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The 176th Light Equipment Maintenance Company (Partial Training), commonly known as the 176th Lt. Eq. Maint. Co. (PT), was activated during World War II to provide critical maintenance and repair services for light vehicles and equipment within the U.S. Army. Stationed initially at Camp Edwards, Massachusetts, the company supported frontline units by ensuring operational readiness of jeeps, trucks, and small arms. Throughout its service, the 176th deployed detachments to various European theaters, playing a vital logistical role during major campaigns. The unit was recognized for its efficiency and adaptability, ultimately contributing to the overall effectiveness of Allied operations before being deactivated in the post-war drawdown.
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