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ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

CHIEF OF THE MILITIA BUREAU

. WAR DEPARTMENT, MILITIA BUREAU,

Washington, June 30, 1931.

sni this, the twenty-ninth Annual Report of the Chief of the

Mil:ii Bureu, Warl Department, covering the operations of the

baiau from Juliy 1, 1930, to June 30, 1931, inclusive, is submitted.

GENERAL' REMARKS

During the year, covered by this report the development of the

atn Guard in its g eneral efficiency has steadily continued The agrgate t in officers, warrant officers, and enlisted men is

i-87 86, as shown in Table IX and Appendix A of this report. The Nationlal Guard is now recogmzed as an established part of 'he connmunity structure and occupies a popular place in the scheme

of national defense. Under these conditions a stabilization in organ- has been reached that ieans fewer changes in personnel and in. ocatlon of units each year..There is no longer any particular

-,mrtrthe exsting strength. The difficulty lies,

1 ~h~r, inl keeping within the limits permitted by appropriations. WIth maintenan'ce'and organization no longer a problem, more

e ad attention'have been given to training and to the promotion

e atl all-around efficiency. Training programs and schedules

a preppred 'with greater care and with a better understanding of

4Vhia fio e t enable the National Guard to properly carry out

ihi~s~on nd~ fulfil the purpose for which it is organized and mainOfficers are becoming, more efficient instructors and are

the instructio. better and more interesting, with the result

ti attendance at armory drills has steadily increased and the organ- -:W ions go to the camps better prepared to engage in field training 'of-the' dsiYed character. With this improved foundation and the

iA jer66ntage of attendance, there has been a marked advancemen n all'Id training, and this should continue.

the', year the following divisions were assembled for field

Twent h y-sixth Division (less one oneregiment i of artillery) artilr"tCm at Camp

Iiii vhidDi ' i 0n t Camp Grant, 11l.

Division at Camp Palacios, Tex.

hh Jivsion (less one regiment of infantry) at Camp

Sadquarters of several divisions which were not assembled as

ge in command post exercises during the year. That exercise
2 REPORT OF CHIEF OF THE MILITIA BUREATU

held at Fort George G. Meade, Md., was particularly instructive pad,

interesting. Such exercises are a relatively inexpensive method of,

acquainting higher commanders and their staffs with some of the- problems that will confront them i .war &nd have proven very

beneficial.

The Air Corps command and staff, exercises held during a, 1,l

afforded the Air Corps of the National Guard its first opportunit 7to

demonstrate on a large scale its state of, ,The results

achieved were most gratifying and clearly demonstrated the potential

value of the 19 squadrons. Much was learned by personnel participating, and it is hoped that the participation this year marks

the initial step toward National Guard inclusion i a future manu

vers involving the use of an air force.

Many States have either already provided suitabe inozi "for

housing their National Guard organizations or aere aa

definite program of armory construction looking tow , thti i

There are some States, however, where little has been done to improve

conditions and the State approp.mations for armory building have been

most meager.

While there has been a noticeable oveon ifir in t e $

guarding of military property in the ha 6ds f t ihe oni On

has been greatest where therehas been' bter...t m .... facilities.. . . The additional storage at th various fiel4 trai cam i

stalled both by the Federal.ap State Gov ermnts

-ossi~le'to store at the camp mch heavy f'i

the field tran period. Tifs results not onl

Si cgst'o frei ht-dratspoa on -these ar i 0.)

wise have to be freighted :to and from the . ea

lightening the storage, burden..at hone s p tbt

to bitie takien of the propiry and ecjipment rei

the armory traini gs season.i. po0icy iS

eomiede for contnutin

SWhile the National Guard is ver sup e tm: Nwell 4

e" cially from- the standpoint of' traini requ.ir e

much to be desired, particularly with rt, to

and antiaircraft 'mat6riel. The motOr v&Acls ow

with few exceptions, in sufficuept quanty, 0 over

#nees, hut Are pf o6d type,-a nd many i, Cases: 1:v 

aid repaired si often that, t& mat enanc"Ise

oin. *he .houl be replcedw#thno mdna4: t

ment, better' s te4 to' pthepurposes for W$ t" 06

cheaper of maintenance.' A shortage still e st§n

guns, modern fire control eupeni, 'unlotd os, "and'

ights., for the antiaircraft orgarizations. . -- -

But few cases of irregularities have occurred n ' ih: disb

Federal funds during the past, year and. none of insoja r

State authorities are.exercisin, more care Yn ff'i6t1' Ajed V

ability and responsibility fo t,

upon bettercar of the property under their- • ,, "

The funds made available at the past session of,,

stru.tion work at permanent Natior4a i"

possible the, provi ing of iny ne&..ed ,a a

to th6 facilities and utilities of the camps. These inchi4* s"
~ and t te las

Wh,~ o ari Nas, tona - ard ss hl,4e-

-liht Ad Vai oith " umer 8of' 95 a erma nti t

'ih prva o tol, hert ypci ofu W ndwihte leat

and with e r ad -

b, tothe safeguarding of the Government's interests.

t g roiency of the NationaI Guard and improve-he

teatnce. selcted officers to, the number of 25 were sent to

e v usArmy Sr-vice Schools, wher~e special courses adapted to

t&i-r-Tfeda~s National Guard officers were conducted. The istmecbon~rivn a,'tose scools is of a very high order and has provenz most

V " le t these officers in work ith their: organizations. Were

ro futtisv h4abl for sending &aihrger~ ftuibertof offic~ers to these

ofi 6ls: i wuld be very benef~ii ts ~thetional Guard.

TT nnul e, eeting of the Asoiton of State Adj utants G~enteral

atthe M~ilitia Bureau Apil. 27~, 28, and 29, 1931, and s

I, ia ju-tants gn~ t'n United States propert~y aipd itig f-6sfroii c 0e. 33 Sat S&jet of general interest to the

-' d-d 'were diiscussed., This personal, contact~ betw.eni t~he

S'nd those of the Militia Bureau is muftually, adztaacquaintance ad understanding thus obtained i&s luew •g ii kdn, Ot' be a' eni 'a Vohts

ADMINISTRATION

30 W$1, thw er 36 officr ~ duty in the-$uzau

e oingthechif no hre ofices f, the N 4ationa Guad (holdilng Vmlls~ions le c6 ,ewi'hoSe detail' is auiohr-

'L11i_1,W Q Eeen officrs~ermintedheir duties durn e~kr foc cnited of a totAl bi f7~poye, clerical

'Cu 0improvaeent b gyperaly u"41etire- National Guard in "the conduict of its business

r. , 4e~ian c.9 ]reports receivd in - --------- &t nd 'delays a'~ hs

i ho ro o s:] furnihed the

Jt~ay et tated also itlaitho'bu is o kh beifhas' jriy- A ver, stifactorily, all current work heing practical1y up, to

4 ohefisa eyear

an w, :-_p equitable of distribation of, pt i

&onM0te National Guard, 1sbeen e , , , -,nt doption of a comfli t- e4 ~ ofo Mhawb ~ ~Is rei~u p~e ~ e~hiw u~ves of~ All o

and tvn& he 'a16*d.-'"Th iiMA'Ales wifl jpeit -the

diti' ,e qequ, "d.by, themn from, their

itsan. iclde-inthirrequisitliwis to. the War Departs ----- ub Nica.', , as -are authorized and in~ the exact -

fif 'llwe.Thi hel rult a considerable saving to

Yit tiaa antheWarDeartment.

Mili ~ ~ ~tiaBrawacosidered well org nized, slight -mizati-- "aon fritina lines was accomplied durig the 'T m ti o-g e e' con u' i mi al m p oy m nt of tspersonnel and loyenp ofi' it ur

gi. ng i cre se i eff cie cy t rou hout the entire b u e ,
The bureau handled 420'422 pieces of maitdthis,

and -distributed to the National Guard durith

1,550,325 publications and 3,718,25a blank forms.

MILITIA Bu1i&Au PcRsONDL,

On June 30, 1931, the following-named officers wre on-uf

Militia Bureau: K . ', [ j

Maj. Gen. William G. Everson, Chief, Militia Bureau, V V, >

Col. William H. Waldron, Infantry, executive officer. ,,

Col. Lincoln F. Kilbourne, Infantry. , , 4, -. , .

Col. Harry LaT. Cavenaugh, Cavalry. '*

Col. Reynolds J. Burt, Infantry. .

Col. William N. Bispham, Medical Corps.

Col. Albert L. Culbertson, Infantry Reserve (Illinois Notis,1Gur), ,

Col. A. Owen Seaman, Quartermaster Corps. :f 7 ;4,

Col. Francis A. Pope, Corps of Enginers. I I.

Col. Robert W. Collins Coast 'Artileriy Corps.

Lieut. Col. Francis C. Endicott Infantry .

Lieut. Col. Henry S. Merrick, boamy Reserve (Iorw& Na~i&ol Q4atd)

Lieut. Col. Hiram W. Taylor, Finance Department Reerve (,4

National Guard).

Maj. Herman Kobbe, Cavalry. , " Maj. Oliver S. Wood, Infantry.,

Maj. Maurice D. Welty, Infantry.-

Maj. Edward H. Hicks, Field Artillery.

Maj. Edwin J. O'Hara, Finance D epartmdtit.

Maj. Albert Tucker, Infantry.

Maj. Lee Sumner, Infantry. .

Maj. James A. Pickering, Field Artillery.

-Maj. Leon E. Ryder, Signal CorPs. ,, 'A rK)

Maj. Harold C. Fellows, Cavlry,

Maj. William J. Bacon, Judge Advocat-e ejrails P.ai n,:1. .

Capt. Christian G. Foltz, C6ast ArtilUgry rps.

Capt. Alexamider C. Doyle, Qua,te t,, d ,

Capt. John A. Ballard, Signal Co.

Capt. Henry Harmeling, JUdg A voat L)pr~t 0era' p Capt. Allen F. Grum, Ordnance Departiment."

Capt. Richard F. Lissier,,Inf&h ry.

Capt. Vincent J. Meloy, Air Co0rp.

First Lieut. Martinus jtensethl Air Corp .

First Lieut. Patrick F. Craig, Chewical -Warfare Sorvice .

fThe following-narmed officers tsriminated thoir conne~ci *ihisA

Militia Bureau during the fiscal fear: t

Col. Guy S. Norvell, 'Cavalry. '

Col. George B. Comly, Cavalry. ' , 

Col.'Francls W. G~over, Ca ,alrjr 'I{-, ~{~

Lieut. Col. JohnA. Barry, Cavalry, "

eut .c :ol. Hugo D. Selton, Infantry.

Mo4-Clyde A. CakoFiel Artiery

Maj. Herbert S. ClFarkson Field Aillery.

M4j. Edwin F. Ely, Finance Dopartment. . ,, , , ...

Capt. George H. Harrell, Quarterm, te Corp.: ,

Capt. VFrank'E. Taylor, Judge Advocate General's Dert m'"

Ci-pt,. harry J. Farner, Infantry. .

T.1,9 j"
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ao 1,846,ositonsR, din the

.v~ ~ G-ir ,a ,, dne theaplicbleTables of

zed 1,4 n 4, 

-Y~t. roatsei gf 1,095d vaacegiihec0

40,ji~ des, &n ggd i ~<t

tl ,447-offiicer

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during the fscal year 19$1 (figures show grade from

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Medical D~epartment: ., ... ' , r )f%; 66

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name .4~44--4 a 4-54 >-41.s pea on tee egn y ofcrs eirels.

Mys nae are on the emrgenhcy mfi er reiedJ lis~ and who

tiv -owlr- the -National Guard. The rnumber carried isnow 601; 4444n, dpAiwi Vs~~,t yet bean made in a number of cases, included

44,4NATIONAL GUARDRESFERVE

4- h;'olwtg table -shows, by arms and services and grades, the~

j.7 W0' o,:ffcers in the National Guard, reserve on June 301 93

.-- misoed~ m strength of the National Guard reserve as of June 30,-

Briga ieu- 4is 8'4144. M, e~n ~~os~1~ALCap-me -, r In6d-~s di& Clnl ean44jr e,11u ~tl 4g ~enerals tainIoiieeu

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rs~~ sfi i~s Th pl-anf&r, 1.RS ' wvere, hs ei$igi 'orglaiwtios ha notproen asuc es. O ratl

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44
8 REPORT OF CHIEF OF THE MILITA "

During the past year, 639 officers were trandred Er

National Guard to the National Gaard Reserve. The fo

shows, by arms and services and grades, the offilrs Whose

recognitions were terminated by reason of their. sepa

National Guard Reserve: "

TABLE V.-Separations in the National Guard Reaere 4 cf, msVio

during the fiscal year 1931

Colo- tenant,-Cap. j

Arms and services nerCe-~ t1

Adjutant General's Department-------------- ------- ------- -------- - '2

Air Corps ------------------------------------- ------------------ IS 7 .'

Artn~.... ................ .r " ' ' S I .. " '' 42l 

Caar--------------------------------I------ 4'.

Chaplains ------------------------------------ -------.- , 4 

0a Artillery----. -------------------- -- ------.. 

Engineers ----------------------------------- -------- --------- 2 2

Field Artillery -- - - - -- - - - - -- - - - -7 -- -- - -------

Infantry ......... ----------------------------- 1-- 2W j

Judge Advocate General's Department ---- ------------------ .... 2

Medical Department: Medical Corps ------------------------ -------- 2 V 7- .- 0

Dental Corps ----------------------- --------- -------- -------- ------ 4

Veterinary Corps -------------------------- #---- -- ---

Medical Administrative Corps --------- 1----------I....

