these units, a whole set captains were sent in to operate of American the companies. i. effective Salvage Mepair smnediately, the following 7 depo’ Companies i wertermas c. 38 b. 257 a. 256th seaisen sbar immediately, the following Italian .uartersaster Sonypankee will be organized in accordance with the provisions Department letter, file AG 322 (29 August hi) OB-1-SrmOvew, 1A of war ingest 19ids, subject, "visbandment and Organization of certain Italian Service Unite’: a. 79 b. 80 co. 81 rington outlined eertain hours of military uing to be given to the 18U's. ‘This program was very difficult to work out as the treining echedule included priority over training. ectivee oroviding A schedule was worked evt whereby later dir for 55 houre training complished by taking one 6C could be foliewed. This wes ac- company at a time and giving thea one dey every two weeks for such training. yne of the chief difficulties arose because the Italians assumed that since they had eigned up with the italian servi ce Units, they would be able to have the same liberties as American soldiers such as free passes to go into Ogden without guard. As of 24 May 194 passes were granted only to groupe of Italian 13 eneral Orders No. 129 Robert H. Fava. $3~ 12 Septesb er 1944.