Division Ejcoaange Officer
A Dictionary of Military Terms · 1918 · p. 5
An officer, usually a captain detailed from the Quartermaster Corps to the staff of the division commander, in the United States Army, whose duty is to supervise the regimental exchanges so as to secure uniformity of operation throughout the division, to facilitate the pooling of orders for supplies and to furnish the exchanges with trade information. i.— An improvised iron box or earthen ve el which fits into a camp kitchen or me tins in combination, and a ists in cooking. Its name comes from the fact that it was first used in the Southern States during the War of the ReMlion. — A slang term for high mounds of earth where communi183 cating trenches widen.
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