Ordnance Department_--------------------------- -------- -------- --- 2 2

Quartermaster Corps -------------------------- . - ---

Total -------------------------------- 2 4 28 81 l

The-report of June 30, 1931, shows a total of 15,03

assigned and unassigned in the National Guard Reservi.

reserve is considered a valuable adjunt to the Ntmi i

ease of an emergency it could be called in immediaely

61derable strength of men who have had some t?0

National Guard. Some States -realize the value t

in creating a force of assiged reservists. It w bewhile if some inducement cold be offered, as in the Nay !

the enlisted reserve of the National Guard. - 4, *' -

NATIONAL GUARD PERSON$EL IN THE OFfICERR&' W I

On June 30, 1931, there'were 12,357 members of I

Gu rd who held appoitmentA in the Officer' Ri

missioned in the Army of the United. State.s T

shows the distribution in arm and service, and

MoBo, if

Atra.ulsr~Q$ ~genjr'

I o ff ice ........ J,

At l, iVflls Dep.art- 14A

an ------ - ----- 2 R ' f fL

a 17

--- --------- -------- ---- "T

Chaplains --------- _---------- -------- -------- 9

chemical warfare Service --------- -------- -------- 1171

Coast Artillery 15

Field....Art.i......... -- -- --- - - - --- - - 4 5 4 11

Flaance, Depatment ---- --- ", V7 1 

InatrY-------------------- .... ..-
066 an ot Cal lieuteii- leth ' oa

Ir 1n 1

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Me~ic II 9

41 ,5 58I4~ 1~ 200,~ t i e' - - - - - - - - - - - - 2J - 1

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2 10

-tmen -- - --- 9 2

wt -. -5 104 95- 

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10 "' REPORT OF C=EF -OF THE MILYPI" M R _AW

Fifty-seventh Field Artillery Brigade, Thirty-seco'nd ... isin

One hundred and twentieth Field Artilleryl, Wisconsin.

Fifty-ninth Field Artillery Brigade, Thirty-fourth Division: One

hundred and twenty-fifth Field Artillery, Minnesota; Ofiehundred

and fifty-first Field Artillery, Minnesota.

Sixty-sixth Field Artillery Brigade, Forty-first Division: -One

hundred and forty-sixth Field Artillery, Washington; One hundred

.and forty-eighth Field Artillery, Washington and Idaho.,?

version of First Battalion, One hundred and forty-eighth Field

Artillery, Idaho National Guard, authorized effective Jul 1, 1l .)

'The Two hundred and twenty-second Field Artillery (7 m.

tractor drawn), G. H. Q., Reserve, Utah, was converted to a, 15-tmm. howitzer regiment and assigned to the Sixty-fifth Field -rtillery

lBrigade, Fortieth Division, thereby completing the field artllery

,brigade of the Fortieth Division. The Two hundied and fortieth Coast Artillery (harbor defense),

Maine, was converted from a 12 to a 9 battery regiment and organized

into three battalions-i battalion harbor defense, 1 battalion 155ml.

gun (tractor drawn), and 1 battalion antiaircraft.

Four chemical regiments have been added to the National G zd

;allotment but are as yet unassigned.

The total number of headquarters and units in the National Gu~xd

allotment, not including the chemical regiments, is 1,009 headqudtter

and 3,996 units. Of these, under the present plan of National uard'

,development (210,500 aggregate, units at maintenance strength

plus 10 per cent) 834 headquarters and 3,191 unit are orgbiked

or authorized for organization; 38 headquarters and 358 u are

inactive, classed as nonessential; and 137 headquarters and 447 AIaU

remain to be organized.

The status of the organization of the Infantry and Cavalry dvisioti'

and aviation units is shown in the following tables:

TABLE VII.-National Guard divisions-Infantry and Cavalry units federaly

recognized to June 30, 1931

INFAN'TRY DIVISIONS.

(Authorized number of units, by branch, In each Infantry Division: Division- Hedqarte ,Detic -t ;

Division special troops 9; Infantry, 80; Field Artillery, 36; Engineers $;, Division Aviation, 3&, Madioal

Regiment, 12; Train, 10; total, 159 1]

Head- Djv$ iA I

Division Strength q urtrI A -, Ar, Eg-sioi aaSpecial Trin T

detach- troops try tillery tneeai plete ment lt

Twenth-sixth ------- 7, 843 1 4 80 29! 8 3 6 7 138 86. 7

Twenty-seventh --- 8, 762 1 8 78 35 8 3 12 7 15 '- /95.5

Twenty-eighth___ 8,778 1 8 80 3180. 7, 96.2

Twenty-ninth------ 7,891 1 4 78 34 8 6 34 94.2

Thirtieth.. -------- 8, 282 1 6 78 35 8 7 3 141 8

Thirty-first --------- 7,819 1 6 78 31 8 .3 3 5 136 4'

Thirty-second ------ 7,565 1 8 78 3,32 1.-: -'! 12 'k.

Thirty-third -------- 8, 111 1 6 78 26 8 3 5 2 120 81. 1

Thirty-fourth ------- 7,517 1 2 78 32 8 3 2 1 128 80.5

Tbirty-fifth --------- 7,334 1 3 78; 23 8 3 6 7 129 81.1

Thirty-sixth -------- 6,980 1 2 77 22 8 3 6 5 124 77.9

Thjfry-PvUn-h.- 7,589 1 7 , 78 123 '_3 1 7 1 8. ,

Thi-ighth -------- 8112 1 5 '78 3''5 8 S 1589.9

Fortieth_'--- - 6,847, 1. 3 78 :3 1 42A R-.A

Forty-first-------- 6,849 1 78 0 3 2 1 1 4.2

1'orty-thid---------7914, 4 -78, 18 I3 7 9'Le2~ISIt

4 rty-fourtht ...... 7,498 1, 7 78 23i, $ 3. . . - . '

y-t~fifth ---------- 8030 1 7' 78 3 ' ~

Total. - .. 139'721 18 ' - 407 i :-4

This total includes all units In the National Guard 1

cons$ red for organization in time of peace and one regiment 155-mm. howltze; ttt
09T tiulw,

a Me2ll

" w~ sd di

recognized Jun ~ 3613-Cnine ~ ~ to 

'bbae 181 ;Tont-thkiv CwaYIiviol

'd WO Trai:0A A 

troos 'tl nershompetef

7& 102.S 93 ,5&94461O~ 

~ 2.5 3i1 60.5 

1 0 00 8 ------- 46X5 iT14 $ 61.30

11,40 6 1, 2 18.1 59.2i

t usm~r~yI~~ison,48joos,.oth 8 'uis Twty-thiri Cavalry~ 2iviioni4 t i

ofaito,., nt ,~ina Gur on2Q JuneAf~ W81s'V

ANme of Numbe airrat ly5 hors

bfflcersin- N1, fiscal ear 193

10IJ8QAO 90.5 jBIob-0 1

b )A ~ A 57.S ~9~4 ~ ~ V1

ser~gion NmbieC

ljjjtjts ji V~r obeve- e , fsalya

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14~~~~V 24 12 3- 8 1 64 5 915 ,585 ,71

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!2 WOIRT OF Q CR O TIM:

AU9THOR1ZID BTWING 07?'W 410; 4A 44

The authorized and actual strengt s of the National Gurd

June 30, 1931, are as follows:

TA BxI IX.-Authorized and atua etrength of the N

Autborsed, Jiiai $0, 1931 Atult JTw* 900 1*

Cornm-, W a r- Pnts Agge- uds

sioned rant rn

ers 'officers *-,Z

Officen;

MST CORPS AREA 42

Connecticut ------------- so 4 4, 08t 4,432 M 5

Maine ---- _------------- 189 8 2,310 2,502 7274 174 8 31

Massachusetts ----------- 712 10 9,046 9,77 57 10 9102

New Hampshire --------- 82 2 1,007 1,091 75 2

Rhode Island,____ ... . 107 1,882 2,002 1W 0 1,5

Vermont ---------------- 87 1 1,144 1,282 81 1 1,02 1 W * 

SECOND CORPS AREA

Delaware ---------------- 9 1 Soo So 5 1 7'"

New Jersey -- _---------- 396 6 4,0.7 , 5 4,

Now Yok ------------ 1,524 22 19.,#7 21,4 1,70 19 30,042 2443 -1

Porto Rico -------------- 91 1 1,4 11,521 , so I 40V,

T, 1D CORPS AREA

District of Colunbian 76 1 987 1,084 A1 I t

Maryland ---------..- 265, 4 9,221 8,490 315 4 1 80

Pennsylvania Virginia ----------- 900 I 11, 946 12,25 0 1 1 s 1 ................-- 270 .4 3l 6W, ,970 us 4 3 M

7OURT CROPS AREA

Alabia -1------ 229 2. %593 '2 824 209 2

1ori.a-- ....... ._ 8.! 233 ,22 171

28..-- 268 .8: 3...9 8.775 247 "- 8S 18 2 ,85 1367 2 W18

?, P1 ..... -... 126 2 1,9M IMS$ 116 38 6N1

X aroIna ..... . .....- 275 5 3,221 1501 259 5 14

oth n8 ...... 148 2 ,074 24 145 2 001

Tennesee - ....------- 212 3 $ 91 A08 191 8 '

T1TH COMRPS ARZA

iudla .......------ 388 68 k540 4,984 307 68 46

Xutucky-------------280 % 2736 %NO 218 a

~es4t gna-----180 2, 1,8W 2, 000 128 2 Im

S5VETH CORPS AREA

Zlni--------97 11 8,8%1 29 4X

icga--- 88 5 4,252 6,Z 832 4j Wisconsin---------------3$71 8 ,71 488 5 . j

SEVENTR COIL' AREA

Arkansas ................ 171 2 2 W ,236 IS

Iowa................. - 270 4 3513 8,787 25 4

t-----------8 2W .4, oAi

M ----------- 382 6 1,77 114 2

Coork ao--------------5 7t 1,77 107 14i

N~wM~zlco-----------7 2 99 0*j

Cooad ....... . 15 1 :7,197 14 4 4

Now~~4 Meio...... 7 W 1 W 7

416 6 938 ,362

'Tx ...... 1 6 845 94Aa
S 5' '"';" t S

5' 5

v

i44Jz~*1,

1~$1Co~14ia~4d~

Authorized, June ~O, 1~3~1 ~0tu~ ju~uB ou,

Over or Thali8ted Aggre- mis- W0Z En1~tsted Aggre- under

~n~n ~te sioned om~ers ~uien gate

!~

~Z2~5~ SA~A

505 7 6,&77 6,589 439 7 6,014 6,48>0 -129~ 111 2 1,197 1,310 101 2 1,193 1,296 ~ ----- 78 ~ 1,13~ I,~AJ9 77 1 1,125 1,203 -~

8 152 160 7 119 126 -34 ~ ~ -- ~ 208 3 2,867 ~3, 076 204 3 2,851 3,058 -18. I4~ 1,a4is~ 1,4~ 129 2 1,293 1,424 -38.

233 3~ 2~49Q ~7'28> 221 2 2,480 2,7Q$

1~ <~b7 6~3 47 1 581 029 -34k

6 ~ AT~T

~ ~, 2~ 1,~1~7 1,727 106 2 1~606 1,~714 ______

14, 123 207 175, 858 190, 188 1~ 051 198 174, 1~7 187,386< -2~ 80~4

6 - 6 S i~''; -

I~1~A±N~NG 5' 6

01 tjf~ f~h~ ~&~tionaLGiiard stabili~ed for th&

The Militia ]3tireau has coi~icentrated its efforts on training

~tr~t~on.

ctkes of tl~e~gu&d are:

ts in ~btidtt~i&i to fun~1~ioi~ eftect~re1y, ~t ~d~ting

~ ~ifr~~ V~itiitig, when emp4oyed in ~ninoi~

~pthority; and

~~4~iediyt&1he4 1~orce, capable of ro~pid expansion e4Qyed with the xmrnmum delay 1i4~6nenL of t~he ArAiy of the Thiited.

~f o1~j&tives, 1, b4~ic trainh~g of individrnds,

tb~~ ~, a~dM~ staf1~'s to inchi4e that of the

4~01'ps a~ea ~omi~anders have au-

~ppio~i~t~ly to exte~id their t4raining

yi~i~ ~6-~i, s~p~cia1 e~p~sIs was placed ugoii

~4c~' Ii iphnk leadership, ch~mica1 warfare.

with ~1 its4 weapons, the t~acti~al em-~ 6 ~ weapo~ thro~iigh 1~xe medium of appropriat~e

of t~iv*~ ~movuig

- ~ ~e~ti~i~ ~fo~r ob~e~'v~,tion of co~t artillery

- use of weapons, care of animals, marching,

io~top~ ph9to~r~p1~y, towing and tracking for

44 45

St

vs

5, -,> 4- ~ 554

~55~ .66'5

4 5

.5.5' 5 (4. 5 '5, 2~sA

.5 -- 4 5 '5-:, 5' (' 46
1A4

1-4 WPORT, OFC WYF, OF THEM w rT- Bm a..

Medical Department: Medical Departmentt

military training. Medical reginirfnts -- ilitary and medical training

to enable them to function with their units..

The general results have been good...

In accordance with instructions from the Militia Bureau, the rating

of "very satisfactory" has been eliminated. Hereafter only "sata

factory " and'"unsatisfactory" are to be used; items formerly rated

"VS" are now to be set forth under "commendations." Fieldispections are to be conducted by a board of officers, a procedure which is

sure to arrive at a more accurate rating of the unit.

