In early 1944, the American Army provided six battalions of dedicated railway troops, about 4,700 men, by October 1944 they had raised the capacity to 4,400 tons and by January 1946 to 7,300 tons a day.
The American Army provided six battalions of dedicated railway troops by October 1944. This was in early 1944. They had raised the capacity to 4,400 tons and by January 1946 to 7,300 tons a day October 1944. Six battalions of dedicated railway troops were about 4,700 men.