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Map of Operation Goldflake, the transfer of Allied units from Italy to Belgium
To cater for the new arrivals, the 21st Army Group asked for four base supply depots (BSDs), six field bakeries, three field butcheries, a cold storage depot and two detail issue depots (DIDs). A BSD was a unit capable of supplying up to 25,000 troops. It had a four store sections. A field bakery had 56 personnel and could produce up to 16,000 kilograms (35,000 lb) of bread per day. A DID was a 31-man unit capable of supplying up to 8,00
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