ARMORY TRAINING ,

National Guard commanders who are responsible for traim*nprom

grams are realizing that armory training is preparation for field.

ing, and that, therefore, the closest coordination in the prepoqio

of the two training programs is essential. Officers have sho i, -,wn 

provement in their knowledge and grasp of training managemnt, ,id

armory training has advanced.

Based on the allotted strength the attendance at armory t

during the past year was approximateky 80 per cent, an mcr

5 per cent over that of the previous year.

The results, of armory inspections are showg in Table X cpg page," " "*"

page. FIELD TRAINING

The attendance at the field training camps has

percentage of the enrolled strength, th e gVte o r e

172,907. This is a very clear-out indio i ohf : et1 c

the National Guard from the standpoint 0f strength. an 4

ide' 'a -reliable force'f "use iicase f e c . .

Improvement in armory trA.an abeter coorduanoita . .

programs with those of field traninghave made ora cided; ]m

ment in the latter, The new system of field inspecti A epte 16

become a valuable factor of training initself. 41_. In some camps the number o6 recruits las been such as

affect the training of the organizations, bt wit a bette

big of this problem it is belev edsa saisfacory ag

worked out in most cases, to insure their reciving the

for recruits prior to coming to the camp,..

A total of 721 reserve officers trained wiih the,Nao a ti

camp during 1930 All orps area commaders -bt i oh

training. Reports of representatives of the Mi ur:i

obs6er've0d the training rat;ed the polic ay success, an..

continued in 1931,. ..... Gadi~~i11 .$ 

In general the training of the Natikn Guar is s, at a hjgher level than eyer bef r., A rdsu o e

foir the fieldl tralning peniod of I 3t) is incliided in ,B

this page. :

SUPPLEMENTAL TRAINING. , t% ":2 , '.

at 4; 

,ger 

I. ve than eve beLe ru6 o%

ot funds h.aprenuad .e zaa.

training for National Guard troops during the pat ear. ,jr

the States of Iowa, and North Dakota held 4-day6c ;(,* 44.

~: :
" ,/ . 'TAaLs X.-Conolidated annual armry inpedion repor, National Guard, 1931

" 6 7 $ 9 10 I 12 14 xo 1 1 i 16x 16 17 is

e- e " . .Total number Total number .. In-0 organ- .. Attendanoa dr o roziesl in of armories in 'Total number o : v

Total number of ar- which facilties which adequate o n.. ber ' ..era tatus of armories in which'l jcareato wt lwand o a~, We Rn O se- dprir n 12 months ] o nor.es owned by- o nin rotection for a

- of armories ..as.to. which indoor -I than cerv I .. ..nir o having- use of- range facilitis..nd ' c bi Train-ng oare- rangesare- 

. . 8 . . . = ... u ]- - -" -

0- ert__ y I Z ~ w ~

-~? 21(91 2,04 60 24,7371 47.5 .... 199 20 17 360 421 363 0 .. 191 24 S ..S .... S... 235... 429 181 8L5 .... 8, :S.. -S -8

| . ,7 1 7 8.868lO1 48 .8t & ---. ! 68 1 75 112 41l 138 1 7BIS... ..........--....---... 12 .... - -- .- 10 43 13 7 0 L t I-- .. SS.

] "2 ' 74- 2 0 s55t20.... 1 83 5! 45! 11 22 1s. S - ----------- . ........ .... , . . - S.. 80 .3.20.70 s. .

57L 9 0 4 - 1---------------- 1 ...----...------..... 1 .. 1 1------....

I 79 43 15 43 432 .... 9 ~ 1 0 1 .. ~ ------ SS..S 5 9 " 

- -,-=4 18181--9 162------------=7 4 4 1.

--. - S1 I 152 20 .

A A7

129 17. S. 4. _

T~j'472 '27 '1 4, 6

951 -17-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 484 S-35 4 1 2 n 1 ------------ - 0 5
4

7, # 8 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 8i 19 2

A to (A .N0.. ~- I 

Coadrs eladrs~ r

80#m 1H1~vi.~r&I 4 0 7

2 . l .. .. ~ ~,---.__i- N~~ ~~ under2 1 V &.~L VO . ~ 7& . o !V ~ 28 .. 1 9 4 7 .. 2&. V.~j ~ 2M~a3L.JV.. s v.. ~ ~ ~ I45 28___ 2~&.. U &AV j V& S Y%. 7t .~ - ~ y~ y IgL . VsY i ~ i. o~v . ~ s

~ V~a45

A7g-a zPA

~A

1, 73 A us W X22s 4 s w W 218 s vfV - ftb..'V .8 .8.
JOY H-.XI.A MA

4 I cor ~I -tlt.Ths8 '61141s, flI $tw it to T A ith -' "atee, 'W 'Onpn6 o

II, ere an i Ti i 

4 eve.! The t -co'heAo,'lier for

, st. a d i itiiatv y + r . rS ,

hf e cprvmnt in -small arms practie~ duingth~e' has not

ZO might reasonably 'be gxp cte1, consdering the

ounition -expende and bhe-numbe of quialifications

1-t rst'b elived that ioni, islin gneral, due -,o.t;tWo principa causes: L~ack~ of efficienit preparatory insltruci~retoev d~viop~ mcfAu ciaes of proper calie o

4i~~gia ut[4,,iing po44n &dwurip~ ,practice. To correct this

R1li ureadiretd "tht schools' .e.tablihedI o& h Ntion~al Guard orgami- e' 'tann cpma-Y 9n4yof Rers, and noncom nissioned

Sf proao4 t o.training i the. e o a-Iy "~m6'~e $iyo si h fainmw

t to te e n f the N... .... 3j0

gh- ..... 0 "te N -o' M -cna - ....... d 2 8

T ad, rn~r

A1 A #0 Zhp c. -d a A,,p in so , f 'a r' °

'o ,reC ... o_. ..w ... .. g25:

au zed to fir------------------------- 80,300 li gb co rs ------------- ----... . 37,560

e + J+4 ':Y 4+ r; ,+4%§,t

e4 & 64u, "1 '46.7

re ed , .----------------

AW MT t., , 5. 018

------------- --- ------------------- 70fAAA293

competin ----------- ----------------- ---------- 33' >$A A8

Ai L~~~~ ~Al' AAAAAl~AAAA ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ AA ~ 1 , 99l >AAA

,APsAv4i 'bAAd Oqu AH AA
Auto'Matic rifte: . . ,i '... " . !:

Numberi authorized to fire-.Q -- I&

.Number completing prescrbe edcourse..- -

N um ber qualified -- - - ---. - rPercentage completing prescribed course_. - . L 7 4W .4

Percentage qualified of those authorized to fire--------------=

Percentage qualified of those completing, the course--..............

37-mm gun and 3-inch trench mortar:

Number authorized to fire -*---- -

Number completing prescribed course ----------------- --

Number qualified - - --

Percentage completing prescribed course:, i- ---, 4

Percentage qualified of th~ose authorize to fie

Percentage qualified of those completing the eour .....

Firing reports for the year I98*oW;t4k

nition, 75-mm shell and shigpnei5.,l: (ho*

shell, shrapnel; and sand 1opdod e atid, 374-i *

fired in 3,376' problems, an, avat 'f i8.4 ioiias $

Thirty per cent of the problems W&6 p6rteiiski6 n*

ments; 15 per cent were percussion bracket AiustMqent; an

per cent were time bracket To htndt> 4&", *

one problemswere fired IIoad$ Vn

with an,'airplane obseier

These reports further show that totd&V-of I .....

field artillery orgnization'§ rt df N G4M r d-1sa,

able, with few exeeptidns, thatih W fbh Ik 6ars. A -

organizations buased t1eIr "p O2 bK 1, im'O "

ineieslig 6 rvibe nilditti*s

wearing. of gas masks by gup squads, the smoking o ba

the taking -6:f aMr phfrpht§ Of b A t

regiment the use of a gridded airpl iW' c' A *hf

service practice.

During the past year there :'W& Jwtis b

respect to aena gunerya oda!w$i the ae o.

ment and decidedly irpro#d ad. m a ai"lla-iow

many squadrons the situation regarding thi, typ .,o much better. . .. Tow baget installations have.0roven , Tow target" " ""fa a :t....

ation between antiaricraft inits-kid air

results.

COAST ARTILLERY TARGET PRACTICE

Harbor dejen8e.-SeoSast practies Wore, gwi

as i:compared with those of art,

diiddinotwo -grou, 4A,

beter in thefirst and,)tha.oe.,

we wi1 find that 60 per cent of the harbor d eese bat

! 'group. Of the 74-target praq

teies 9 were classifid. as exce lent t ; y .

~ri27 were unclassified. r.vni o~'

~~~~~~~

fo* - j '~ ' d i ~ ~

1) Q4
ra ~ --- ~ ~ - - - - - - - - -- -- - -- -

6(xo n atroeml an aeesatrne Qf

--previous rato~

10;~~ ~ 6f11 ~ ~ 1* 6Tm~v 1,r "'eh

_P -d - 'goit rne frtbisf.0r yt inn

.ef ~ T61 wille If'ii'd asrpil y udsw

Ai~ir~dat raL,. "hrd iii musetry 6asd.i

ih 4"q4~ rk Adi* 3

ft V I' 16

49-ey 4 0, ' o eeas

,Wl; . co btfrn y sun ntu

h~~~~~ :tap- 11u~.et ~' e~~~~~~~~~~~ iigto ng he'r 4 olwe npearaint4rf

(Jdso this cls o ie i

Stil 4,a & tck o pr 9 t4 4 

1, .p ~ ~ h ~ 4 ,iA nia oefctv -C 19 f e

be< lagrcaphv of th dqaerne o hstann

iti-n- fa4lt e wil .-- as rapdl -4P&$' as funds Wil

he ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~4 triing ioqpal Gur4nmser n,(,

ellerl is a 4
Unde th tolcy thi

jh "tOhes ar gruped in four classes, folio

t Iknal rifle team match-, as follows: ClassA

othe purpose of this classification thesevc b~y themselves andar ddtnalti each e~s

earear adito

khrin frx theXaonr f ar, 

the following Nation'a q M

5. Oregon.11Arzn,

9. Washington.3.

~~~~i ii8"~2jL

M1

30., Vermot.

33. 'Minnesota.37

If

from the'reg ariservies!6

The 20p 'bnta

tsec ompthe rlrn;

$M.A

K AI
.-- V

t t reinseQXoi t d.I

arwas. eT W. 9

New~ ~ ~ Yow (~ a* vrkl

UheiA'.- S chfrtz' N6w Mex±L

!, i" .. .io mk.. 

-;lq.r x, Jiigsc2fo91 hi higly fflieut

1 instruction " imparte e toue al in uattenine.

raaff' I, pso in, re, rquired t. attend.. 9 ss they

1-d icqk-iica r Wclkcy from a pre~u school 1 Vez'Y Ifw

P~sef , P ti eeption'n pi4 ciial h41J~ '. tnded, for

Le w I derive ho E inthe mtchesan

ql , 0~

lysri toq i1 rimakmnship wit~h their orgaizations.

insuton ,iven g at' the shoon ntth ai- .. f.t nar MA

ha , ye_ ,t blA reat~ benefit to the~ N'ti'onal GW-d ... t y, but practically ,i-) a411 Nation . Guard _ offi es

I ;-........ itd..

e atAr ev ...... .c. the 7t i c. re n eS,,. er Wa ,ins4

%!If 6a 'su it a ...ir c t en gte. j

!D itfdM it4f yeari of oiby ~0 ~

ii .eW&4 ! hth .............. u if 6fcerst aend*

regp)ar~an speial curse are 4io4vn is ineas fto'i

r )--15 niskjmf1,

.,eric schoolc .

ai' 4 1'ftistdmii ve ni bLe t ofs yore Nur attending

re ........ o Ouiel ye ar. Durmng.,, ter p s

-T W& 649th offigu-5 9" 0 en

-I I. ;n t 4. .. .. . ..- i e n l i s t 

"o'' ' " i 0-, e'"".' i w ak- G -,r., ----- peone:

prel~t~ M,8. -d 4ths-----------27 ies~ and.

a e d 2 ots-----' rca

Schools s ------- Lnth of--------s Nmer ttedi ng ..... I - ------ weeks--- - -7 fies

ArmyW3r.months ------------ 17 officers., G-2 --- nh------- 9e---e mn

----------- ----- do -------------- 74 officers.

--------------------- ---------------- ---- - weeks -to- -- 8 m .- -. - 1S e ised me -. antr V PYefi'e ! 3' i<_n-,o-ii moth ----------- 91 officers. l 

qmk'n --------------------- Comp nyoofficer tj 3~ months -------------- en isti d inen

I il (old i-O-- - - - 6weeks - -- - -- - - 4off cers. ---- --- ficer -- --- --- months ---------- -45 oficrs

Fiel - -- - - -- - - 6W 2 eak o ts -- - - -- - - 2 officer.

nlse secialst---------Y3 months-----------10 enlisted menm.

Field 6f4es_ - ,' - - -- - e k - - - - - - fi e s
20 REPORT OF CHIEF OF THE, MIITIA BUVAV

Of the number sent to schools 10 officers and 6 e iisted- men

to meet the educational qualifications to satisfactorily eo1pt

courses; 2 officers and 1 enlisted man failed to graduate on a

of sickness; 3 officers and 9 enlisted men were relieved shoryt 'r

reporting for duty at schools because of physice disability.

During the past year a requirement has been put into effect that

the application of every officer must be accompanied by a erflAtate

from a medical officer stating positively that the apicant is '

cally qualified to perform the strenuous duties required of a studont

at the Army service schools. Also more searehininquir s&a

made into the educational qualifications of those authorized to at fn.

