Immediately thereafter, the beachmasters, engineers, and quartermasters were quickly dispatched ashore. During the early afternoon of "D-Day", Logan began the daily routine that was to last for nine days; receiving casualties from the beach to be treated by the ship's medical department and meanwhile unloading the vital combat gear as rapidly as possible to the LSMs and LSTs waiting alongside.
Immediately after the landing, the shore-based commanders, engineers, and quartermasters were quickly sent ashore. On the morning of "D-Day", Logan started the daily routine that would last for nine days; receiving wounded soldiers from the beach to be treated by the ship's medical staff and unloading vital combat equipment as quickly as possible to the LSMs and LSTs waiting nearby.