28th BPO

The 28th BPO (Brigade Postal Office) was a logistical support unit established during World War II to manage and streamline military mail operations for deployed forces. Stationed primarily in the European Theater, the 28th BPO played a critical role in maintaining morale by ensuring timely delivery of correspondence and parcels between front-line soldiers and their families back home. The unit was renowned for its efficiency, often processing thousands of letters daily under challenging wartime conditions. After the war, the 28th BPO contributed to the reorganization of military postal systems, laying the groundwork for modern military mail services.