While the number of failures due to various causes has iio be*

excessive, continued effort will be madtr:tb cut the number 't6

absolute minimum.

The appropriation for the attendance of National Guard emo 4

at service schools during the past year was $375,000. TIA

provides for only about half the number that desired to take' a4va-i

tage of this important form of military training. D aO'to thN lWfdi

time available for training and the wide distribution of National

Guard organizations, the Army service schools provide an invaluable

means of instruction, for selected officers, and, enlistedme , whle, uon

return to their local organizations, are well qualified ,to erve, ,a

instructors.

With a greater appreciation of the vahiie of tW110 aa_ 'Aeft

these Army service Schools an a gradul incre~e it; )r9

the'National Guard, provision 5h0eld h ea e ,4

appropriation for this essentiaform o rf tl u. el

should be authorized for t his purpoQ§# ,fii =re y'A. This

would provide for the attendance b Approumately 370 61% ej

140 enlisted men annuily, or about 2,8 !ar f hen1 e p O4t c- c

missioned and less than one-tenth of 1 per, 't lofthe snl ;" I....

of the National Guard.

Twenty enlisted men of the National Guard were admitted th ie

United States Military Academy on July 1, 1-943O; 20 qualified for

admisssion July 1,1931.

TABLE XIII.-National Guard officers attending service schools, fltcl , yeamw lo,

to .193., inclusive ..

BISTAI E $ I

Alabama ------------------ - 54 Louisiana_. ......----

Arizona -------------------- 19 Maine -------------

Arkansas -------------------- 55 Mdryland--- , ....---- '

California. ------------------- 79 M

Colorado --------------------- 51. Michigan ------------------ 75

Connecticut-- ------------- 68 Minnesota ......... 8,

Delaware -------------------- 9 -sissippi. ---

District of Columbia ---------- 24 Missouri ------------- ..

Florida ---------------------- 45 Montana '17

Georgia --------------------- 57 Nebraska-: 2.-------

Hawaii ---------------------- 23 New Hampshire ... . , 4.- 

Idaho ----------------------- 26 18New New Jersey Mexico-, ---------.-- 00

Illinois -------------------- 118 N M ex.---------

Indiana ---------------------- 83 New York -------------

Iowa- ------------------ _-58 Nort7 -7r,77 , Kansas ---------- 70 North Dakota..------------ .

Kentucky - ------------------40 Ohi 7 ,. 
------------------- 5e r m o n t ------ -. .-. ... 2 8

Pe-1I~~~ 16 40 Vi -o~--------------------860

RI--- ------- 18.2 Wyoming -68

~I~ ------------ #- 4--~ 

W-,,-- s_ 1361 W Togi2-- 2882

1 15o4 iti edon----- -- ~ 2

bi . eStaf 102 Mir Corps-.....-__-___ __...n-_ 99

<':ii,: o . , , ; 1 , 140 Sig al ' orp 517 5 Tank Tan-- ..------------- s _ _ -- .7 22----------------- 

xtery., k:; ;.. =172 Chemiosi Warfare_-........---.-------5 ---- 237 Miscl1neous-.....4

1361 rTotal--------------- 2,882

" r'.,r~B -SCHOOL.. ... .. . .. .. .

-0mrii anVhSta Of arms nd servies, commandants and

hd< fs hoIs by instakjg providing assistanceto suitable courses students of instruc- toward

rat -------- til ly erely appr-eci-ted.

p UsE 0• .I0 ?4 , G" IA ' ., .. N E~& .. I

tK- , 41ii m~~t, to. eower, the activtes of tho

S! i ,- ,beyonid ,Stating that. this ser'vioe .ha erable extent and of great value tfthe State 5on0eed.,

~ta iWde r :ig in varity and: character of the ona! -- Guard by vrnou she Statesin e47ergenies.

~ reerd shows very clearly that the guard has proven the

erj~of <the S:ts whnever ' unusual situation, or one S e e nableto coe, has arisen It fc lt- i N qof thools Sby poitinly inb cu ling law,, mainn operty Whn the civil ufhOr,

4o4 ren'supportt u int ork o

profitablbofg aspie opitb lc caaity, disrater,

O *rd, Sitae servce b~eyondstoting tat thsdevie plas

I4 frconiderbe exte a d ofcretng almosth eSre conceivable

use Nenad of-he tthe Natina Guard may be rtehady to

in ~ p , s a td ffioently upon aegl

111,4M, deedec ; of-the Stae-.wevr -one".. an unuua siutin or: 

1bIRPGoTs 0o3 Cours A1RA CoM NDEs

&hthnoma generals crp ae td de artmes are In

..... g, I , , . f r a ,n 

s

BE wih the sqri"rAslon of the traning l oaw mhe

The suppot plordoperation accorded the Miia

he i aS been most, valuable and sincerely appreciated,nnfor lify aordd welkwth the State authorities

it, i addiiona suport, bti te wok o

to ..

4 ':: ': ' ' :..

t; '4It h," _en Intres,," 46 .h~ y, t-op.. , note e 

6T-~~~~~~~~~ A~ - 6pe -14--v oeig loteey ocial
22 RPORT OF, CHIEF, 0F THE

FIRST CORPS AREA

General.-The state of the National Guard- of this

compared to what might have reasonably been ex ted, M

excellent. Its advancement, as compared to, t fbefrom a training standpoint, is coisidered excellent

all organizations have been instructed in chemil warfare

during the armory period and wifl receive- -further t

respect during their summer encampments. Notable ip

has been noted in the field artillery, engineer, and signat .

well as the usual anticipated improvement of infantry,,

of officers and enlisted men taking bratch extensiod .. o'

on the increase. '

Weak points.-No outstanding weak points observed.

Strong point8.-Combined training of the Two -hinm4

forty-first Coast Artillery (Massachusetts) and Two

forty-second Coast Artillery (Connecticut) -at Forts W and Michie, the, training to i del , ba1tl prto

clusion of the usual field traulg of, thep :e. p',rio Coordination of det s tp f t4,*

squadrons of this corps 'arpAl , - cessfully did the past year, invo img spotting, towing, a iap

for the National Guard coast artillerY m#imeatA.

The liberality of the vctrioU8 State legislaktures regardinlgN

6uardia air8 this past eaP,.- .h$otate 0 ft o0 t!%L "

area at East Lynn, near Niainti*, 'kno*'A.'as w

comTprising 2,300 aces

Reomme n# 3 -Tho toml vf tZh# P

sites at Camps Williams andiDevens. , ' 4 

$XIOOIWD/ O~ft AM" 5 ~

General.-Condition in ne:,r1 ... .

State of Delaware, which; f qep R that might reasonably beo sA,

has been iptovem ento Th e '

the fiscal: year 130,' hais be ratif in as bee

advance in trinmg, especia1il baittle1P qft

arms. I Due to ncr(a4, m th6p x4.., hca n

persoinn is 'of -highe' q'ual ty. orvi' Weak points.-ailure ot ome to k de .i6qua a

facilities. Obsolete motor eqipze ea t ,- .,,

Strong point8.-Higher iorate and espnt de corps

ptal-polities ,in ,hejuard; ,,-4t I"' ,R ecommndation&,.-That o bsolete mito: t i mat e

th~t' a3mnxmznit~on allowance be, incresd , <I .,' a

General.-The two infantry disio 4

brigade (corlt t bdp§) An&' t itrd iM ( 

conpletely organized, except for certaint sfm

functioning smoothly and efficiently. .
e,, -"h

liftft%

,04 sne p te ord' War. Many" compames had10 'per

-;'MI rof ocisgihg

*d Afc~tio of r:~ hadqu-t trs h~ g d 

Wvlles~~ and inroktk

t i~f 4'%n* 1 -es'

A , ~ - rion to-his fit 8b h' t1- dvdA Igad 'k- -AtAdiz inA 6

ty'4itrt lley F& A 16" "ahi n~

I * 4-h TA4ti ei

h~~~~y Ofe -he 7i

al)tie in~f u * 1Ai 7ig~I j ) -4' -.

M L t '- 4'A*4 

*A IA nl'4-4Al'o v

;Waf V hj of I hb"4

'4 ' ;i"'~ " 44fe '6 -A to

o -vo4 44 4' '

N&IU11 "if"W ied g-* 0 rml

'k d narlym4
24 REPORT OF CHIEF OF TUE MJ LT1A- *-

Weak point.- l. General high annual turnover Ain porsp4, 1,

2. Inadequate armory, stable, and storage facilhties4

3. Too few local small-arms ranges in some States.,

4. Delays in submitting requisitions and procrastbiano in 0

curing the action of surveying officers in several States. :,

5. Reports on field artillery target practice have been quite~gou ,

erally incomplete and delayed.

6. Some States still lack a sound method or system for detrminlu

eligibility for commission or promotion prior to a can4idae'sappe rance before a board.

7. There are not enough regularly well-conducted and swaprmed

schools for officers, noncommissioned officers, and speli ts canducted on other than drill nights in some States,

Strong points.-1. Better mess management at all camps.

2. More careful preparation and execution of traing programs

and schedules.

3. Almost 100 per cent enrollment of 130 division field 4,S4

officers in appropriate Army extenson courses. Com- nabfe

progress in sta training in the Thirty-first divisional wa

4. Interstate teamwork. Splendid relotions, amicable cop ration

with these headquarters and with each other. ,

5. Better general preparation for inspections.,

6. Good spirit, keen interest, general ambition to, play the; g

fairly and to get results.

Recommendation8.-1. The States of the Thirty6f:t 4iisiogi area

issue necessary orders to require field and stafftofier i tapuua v

propriate Arny Extension courses asa qualification for:pay

2. That practical staff training be extended t dow nc

battalions and that funds be set: aside fr ,qeveatual afeorb. 

brigades in camps so that brigade comnaner4 imay arrage, aiitable

CPXs.

3. That each State adjutant general, require t .oai a0

check property and place necesary, items on surve Witbm &a o

of their return from camp, requisitions:,fowarded prowy whsurveys are acted upon, and Umite States property, andi.sbur 'Ug

officers instructed to forward all quisitiona- to cops re )

quarters not later than Mareh 15.

4. That steps be taken to replace mator eq-ipmeoto *:.

FIFTH CORPS AREA

General.-1. State of the. Natinal Gxuard" 'Very at c as, compared with what reasonably might be expected) TIfac

to . understanding and cooperation between the Natin! Guad

and corps area headquarters continues.,

2. State of advancement compared to fiscal year 1930: A speciat

effort was made to improve tactical training of all units, and especially

the combat training of company, troop and battery subdivisions.

Command and sta. training *as had. Attefioh Was given :to

in rior administration, n There was progress1 l fte.seb endo

and a eneral im rovemerrt as comparedw wit m fi- 6 '1 a' NN. sq. - I-, Weak oints-Tihe, outstaningwa 'n~sae~'~e

Strong point.-The outstanding strong' point :a.

1. MamitenanCe o high standards.

2. Qualitj of persohne. - - ..... I i -
4P94

7.,

t a

4, A

4. ~ A 4

kuI1 tk% h-Wii o'44'

474

2~44 ~ 44 44

6.4 4 O 9 A , " .4

04 h,

0. 2i. L"

Ott -4 

OR # 4'ff.l,

E1111 " -1 4 4

)1 0

tt Z,~ ~ :.<~

's wue 4

M"*

e,4 i* - 4 4 .ir44N

*4444W

A WTW 44TI ,i4~~ 4.

All, t;, I4 U ~4 ,444 't4 4 L-114 6P 4401 ty-W f

1411 1 J A ,4)4444 ,4

13 T ; - -444~ 44
26 REPORT OF CHIEF OF THE MILITIA BUREAU

6. From the standpoint of the National Guard as a State force,

the preparation of complete detailed emergency plans, wlite,'covering various classes of domestic disturbances.

7. Organization, discipline, and training in accordance with Regular Army methods including a clear recognition of the functioias and

responsibilities of commanders in the chain of command.

8. Continued marked loyalty and enthusiasm of officers due-t

leadership of higher State military authorities.

9. Excellent armory and camp facilities for training and for care

and handling of property in Michigan and Wisconsin.

Recommendations.- 1. Beginning with year 1932, stop all issue of

war manufacture caliber .30 ammunition.

2. The issue of manual-drawn carts to all machine-gun, howitzer,

and headquarters units.

3. Inauguration of program of replacement of World War motor

equipment.

4. Adoption of definite policy of annual animal replacement by

purchase at Regular Army contract price.

5. The organization of the missing units in the following regiments (in order of priority): Two hundred and second Coast Artillery Regiment (AA); One hundred and twenty-third Field Arv

tillery (howitzer); One hundred eighth Medical Regiment.

SEVENTH CORPS AREA

General.-The state of the National Guard is satisfactory. O4

approximately 500 units only three were given an unsatisfactory

rating during the 1931 annual armory inspectins.

The training of the National Guard during the fiscal year I9t31

showed improvement and progress over the preceding year, particularly in the planning and execution of combat exercises Atci U1

the instruction given to higher command and staff during ,,te ar-,

mory training period. Instruction in the use of chemical Warfare

agents has been given a larger place than heretofore, and, all c6ncerned appear to better realize the powerful eht this subjc ba'

prove when properly used.

Weak points.-None outstanding.

Strong points.-None outstandng.

Recommendations.-1. That obsolete and worn-out motor vehicles,

be replaced by more modem and serviceable ones,

2. That divisional air units be equipped with the necessary tools.

and parts for assemblmig target-towing apparatus for antiaircraft,

artillery units; and that these air units hold their field traiinig, h e.

same time and place as the antiaircraft units.

EIGHTH AREA COtRPS

General.- The state of the National Guard of this corps, area is

considered very satisfatry. This statoment'ls based 0n personal

inspections made'by the corps area comrnand& anr coai, a reas"Stif

officers at field training ,camps ; from reports, stuotorm AdIfrbmi ' d 

the results obtained at- ithe annual atmory and fi61d irisp6ctios.

During the armory period-- a minimum i 6f :iuie Wai devoted ltd i, -

fresher instruction in fundamentals; the greater part of the timeA'
-w W' Y4s'P blial, the

1111191,the ollo invintruction was especiu3Jly'stress~ed, to, incIu&':

4. nit -kine, ifi4therifle, combat exercises.

Chmi.-Ivafar intrucition and designation, of uif'gas officer for each

VP ne samuitig aetu moAAdern wrfare conditions.

.. "',~h- sa'O sav~ncement of the Natin1,al Gard of~ this, corps area

, fj red:with. the ls ail , P &'cis nsi~er d very favsr-rable.

t,'W . eii'ted in the following tabJo ,that a. great, increase il efficienucy

d kems'.y porod0,0ba j~exgnszo thueo, " 0r u m, S. oel 4 dairi Tp ohomnt

vt daump** etrkd iii

wnaipn*i e, nof 1*ie8 .*3s, rind

1931-44

.1' 143

il is ie men 36

ible4e inmi thwtoeral xgs has~ bAm

I~~~p d iotdiu kpr

4) e fter d th 'Summe camps an, fri'weekysch6

.,4 asseInj Ms 011JII "0

1931

ii 2,14, 8----- - 34

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28 REPORT OF CHIEF OF THE!, MILITIA. BU NAB

6. Messes and mess management were e nsidered, imr:v"ed

the year and operated very satisfactorily., . .t

Weak 'points.-1. Lack of State-owned- armornesp whic ,, s at

function. LXr r t 

2. State politics have been, at least in two cases, dotrimental,,Otie

proper administration of the National Guard.,

3. Large turnover in the enlisted personnel.

4. Old motor equipment.

5. Lack of horses.

Strong points.-1. High morale and esprit de corps#'.

2. High class of personnel.

3. Increased interest toward attainment of higher ratings at aunual

armory inspections.

4. Increased scope of training.

5. Keen interest and enthusiasm in their work.

6. Messes and mess management.

7. The concentration of the guard in this corps area in lat'geauig*

for field training, thus permitting practical experience m th.larger

aspects in supply, logistics, and administration.

8. The care and preservation of Federal property is i'.ry stsec

tory, and storehouses have been constructed at each camp sit6 to

store property not actually needed at home stations.

9. Increasingly friendly and cooperative relations between- tho

.headquarters and State authorities, and the instructors and the gu'aii"

Recommendttions.--1. Discontinue sending field officeis, 4 Ariy

War College, and use funds to send company officers to ischolss

of their respective arms.

2. Replace old motor equipment as funds become a-voilab - .

3. As a means of reducing expenditures against ApQ fiatins,

recommend that the field artillery of theN ational Gud, betr

drawn.

NINTH CORPS AREA"

General.-The state of the National Guard in this corps areais I

very satisfactory. The training of command and staff and-the-baia

and higher training of units contiplued to show very satiefacto1J 4

progress. State military authorities and unit commanderg have

without exception cooperated to the fullest 'extent with tbi i'hedquarters in the development of the NationalGuard.

Satisfactory progress was made in trining care of property,- I

administrative work throughout the year. he tramni progms

and schedules were without exception well prepared and cove$ .. thi

training objectives given the National 'Guard. Armory, 4*At,-

ance for 1931 was 81.3 per cent as compared with 77. 5 fir 1930.

Field-training attendance for the calendar year1930 was

cent as compared with 87.1 for 1929. Continued progress was' imae

in mess management, and the quantity and quality ofod srv

during the field* training period was excellent in every eres 1,O

tinued improvement was shown in sanitary conditioils, wl"ie 'eh in

all cases satisfactory. Weak points.-L. Failure to make sufficient use of- FedtraI

for draft purposes in field-artillery unit .s.

2. Failure in some States to carry out the regulati6isl

against typhoid fever and smallpox. ,
suit b1- ,amor -

141171, ijan, Stalesh 6 ,tjee.-6e e ipotv 

rr without tri

Site unoit. and 

aen.iedethai the two horseara

v t in training, methodys an roatin

,oOra mot enti satisao Lbte itaroy e trit fiel pd

6 - heor y wte nandea coolsof

-Iesj_,fo, P. t:dteTfai

idd tha the t horse-drawn

-,Ti- he Ae ePortieth Division, moo ried

>/ 41Vn~rDJ~ZTMNTJ

Wis 6f~he Ntionl Gus arb teSatemlitory Improement n

,.-TT-he4 er stat-coeato sowtrainSngtnotientry satsaorye

in ~ tmremntin tesueriin uch n impoemnto of

ng Iri il-e oma tte dneasrm. rls n ik

047If-0' Teerl'ood've r satisfactory. Attendanemnt ihnl

ng ben fl' noiceae sine lathyea' foloinlrieaning ms

ps.-eveop a tate of triodn to t endiel thatistlory

-in,~~~~~ fitl theie fedtrainingreutdimchmpomntb

h j~~~~~~~ ap A p$.Atedneat arory Twdril an ed

W t"r-ps hs benvey isfctoy endnce~ tt atcools

vj griral saisfacy tlootl h otstsati

Prcl'oeorerr,1, nya ofe reqied at moera n

raiing rflemarsmnshp;facine-uniing.r iC

0 * e
30 REPORT OF CHIEF OF THW MILTIA BU"At

SUPPLY

FEDERAL FUNDS,

Appropriations for the support of the National Guar i for 2

year 1931 were as follows: .,

Annual appropriation ------------------------------ $342

First deficiency act ----------------------------- Second deficiency act..........................- _ .. Made immediately available from 1932 appropriation act.

Total -------------------------------- 35" 0 2

Detailed information relative to Federal funds is cn

following tables (XIV and XV) and in Appendix B:

oo

I%

I ' : -' 

.44 '44. . .. y4 44 44

.4..4..4, J~i' 41: " ,

q4
K C I

f$33 600 0

~htgo umrte~ - W7go

----- 1 -0 2900 A39

'U? officer----------nd*5,OtflO& -------- hu~vuw G4t1 A w4u 

~ t215.00 ----- 79,O~O 71i5.00 I &dsbiSn pA---rt ofi&4o h-,0.0---- 7Y750

-~- --- 703,018.~---yi

(mfleofffieryad oncmmssone ofier -335,000.A------------------------------------u23,068.76O 219W31.V24

ofrU theML R e a -L rm n oncinwt h

T.I_ 1480.Q i'4A#,flO __ 

E Mat _,srensisrcol ------- I, WO 00 EE 3E0

t~~~~g~ 19,07 .03-' Ytbjt~i~mao~w2 12 19 

7 - - - - - - 7

>54i 4.94 598 00 --- W. 5,873

- - -- - -- - -- - -- - - -- 4 0 7 .0
ra i.o4 y. ~i#. St~~a~~ y nd dsbusing officers under appropriations for the fiscal year 1931

~ i~as ~4~~' of July 1, 1931

Arming, equipping, auditrafrnbnrtI National Arms, uniforms, equpmen etc. fo il srie Ntna Oatr

~ ~ < Atming,

aNationallr Tta

Gu(ard 1931 rne

1.929 1930 193.1 -101-3 19M 193 19311 190 193-31 1931-42, ostu-fr-evl

~4 jj 75~ - ------------- ------ ---- ..........---- -----

--------------- ---------- 1,749-63 157,02,8 ------- ----------- 1,679.68 8, 1W184: - - ,- -----. -------------------- '-------- If bt.4 C ~ dftbria ~ --------- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ------ ~ ~ ~ ~~ $Q~.~ 2477 ,919----- ----- 2 739.4$63 ----- -- 3,M 0$18. w---------3

Colorado -------------- - ---- 4- 2,016.80 -,$83.43 ---- 12

2f8I. 18 .,, M w ------ -- -------------- 06.i

1,~S W~&~)~~A-~ 83 14 4~~ - $33-13 251 ..

C on- - ---- - -- - - - ---- --- ----------

,n19 48 217iM- 24O0 3----- 8-454 '_4-

----- 4-- -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - -4

- ---- ------ 5K 0A44 2 -. 7 - -4 -- -- 7

-- ---- ------ - 5K 9 21 - 4 4 4----- ---- ~-67 56 - ------------ ---- 21 84i

-~- - ------- 

- - - - - -

42 --------

----- Iv- 2M 00 0*1> 00 3 .5 -------- -- --- ----- 

------- 505. 314 128,4-4

-4--' - - - - -444- -- - - ---- --- - M. 3 - ------

--- ---------- 44, W . 71 - - - --- 
.25

-7-

----- -- -- 2

4 ~ ~ ~ - ---- ---4.-----------4- 4- 

4 4,2"5-C j &1-k 11:&- 77! z 4- 14- -A 4-A I> 

34 ---------- .

v s.-4 - a - - --- 7 --.

-44-4- -------- " - f 8 4 4' ~ ~ 44

,44--I-*i-. - - - 3 :

-44-4-k 4--4 ------------- 

425- ~4 ------

w YOM -4-- ---- - ------

al s- ,sm -I r 0 A.%: .IN- 2,80-3-17,.5,2,87. 401 3 50',4

~~444-4-4~~~~~~ 4- 4 -- 4 44 - -4 - Z -- --- 4.

X4 -4 ~ -
QA~

APPROPRIATIONS AND ALWWAfl"S r

Pursuant to the War Department pralk

appropriations for the support of the Natlionl r r e,,,

year 1931 were apportioned and allotted in 'ac cord

approved program of expenditures pub ished by the

Militia Bureau. This program consisted of a coilat_'

projects set up for the fiscal year, each one of whicJ,

plan with estimate of costs for Caring out a definite ie66

such as the procurement of particular classes of up

expenses for special types of training, constructio o a b

group of buildings, etc. A

The funds apportioned and allotted to States,' and 'thoiO

to corps area commanders and supply brncihes,. 011 bh

several States, were segregated in the fiscal records of -the

with the result that the records show the amounts exp ".

obligated by or on behalf of each State nder, the several

contained in the program of expenditures. (See Appendix

PAY FOR ARMORY DRI)Zt

There was $12,046,168 appropriated under the itom'x P

National Guard (armory drills)" for the fiscal Ye ai 3 I931,

State was authorized to hold 48 drills during the -i

prescribed by I*w. The average cost per drill, Wk!,

plete data not being available) will amount t $1

The increased cost per drill in 1931 over 19p%, u ni

due to the following causes:

(a) Increase in maximum authorized: Ar ngth idin

attendance.

(b) The constant improvement in the tharater of, the

personnel and reduction in turnover.,

(c) A higher standard of efficiency and atteudance r

States.

PAY FOR FIELD TRAIX NG

As all field-training paymentsaerqWdA e-0 O

United States property and dier

officers, one of the biggest probletns in

is the payment of troops. The regulatins pib t

ments are made by a United States proe Y-a

in person he may, under the provisio WK

act, make such payments at any t me

mustered, preferably as near the close of V

or payments may be made by the disburg offiqe$ n

authorized agent officer, after the return of '6 ho

As payment of troops at home statiion, 1 reeiwtp so,

to the organization commanders as w

has been encouraged, with the result that d Ahl o

of many States were paid at their armoi

Camp, by designated agent officers This othr: States frn h oi er

-, 4 J V

- A
, 44

fo t he fiscal yer 93 to , g~etherI

heU be nee0pry tio of $5GIN 8 59-8ND 

u.ar .lSh prted 20 the pl cent Thipen to4*l

",aurreA raining, reqdiremenaCd field training tou prctca

11.0~lo ewsse sctgte wcaiths thuc aseitd atrengry

olGuad,,verwmaenia oncrpass duing ftureapproarip

J moftheNaional uard uhntiform othe thanote wolen~t

andbreces,, ere mantacled including"thtreplthemrnthef

V'.eitl: 931, ici ahe holclarMosandln theg~ was $950000

IMS~~~ ,af2 authoorizaergeenied pls2of strength int h l-tl

.H-4 ,18beng u-ed orarmrydrilsan fetainithus cornVn4-,theew fr wer o seci~Af ocaiossuha~ Xal annudl weior

maitanin te uifrmat te'aov strruenthstit

"fc jstclse, -- ea ncudsgt relaem n of

.Apitaj~ cot.f$.2-ae na veeit~ed sereungthedf

0be turhaed during

4x 4 ~

TO~~~~ t -segh&kefrl1 S~-a kthn n

i9

W11- ln eu n

2;-d st-Agt 6 f 70

iilGur -a -rd

tu~~ ~ onsaee
36REPORT OF CHIEF OF THEi UMIZ&N B

TAiL* XVI.-Motor vie Co:u,40-04

Type A AMotor ycle -----.----------------------------------------- 4... -

Tractors:

2-ton, type T-3At....... . 5-ton ---------------------------------------------------. ...... .. .... .....

10-ton ------------------.. . . . . . . ..-------------------------- ----- -- 6

Truoks:

Y-ton, type 2 ----------------------- -------------------- 779 .........

1%-ton to 2-ton, type 3 ------------------------------------------ 3 to 5-ton, type 4 .....------- --------- ------.-------

5%-ton, type 5------------------------ --------- Air compressor -_---------------------- - ................

Artillery repair ..... .. - - -A

Delouser ----------------------------------------------....... -- .. .

Light repair -------------------------- .............. - . ..

Searchlight ---------------- - - ., .-- . ...

Small arms repair- ----------------------- ..... --- . .- '

76-mm. antiaircraft --------........ . ..- ---- -

750-gallon -------------------------------------------- ------------

Tank, %-ton, 250-gallon.. - -- - - -- - .......

Quartermaster machine shop .........- ----------------------- . - .--

Wrotking ---------------------------------- ---- ----- - 4 . ... ........

Grand rdTotal total- ------------------------------ .................... .......------ ....- - -:., 4,58, , ri

The free issue of motor parts and supplies from thej

surplus stocks to the Natial Guard without* rou

practically exhausted and i 4has been necessary, tpp T

except tires and tubes, loqaUK, .. ,

During the fiscal year 1 our, Carrier aie 

drive, pneumatic tires, wre ordered toU1 te

master Depot, and de1ve1e9 d* , ke erY pp

1931.

Seventy-three class B Liberty truckswee 4utoize to

verted from solid tire veihi1 P 4rc :eo t

$49 ;He 275 was made aaibl 4sn 4, 0-, sum of t$8 975,69 . e for AOf

quartermaster vehicles. (See Appe pfr statement 01

expended by States fo V,,t*ng Fuel, and 4uintenauce of mot

equipment, Quartermaster Corps.)

Supplies, labor, and service incidet W M,

nance , ratAriel in the hands. of 'troop, eW14

supplies rendered uservieable, clen '',. ndI,

target and, target materials, and the poureox oI~F

equipment s~ue'source in acoordace with 0o'Bapproved .re imeat

stitute the principal o f expenditum for

cost of upkeep of ordnance matriel in the hands of the Na2

Guard for the fiscal year 193 1 was leas thtA per cent ofits

Considering that praotically. all of the existing eq

time mat6riel requring ever-increasing cost fr proper man±ti

and that a considerable quatit' of spare parts tha ue

been a free issue, requred reim uremeutduringt i

the low cost indicates. good economy.
.' AS , (, ; ' /: A.>"V: ,,.: A: 

'itli'i trnm"so sytm four sound loaosiha,ustic : 

0YY toV,, teecps -i d forte AA, BC MI .< . Th rgr lien gusircraft of regi04Whte o On AAn. thesei Mf en wil be reien tc with he gpi o t ..... re

litsannua target practice with the 3-Lih gnt, leainz

6:rgmet. o -s the 75-mmr. guni. The avralabiity of 3~-

us, a permitted the issue, as ma ximum, of only

or, on IbteX s equipment, to each antiaircraft regwmit.

it batteries assigned to 6oast artillery coast

with 75-mm. guns for their armory training,

target practice with 3-inch guns.

Sle ,ubcalher equipment was furnished on

frmonts, M2, for 75-mm. guns to each 7-m. regit, M4, for 155-mm. howitzer for each 155- mm.

SThese will be suffieient for the conducting of

ticee of artille y organizations with 3T -mm.

f th ed and twentieth Field Artillery, N tion Gard; One' huded and forty-sixth Yi-d

I non National Guard; and One hundred and

Field Artillry, Washington and Idaho National Guard, ddwing the fiscal year. For this purpse 39 tract ipe Wisonsin, 58 to Was ington, and

l 7 at "on hand. in the various States anfd by the A Wr t ports of target practice filld !to

of t Nati~o.al. uard. Forty-eight mounats, whe e

(,ff~ Ah: I isiU 12 ffiaehine gu~n comnpaies for a

AA R'AT 

,

r1931 mark~ed the assignment of five Douglas 0-a8

'st "P Witney ' "Hornet" engines, to n.ine

X-C~ 

Us teber S 1931, 12dsquadrons will be equipped with v iab~ ''ill w hv~TiI -1h ~ e ~ ~w SC~ 12receiving sets oad whe

Y faro, sI wll-ave a mi11nium 0r three sets.

g~ets ,-t i,' At n as 'be~ irthe 'new airiidromes and org'A *iiwzthe.past year.

r~bl emorale andt effciency

P~ re, Me ach squadron. 11,11d ~~~~ ~esetvSae ~ ~ ~ , Aana
- . . . II" , 7 • • . :/ , :, , : V 

R8EIPORT OF CHIEFr OF TAE 4iat',

SIGNAL CORPS* EIP9 4 Th

The signnl equipment credit syste inaugurated ji thwk

fuL, In addition to prompt replacement of

means of this plan, -many necessary items of fewl signa1*

have been issued in the total amount appropriated -r

With the cooperation of the Sign: Corpa, the .Nauioi4

.furnished 3,583 miles of field wire valued. at$235,224

telephones valued at $34,000 as a free issue,

practically filled all shortages in two importantitems dri 

inent, and as a result communi cations units are better .eA

present time for field telephone service than at'any tiiie i

of the National Guard.

With the adoption of new high-requeny short waveV

equipment for the Regular Army, the Militia BureaU lia.! 4

a5-year reequipment program for the National, Guard'd

in the fiscal-year 1932 these sets will be furnished in oooid

an established priority. - *, 1

Adjustments of signal property between States has,

and surplus equipment of eertain Sttes has been used to

in others. By arrangement with the Regular Army annyru

surplus is turned into Signal Corps depots and r.e ta

other needed items of equipment. , .

WIFMZQUIPMENrT. '

Issues of re uired items for i nd rq la onD

continued to Te extent of available funds during the fise

Appropriations for the, fiscal year, 193 andestimates for p

for funds for the purchase of adfio al m4jor p*werty to furnish authorized ganizsatoal equipwent k

effective Te training. s

The eesiec of. s * rchlight. 4qiment, ha$ ~1

issues of new .... tg T-ougi 1ea1chuhe ptx

Chief of Engineers two reconditioned 36-inch U k i

were secured as a free issue during the past year for the seart

battery of one State which & no searchlights available for

armory training period.

MED~ICAL tQVIPMXEWNflH

Medical equipment now in this hands of t~a1,-

been gone over carefullyin most of, the ta

vided in the several chests a s ts. Mchi obsote.

pquipiment has been disposd of.

Newly adopted enuipini has been fu x

States of Connecticut, Indina, 4usa

Miss's Missour Nobzasw Nor4 n

It has been fou d that y using -the large-arnt ,$

ment the reequipping of the Guaid can-protbly be'

fiscal year 1935.

4 .4 L Di
WAN3k W

14~

is'fica ya tefund adothis fbip~~ eae

y-,r~ -eem -'ne ins ruk on atnot1l

rah~f elaeen' ga maskswuti w soniued during the

QT' -0, RO'ptV 'nsmox (Charge' ifr'y~tem)n~ igamskbyohr

~ rpots4rng purposa yered$ s 

6st~ damaged orwr.ouin 5,e4d8as 

A-- Ch -ev pa

8,S- 93 $9, 13. $V. V0 $2,27.16-- 11.69---------

130-85 , 87 2,'94 31 -------- -- -- ---- ------ 7 5116 4 ','78.1

48'0. -11I

, 7. 2 2 - -- - - - - - - - "r ';07 946 7-26 M, 037 4

" - - 's - --' - -

- - - - - - - - - -- - - -
R'UpGT 0 AMITI RV"I

TABLE, XVIH1. mey, frd tutemwt of

Collecta

State .

-Arizona ..------------------.----------------------- - - -64.7 - ------ - ..------------- --- 

Anas----------I----- --- 443.37 1#2eV

California------------------- 2,641.4S ----

Colorado ------------.. ......... --- - 049.7 21"82W 07''4

C onnecticut ......................... ---------- 1,579.95 1, 9 181 -

D e l a w a r e .... -....- --...................

District of Columbia -------------------- -- 2M 94 10 8.

Florida -------------------------------------- - 1, .079.72 80&823

G o g a-- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - -- 81909 -- - - - Hawaii------- ------ -- --- Idaho ---------------- --.....--- V 7 41 w

Illinois --------------------------------------- i1, 815I 7

Indiana------------------------------------ 3,01289 3,004------- Iow a .. .----- . . .----- . . .---- . . . . . ----- . . . ----- . . ---- .----.... .,- 0

a. ... .. .. . .. .. . .. . 71 9 - . 4 7

K e nnc k y ....... ................. .2 1 0 9 2 1 , 2 W 7 .. . .

Louisnana ------------------------------- - 398.53 1,339.73 3

M a in e _a .... ... ... .. ..... .... ..... . ---- -- -.. ... 15 .2 1 - --- ---

Maryland ------- ------- 216 51

Masachusetts -------------.. .---.---. 3- I.7 10

Mifegnan ----------------- k g 'W. . .

M innesota -------------------------------- r- - 68 2.53 332.04 - --

M ississippi ------------------------------------ 28507 ....- ,. ------------

Nebask .......---- --- 4. .0 . 25-

'New H m- -- -I ---- ---::-- --- ---- --------------

N ow ,Yor ----------- .. ........ ?.I ,; 8-- ..,; 71 ,I V's

Xorth Oarolina - -...... - --- ,0--,

NQEt ~ -- --- # 53 - - -~-

No h aoa---------------------

Or e 0.-.-----. ---- ----.---

- -v- -- - 0& ,

-------------

a .. . . . .. . . . ... . . 2 - ".

0714 ------------------

Total-------------- ---- ---

L'0 t ----- 10 ,--- 

, 4, , o, th" 7't a tabsw: ,iU6

--- -W1 . -

--- -: --------- -- 83 3

Total~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ F--Z------------3:

10 O9 tisamont$? 2 ws hdgd g~* red bfs~l4A,* p"

ptoj ~ ...................... V..

d 71
" MALS, F, T UVANIZATIONS - ' 

'O June,; .193 1 there- were on hani4 the mnountd organizations 'A io h~~e~ ubr7631 are O~Ved 6n 22 0_4 Stdte or o uiiztiori owned aiirals which'

b ' federally accepted aid are to'De Ilmaintained at Federal

The total number for which funds have been appropriated

are to be provided for at Federa expense during the fiscal

S is 10,400. This is approximateiy 85 per cent of the maxi- i nu e~r authorized by present regulations for training purposes.

1 :.I g -e ear the MilitI., Sn yaurau te if- All'Pm anany organizations.

wever, ~u~ tothe ihi ,tatioiai of, 14e total animals, authorized for Npupoes nok iional fund , for caretakers, for ds-OdMimb of horses' *ized f~r the unit could be aliottJ.

XNpe13'd forre fic ti d~ate ii thatt the use mad',o3

f61 iing purposes i the Natio nal Guard is'becoming more

the time and tle. reclassified units are making maxiR,~ T a Iias that they have on hand. filitia u,, during the fiscal year 1931, transferred 1.11 h~i rpmhorsd-d'rawn 75-mm. regiments that were motor-, 6 horse-drawn artillery regiments. Thirty-seven horses Sand 46t frred to the National Guard without

lbiux~ rom the., RegurAr'uimy Those from the Regular

y w e r r acO ited after fhey had been inspected by the adju-

_e the lofate,.or his representative. From the reports

f. and ;.or avv. rmbr-.

yn very good animals were obtained,

aswere ought upto their authorized allowance of animalS riagAhe fy-ea anit is expected that they will be maintained

1 ATION OFf HELP FOR 'CARE OF MATARIEL, ANIMALS, AND

EQUIPMENT

1931 the total sum of $2,448,607.53 was expended Si ses. of caretakers based on the monetary allow- * d A a c l a s -s ; .- , , -.

#aci *v etyfiy do.lars per month for each eight i 30,0: per mon th where only a single unit * :the lien animalsare vooled, for the use of two units at the rate h $300 per month for 32 animals and $75

MR; t-for ach' adifional, eight animals., -Wq, 1ker.-On e for each motorized unit at not to

-, e . imi g , t es 'than four authorAt the rate of $75 per month for each .,h~~~qia-~e,,- bttr heat dq 'I . srttry quIrYers battery, and service bat- stad ',t batA mbattalion headYBiitte]t;trai of horse-drawn-, field artillery. 'im4echics. e chief mechanic at $225, 1 radio mechanic

d~, $1 l an-csat not to exceed $130

7- for eaeft, division air service.

amaies for the fiscal year

YN~~ 'et u

'.
42 REPORT OF CHrEF OF THE MILITIA BUREAU

HOSPITALIZATION

Hospitalization and medical care of National Guard personnet0'

injuries and disease originating at camps and schools is priei

with a minimum of complaint and controversy.

For the fiscal year 1929, the cost was --------------------- $48, -3262

For the fiscal year 1930, the cost was --------------------------- 42, 82& 9

For the fiscal year 1931, the cost was ------------------------- 5---6, 36. 92

ADMINISTRATIVE ECONOMIES

The policies reported in the annual report of 1930 concerning the

utilization of steel cots, generally stored at the camp where use4,

lieu of gold-medal cots, adoptedm 1926; clothing on hand in State

before approval of requisitions, adopted in 1929; survey of ba d

instruments at the Philadelphia quartermaster depot, prior to authorizing replacement or major repairs; transfer of stocks found' in ex-oe

in one State to other States where needed; retention in State arsenals

of organizational equipment not necessary for immediate Use b h

troops for training; and requiring use of ammunition found on hand

in lieu of issues were continued in force* in 1931, and very considor7,

able savings have resulted.

Through cooperation of corps area commanders storag e 0f mhI $

heavy equipment, such as artillery pieces with limbers, carriages, 4u

caissons, tradtors, trucks, etc., at or near training camps, has res tuUi

in material savings in costs of transportation. The requni6meu i fhaS

reports from unit commanders of items intended for tranprtatli.

to camps be submitted with the State estimates for condict. of '

camps resulted in the elimination of much unnecessary impedim nti

with consequent considerable savings.

TANGIBLE AND DIRECT SAVINGS RESULTING FROM ADMINISTRATIvE

As a result of the operation of side agreemeht A No'. 3 to the joint

military passenger agreement, by which a reduction of 5 per cent on

tariff rates for transportation of National Guard personnel fom 'ho'n

stations to summer camps and, return to home. stations was mitde;; a

saving of approximately $50,000 was effected. j..

By utilization of surplus hokses. from the Regular rmy in I&Wof

purchase $63,200 of the appropriation for purchase of horses'.*as

saved and devoted to the conversion of four trucks, to, tank rarriers

and the equipment of 60 trucks with pneumatic tires.

A free issue of 3,583 miles of war-time manufactutod wire by the

Signal Corps to communications units resultedmi a saving of $23,5,242U

in addition to equipping the units concerned with an adequate supply

of wire for several years. The wire thus,secured had been proounoe4

obsolete.

FIELD TRAINING CAMPS AND TAROET RANG16S4

The policy of providing.suitable small-arms ranges at or nesk

stations followed in previous years was continued in the flsc t *

1931. All States have been materially assisted in the matter -of

ing adequate facilities for range inStructio and target pra tbie.I
T I/T4' 'HE 

R 2 ~:j $2

e aroyeid

A~~~~ ~ ~ e 618agsinu 2 7Z7 

nw ~ theU sutate huflite, dltia

2~- - $321 - ~ - -

LJ ---2- -- --T~~ - - - - -a--6 j 6 n .3

.6rm f m'eututionh inea genra -ides'

t i 2 p IAP' 

-3-

N ew Hatmpshfri 6' nd4 .,JL-,,Is.t~;S22,tr prvie witht sumer training cam sp wi tbi n

vs1o Jndiai attend camp 'at Cam- Wnx

of, Nead -go to California; an~dthe sOg ihr -Ca~ ~ or -Camp, J-,iCliffar4

,qs phs~)- F Na MPsras tw0 ased 2

2Its' ' ;,; 2 

R4 j

~21930

t % caps ,sbws ued Ae ethereicl

I syeyb

uard~~ ~~ ~ f' or'ildtanngo

-h~~~~~' 2as 'cties 2i Ocrr.t]ywihote

22y triig2cms2eevegc

O242 lar2 A222r22m222

222s) a22 22 

222 .22uj I$ ;~ I- e , I

TM2~ 

2222$~ d2. byth2Ntina Gqrd

Jqr, trainin

60n$A,2 ent Attbnd

22 h ' 2 M 222 22~ 4

22222. %'2 eased' 2 2224 22 22'2 2222' r2222 of nam te 2a 2 2222222222242 Y~ b22,y~

2

,~ V22 states 4 2222.'2

22ioa or 22te Guard

Guar 2222 2 22. . 4 2

2~ ~ ~ ~ 22 ~ 224'2 ~~~~ya ~212 022~2222 

---------- 222 22 2 7t2 22 2242j

a2 KT
44 REPORT OF CHIEF OF THE MILITIA BUREAU

TAULE XIX.- Training camps used by the National Guard for traini- Cvnfi

Concurrent

I r exelu- Ownership leased

Corps area and State Location or name of camp. sivey,0 byUpte8taesU National or State

Guard,

IFIRST CORPS AREA-contd.

9 New Hampshire --------- Webster ----------------- Ex. N. G._ L. U. S ----------- '281

10 Rhode Island ------------ Quonsett Point ----------- Ex. N. G. 0. ----------

11 Vermont -------------- Vermont State camp ------- Ex.N.G.. O 0.8- ..... ------ 1 2 N e w Y o r k -------- - - - - - - - - - - F o r t H . . W r ig h c a t - -m - - - - - - --- --. - G o . U . S - - - - - ---

SECOND CORPS AREA.

13 Delaware --------------- Bethany Beach ------ . No. N. _ .... --- ---

14 New Jersey ------------- Camp Dix ---------------- - 0. ------- . I---- ---

15 - do ------------------ Fort Hancock -------------- ;.- C.-------- -G, U. --------- a

16 ---- do ----------------- Newark -------------------- Ex. N.G... 0..---------

17 - do ---------------- Sea Girt ----------------- Ex.N.G._ 0. 0..-- ---

18 New York --------------- Fort Ontario ------------ Ex.N. G.,, 0. U. S- --::: -- t0,

19 ---- do ---------------- Peekskill--------------- .--------- 20 ---- do ---------------- Pine Camp- ------------ O. U. S' ... M

21 Porto Rico---- --------- Ponce ----------------- Ex. N. G., 0. U. S 1,4

THIRD CORPS AREA -

22 Maryland -------------- Aberdeen Proving Ground.. C -------- 0. U. 8 ---------- 3a

23 - do ---------------- Cascade -------------------- Ex. N.O G. 0. S--------------2,015

24 ---- do ----------------- Hebron -------------------- Ex. N.G.. L.U. S --------- : 19

25 ---- do -------------------- Fort Geo. G. Meade ------- C ------- 0. U. S ---------

26 Pennsylvania ------------ Carlisle Barracks ---------- C ------- 0. U. ---------- 8

27 ---- do -------.---------- Middletown ------------- C ------- 0. U. 8 ..--------- -

28 ---- do ---------------- Mount Gretna ------------- Ex.N. G_. . .-------------- 6,71&

29 --- do------------------ Tobyhanna -------------- Ex. N.G__- 0.UTi.-------

30 Virginia ---------------- Fort Humphreys --------- C_ C--- - . . - .. 492

31 - do ------------------- Langley Field ------------ C ---- U. 8.1'-----

32 - do ----------------- Fort Monroe ------------ C------ 1 . 8

33 ---- do ..----------------- State rifle range ----------- Ex. N.G.- 0. .......... 2,134,

FOURTH CORPS AREA

34 Alabama ---------------- Fort McCllian- --------- C ------- 0. 0 U. 8_- -- ,

35 Florida ------------------- Fort Barrancas ------------ C ------- 0 U .- 1,420

36- do ------------------ Camp J. C. R. Foster------- Ex. N. 0. 07.

37 Georgia ----------------- Fort Oglethorpe -------------- .. 0 U. B - 4OW

38 Louisiana -------------- Camp Beauregard -------- Ex.N. G_ 0. S. and U. 82...-0

39 Mississippi ------------- Biloxi ----------------------- Ex. N. G.. 0. S.------------ ,5

40 North Carolina ---------- Fort Bragg --------- ------ C ------- 0. U. .--------- 0

41 ----do ----------------- Camp Glenn ------------- Ex.N^G--. andU.S-- 1

42 South Carolina ---------- Camp Jackson ------------ Ex. N. G__ 0. U. S ---------- 743

43 - do-- ------------ Fort Moultrie ------------ C ------- 0. U. S ------------ -_

44 Tennessee .......- Camp Peay --------------- Ex. N. G.. L. 8 .........

FIFTH CORPS AREA

45 In d ia n a ------------------- --- ---------....... --- , -----------

46 Kentucky -------------- Camp Knox ------------- 0. -_ . 0. 8 .:.

47 Ohio ----------------- Camp -e-ry% -------- Ex. N. 0S- ---------

48 West Virgini ----------- Cmp Dawo ..-------------- x. N.-. 0. 8----------

49 ---- do ----------------- Point Pleasant ......------- Ex. N. G- LS--------------,01&

SIXTH CORPS AREA /

50 Illinois ----------------- Camp Grant ------------- Ex. N. G_ 0. U.. 8,..

51 Michigan ----------------- Camp GOr ylt ------------- Ex. N.G. 0. 4....

52 Wisconsin ----------------- Camp McCoy ------------ C -...... G U. 8 -----------

53 __do ----------------- Camp Williams ----------- Ex. N. G-_ 0. - -

SEVENTH COPRS AREA

54 Arkansas .................. Little Rock Air D epot ..... - Ex. N . G _6. 0. U . 8 --------------- -

55 ---- do ------------------- Camp Pike --------------.. Ex... . N . . . - I---

56 Iowa ---------------------- Camp Dodge ------------- Ex, N. G..4. U. .. 3.

57 Kansas --------------. Fort Riley ---------------- C------ -- 0 . 3 1. 

58 Minnesota ----------- Lake C .. .--------------. 0. ---------

59 - ..- d- ............... -old- Cliabiberlain F IW -- 0. U.S-------

issori p;lark----------------'- d ----

North Dakota.----- Devils I ...-------- --- -- o u, S

6uth; Dakota. --: 

0-.-- Ia~d 1.1 .-- ---
"M~

4 .4 ~

auce of

:'4

I 4 1 'A

--- - -- - - - ----- ---- -- -- -- -

------- ---- --- --- ---- - L wry iel --- E x. . G - L

n 88a, 

S~ J

Ill,-' , F91 '' 

Z 043

Fort 1, gypo 1, 89

I Iy I; ,

Fprt ~~ ---- U *x.. 

,W - - -- ---- -- -- -- --

"4~~ ------ -- ~----8

4141

G- 77

44 0 .'u

-- - --- - - - - - - - - - - AW ------------ -- ------- ----

Ik 41, se f ri efd 4 "" "

or f ~efolwn f~u I, 

arL -g tpt- 2IY 

'71

-- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2
46 REPORT OF CHIEF OF THE MILITIA BUREAT

The estimate submitted was for $1,315,652 covering work at 41

camps in 36 States. Of this amount $20,700 was included in the

regular appropriation for the fiscal year 1932 but to be immediately

available. A few other items in the original estimate were left out

and a final estimate submitted for $1,205,752 covering work at 39"

camps in 34 States.

The Congress appropriated $1,000,000 for this purpose on February 7,1931. On account of low prices secured on the work the Militia

Bureau has been able to accomplish even more than the work originally

estimated for.

In the 4 months and 23 days since the appropriation was made the,

bureau has handled 472 projects for camp construction at 52 camps,

in 42 States. Of these projects 232 were completed within the limits

of the $1,000,000 appropriation.

ESTIMATES FOR FIELD TRAINING

The circular governing field training in 1931 (MB 25 A-21, 1930)

was written and issued to remain in force for a number of years. It

embodies such changes in that for 1930 as experience showed were

advisable. It contains the policies covering the operation and maintenance of field training camps. The use of this and prior field train"'

ing circulars has eliminated many of the difficulties of previous years

and has expedited the work of reviewing the estimates. The abbieviated estimate permitted where the same troops attend the same camp

as in a previous year, and the limiting of estimates to the amounts

authorized for the previous year have been large factors in reducing

work on estimates by both the Militia Bureau and the States.

Camp estimates are due in the bureau by January 1 of the training

year for which intended. This requirement which first became effective for the training year 1931 reduced the peak load of the camp section and made possible the issuance of training authorities and reservations of funds and the return of approved estimates to the States from

two to four months prior to the opening dates of the 1931 camps.

The continuance of this procedure should assure the receipt of tram,

ing authorities and reservations of funds by the States in ample time

for any necessary preparation for camps.

PREss RELATIONS AND PUBLICITY

The preparation and conveyance of information of public interest

concerning the activities and accomplishments of the Natinal G ard

has progressed favorably throughout the year. Press sto#es ri 'n t-'

ing in the Militia Bureau are released through the prdss relations

branch, General Staff G-2, War Department. In the field throughout

the country the favorable publicity accorded National Guard activi-.

ties has been most gratifying. There is no question but that the news-,

papers of the entire country are keenly alive to the growing importance of the National Guard.

NATIONAL GUARD REGULATIONS

The policy has been to make only such changes in regulations as are

actually found necessary and the few which have occurred are only

those coftsidered expedient in the light of changed conditions, or,

of particular value and importance.
.. PORT OF CIHEF OF THE MILITIA B-URE&U 47

DISTINCTIVE DRESS UNIFORM

During the year six organizations submitted designs for distinctive

4res uniforms as provided for in paragraph 4c, NGR 77, all of which weiie isartory. This makes a total of 26 which have submitted

satisfactory designs in addition to three- cases pending at present, it i a!so known that a number of others have distinctive uniforms, designs for which were not submitted to the Militia Bureau.

Ancient organizations with distinctive dress uniforms are expected

to participate in the Washington bicentennial celebration and with

the renewed interest aroused it'is considered probable that an increased

-number will Ibe submitted for, review during the coming year.

/ TEXAS CAVALRY MEDAL

Applications for the Texas cavalry medals are on the increase

This year 27 medals were issued to former members, or next of kin, f,' t : two Texas cavalry brigades organized during the World War, bit wich never actually entered Federal service. This makes a

totdt6t501 so farissued of the 6,000 manufactured and held for issue.

HISTORIES OF NATIONAL GUARD ORGANIZATIONS

As the work on histories of National Guard organizations nears ebipleton. the number submitted annually naturally declines. Dur- ig thx~ year just closed only 5 were, received and forwarded to the

istfical section, Army War College, for' review, compared with 13

''as earand 18 the year before.

is makes a total of 206, or nearly 90 per cent of approximately

-23Ovbrganizatons now entitled to coats, of arms.. The preparation of brief histories of organizations for the National Guard Register is being' exten'ded where practicable to include companies and similar

! A'number ofsuch histories will appear in the next issue of

the Register.

COATS OF ARMS AND INSIGNIA

Up to and including June 30, 1931, coats of arms had been approved for 187 of the 230 organizations now entitled to them, of which 10

Were approved during the past fiscal year. Distinctive insignia or badge'$, have been approved for 190 color and standard bearing i ns, including 11 during the year just closed. Badges for So-neilor and nonstandard bearing organizations were approved to the n-rnber of 12, making a total of 130 in the three years since 1th ri z e d. As a badge is often used by more thanone unit, these

ftre' do not fully represent the number authorized to wear them.

s lage ! devices were approved for 3 observation squadrons, a tf 9 from the 19 squadrons. onious pi of cooperation mentioned in previous reports exting between those sections of The Adjutant General's office, Quartermaster General's office, the Army War College, and the Bureau handling the histories, coats of arms, distinctive

gna, nd badges for National Guard organizations has continued
' F : , ; !i

LOGw MATTrn= AL

Many legal quir.tions aecting Federil rA

tio., property accoimtibifity and the 'epeo-itur of

were handled by the officer of the• Judge Aavb cat

partment on duty in the bureau. Seldom has it baen Vo

refer cases to the Comptroller General the Jud Ad....t

for decision.

There has been no. L entN ni t P I A s

, bI

ing the National Guard,, with lthe ex"eetio i th4-ppwOlFf0*r

the support of the National Guard.

OTHER -rUNDS' • p" r J:" "u

The situation in co tioa with th r Q%,

remains unpohanged. Tt has. been. cQitsdr..

Georg6a TennesedT~h, httf a n

necessary enabling .acts a"re' 4passd 1 Y t* -,XespO.ive..

bodies.' Co To1TA U

In summing up the record, of tlye ,ti..... N Gur....

yeax. it appears fittm~g to remark,, , .pute _arf. i

pairticularly in p'exsonneI ad trag~i, i~:r4l I

There is a stabilizatioxn apparei that, M

an institution well established, solid,, ad ,

men are clearly representative of the Com.. iDa f. 

come. Their work is a serious matter to em and ,t , ,

training and efficiency is plaiJy evident.

The attendance at armvry (isan

at a high level, indi ative of the ite es of a.l rt

that the N ational Guard is'a dependable, effective force

out in strength whenever occasion demands. Under these con

the general efficiency of-the Guard has naturAiy improved and

continue to do so. Stress should be laid upon training nd A)eaders 

to insure that training methols and facilties epp pa&

needs and expectations of--he rank and file ah the Ma *

the things which they eXpect of their service in the at

The 6onstruction work at the varous ramng c;anm n

ble by the generosity of the last Conress, has done

both living and. training conditions t the camps.A

remains to be done, the building of,the past y ,a ha$

way toward provIding the essentials so, lg !ec' d

There hasbeen advance in the care

property in. the hands of the National Guard and t bi wi

With theptovi~dg of better facilies by bortllW

GoVeMts"

,All in al,""the results of 'he year hve Per i "i gra

asure to the geetios nd -

etatie of rtiesr ep tie t (rUi6- eState authorities, and the entire National Guard.

'Major General, Chief, M. ilw
- nntri dlvlsons - troops

. oons Cavalry di. 

W~j y Field Artillery neers A Medical Trains Chap- Total•I-- I ....

Head- Special Fielaidcraf -quarters troopo Cavalrt y Engna Medical Tris Medcal Cavalzy r

i E

00 Q 0 44 0 w 

4 9 , 1_ 64 1_ -- - - - - 8 1 6- - - -- -- -- - ---- --- --- 0-- 

.... ... --- 1.- 4 ~~~~- . . . . . .. .. -- ----. --- ------. -. . . .. - -- --- - -- ----.. _- - -

4 1 8 --- --------- 1 - .-- -. 25 1 , 79 -- - -. . - . . . "4 109 2 1,0 5W8 1 486 21 99 57 s3 1 2414 1 1 8 517 8 7,318 ------- ---_.2 89------

- o ------ ------ - - 393 --- ------ -- --- -- -_-- ------........ ------- -------- --.. - ---- ........ ... -- --------- -- - --- -- ...... ..

--- = iIn ----- :- : -_ --- .......... ..- '. ... _ - _ I_...= --- -i ---- --- -. --------------------- --. --- ........

z- 7 1 1,053 ------- --- ---- - -- - --------- -- ----- 8 - 41------ - - - - ----- --- --- --- ------ ------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

-2 3,407 2 W7 9 205 1 2 1 7081 14' _--207 23 1----- 17 z924 _ __3_

n4:-, -,,48 39. 128 2 1 1,90 1", 0 7 _1_ 7-" _ 

2 2......- 8 16 ----..- --- i7 I I I 2 ,5 - lO- 1 12 

'3 4,397 1013 143'. 476 161 100 86.. . 631 11 230 10 589 7 ------- -- ----- 1," -' 40 1 615-------------D------------------------------- 192-2--2-972 -

....... - -- -- - ------

p5 1 -- i--im ___--- - 4--2 2 72 -I ------.. -- :::: 128----2--__- : u ----- 21 84 2---------------------------11 330 ----- 12----I1 ~ 1 -i- - - - - _2513 .13 r96 25 11 1--61+81 981 3- ---------- 11 7 1 ,8 --------------------------------- 2 _1,L85_3

1 - ,, ~j:::L-zzr I I 1.L I:_::::1!::::- i1. ..... 1 2 85 14 15,161 6 -.

M 117113 40W 13 23 4 10..10 3 4 211,130 --- -- - -- 17 12n 1 24 ---- ------ 248 I f

21- 20 129- 1 90 8 173 ---- -- - 8- 11 2 1 40 ...... 1 , 81 2- -- -'-- , 6 - 21.2....3.96 ........- 2 1 -------------- 7---- - - - --------- --- --..... 273 1 7 ----- --- ........ .

12 :, 4 -- 1 2 - 39 - 4 2-- 1 3 21 1 ,821 ---- ---------- ---- -- 66--- --- --- ---------

I ----- ------ -- ---- ..........-- 4--- 92-- 1-- 1 , 8 - -- --- - --- -2--. : 13 1 1 21 1 179 . .. - .. .....

5~ 991 2j 20 ~ 12 ~ 212

63 -10 5-1'_ L - ---- 2 1 33 -- i ---- - - --- - ------ ...............---

- is - ...- 3------ ----- -- 10-- 118-- 4 2 4 1,9 1,21 24 1 3 1 29 --- - - ----1~ 3 4 1 1 1 89 - -- - - 2-1--- 2--- ---- - ---- 1-------- 

-- -- 91I ...

1447 28- 10-- f 162.1 782 22' 65 -1 -- -- 351 14129- 1 1 66 7 ,l 20 --- ----- 28 .- 1 179 --- ---- 20 1 77 8 4 292~ 3 --- 41 --- ------- -- 39 --- _--_-------- 

_o- 204 9 - 4 -: __-_ __,= --

;10' 241 195 1 -12- 50 2 30 2 L32 2 1,821i--121-- ------------- - ---- -1 ... 21 ___I---17 

.. . .2. 01 601.31 4 04 9 18 8 ,5 0I - 1 1 ~ 263 - - - -

i i

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1 0 1 5 5 r2 1 51 1,0962 11614,618------ ----- --- 81 2 1,137 19 28 1 14 ---- --- --- --- 2~ 12--16 --- - - -

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16 - - -- - - - - - - - -0 19 1 1 5 - ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - -9

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ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

CHIEF OF THE MILITIA BUREAU

.... WAR DEPARTMENT, MILITIA BUREAU,

Washington, June 30, 1932'.

u , s the, iThirtieth Annual Report of the Chief of the Militia,

eau, War Department, covering the operations of the bureau durthy epat fisial year, and including both the time from July 1, 1931, uveinber 30i 193 1, during which period Maj. Gen. William G,4

iwas ohiefO,ad that fromDecember 1, 1931, to June 30, 1932, W . I have held office as chief of the bureau, all inclusive, is

**td.A GENERAL REMARKS

h e ar js t passed the National Guard has more than

estae ents made in the report of a year ago. The strength, ng limited, has changed but little, the aggregate on Jue 30, as

Wweta Qil by Table IX and Appendix A, being 187,413 of all

wifh anaverage attendance of 165,449 at armory drills for the

*r.-,, 8 1 ,955 at the field training camps. The increase in perxmaenoe of personnel, both commissioned and

-and oconfinued stabilization in organization are partic1y marked There, are-no longer any major problems of main-

&D0iei itheNational Guard, The time of the officers is, therefore,%

-ft much more free and open for matters of training and the building

T 11 ,f That the worth of Ahe National Guard is recog- 4ta goater, degree thait ever before by the community and

u b the^d icring number of high-class men conly ~seoking enlistment. Nevorjbefore has ,there been a time in the

oy of the country when the, public appreciation of the value of,.

V ini the N!ional Guard were at such a high, point, or

i. danc at armory drills and field training camps ran so

_9 WikAll this. ierest, WAnifst,, and with the, superior type of -00, -a natural consequence that the

0! ity the National Guard has forgedbeyond

vious Mark attained.

A 'remarkable feature of this development and improvement is

at i has, been accomplished without increase in the aggregate cost tothe Government. On the contrary the total

p ati2~ for the 'support of the National Guard during this

fi y 'a' were more than half a million dollars less than during _0prev , year in .spiteof the heavy increase in disbursements to

rsof the gu~rd for armory drill attendance and field training.

e If io~idlGuard is a force truly American, operating effi'

nd ,,ecnomic ally to form a trustworthy and dependable
REPORT OF CHIEF OF THE MILITIA BUREAU

civilian contribution to the national defense without withdrawal of its

members from their civil usefulness or interference with their e

participation in the affairs of the community,

The States in most cases have continued to better their ry

conditions and to improve their housing 4tuation until are

generally in very satisfactory condition. Not only has this a direct aid to training in providing better facilities at the hon saon,

but it has greatly helped in all matters pertainig- to o

and particularly in the care and pre'servation of the Governmnt prop-I

erty in the hands of the National Guard. 'I

In addition to this there has been a decided "aprovemeunt "i the.

storage facilities at the field trainig camps, aking th

keeping there of many supplies used exclusively in field t W, thus

eliminating shipping expense a lighteningstorage b

expense athome stations

The National Guard is very well supplied with t ment

necessary for training purposes, except as tomotor tr oati an&dI

modern antiaircraft mat~rie. It would be ec6OY to I 'the"

old war-time motor equipment with something newer= Ighter,

better suited to present needs, and thus do g,_tWL~bfilete~rans away with th& on in

maintenance costs incident to keepthgt obsolete trt tin.

running order.

Irregularities in the disbursement of Federal funds Oe t, and

there have been none during the past year e to

cause commient here. Almost without exception, State aht arMorei:sa

careful accountimg for, and bettercare bf, the man fm

intrusted to their custody. As a consequence, arms a egtiipvt arw1

being maintained in better condition than in the past;

The construction authorized and undertaken during t p vio ut

fiscal year has all been completed- affording i6Bd 4 -faii,+.

ties, providg increased comfort, and greatly bettei vo -;

Selected officers were sent-to tlhe variousArmy serviover

they received excellent instruction., The inftence of thi 4 001 

has been very noticeable in its beneficialrmflectio-n on an

general efficiency. Were it possible, a greater n tb:- fi%

should be sent to these schoosit i moneywell spein ..,

The annual meeting n o of the otio of State AA4 $ 1i932. ert

was held in Washingt. n at the Militia Bureau, March

Many of the United States property Lad disbursing " 6 -

panied their adjutants general. These mneetings lr fp

benefit to the officers of the State, the Militia Bidroa

Department, and should continue. A

A

The Mlitii Bureau. t the present time is*6 1 J1 r z 4

the, large volume of business constantly colw fr

Guard. The divisions are functionin', 0Y, wol

handled with greater dispatch, the cvihan f'or, a _ W

satisfactory, and all current work is practieaJyLp t

of the fiscal 5year.

On June i0, 1932, there were 31 officers on duty,niit A

and three National Guard officers (holing cowissios int&
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-~The following-named ef&ietv termnW li* 111il

Militia Bureaudrn the fisos yr

Ma. ]eWi G. Everson, Chid,1 t

Col. .iiel Kilboumn, G.F. . R ods J. But ,Infantry..

Cok FrancsA Pope, Corps of

Col. Robert W. Collins CoastAtlei 3~e

lieut. Col. Henry S. lierrik, Cvay 0 . Guard) .- v

GuAT. Nai D. Wlty, inf t ey.

Man. Lee Sumner, Infantry. # ! Ti. 

Ma~William J. Bacon, JudIge Advocate Garls

acort John A.BallardSignld Co

PMASONE0 O Tiom NATIONAL GuARD

dJ'Wt8D A('4VV N flONAL GOA"n

O nJune 3, 1932, ther w 14,379 p o

active National Guard, in accordance with the

Organization. Thisis an tre a.. f 34 - hum -ume 7%

are now 13,345 offic an in6T.~ 294); 264 4arV

I cornet federally recognized, leaving 8268anig o,

3 for warrant officers. ~.

A marked. decreaae in the number of oaaft of Fedeta

is noted, and they are nmr thetmy

year indica' excellent coeton'b~rthe,8weajWkea

The distribution by arms and services and grades is &d"t~ nmk

following tables:

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A~~ ~ WM ~ a~ tat Mai"s

mt

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61 " REPORT OF CHIEF OF THE MIU' A BUREAU

TABLE IV.-Commissioned strength of the Nationca Guard Ru"erv di of Junuo40,

1932-

MaJor o UrC1 F Second Arms and services or gene- it Cl-tenant nes - rs Ca-0et taiTa sue oa

ageer ants ants a's nels

General officers -------------- 1 6 - - - - 7

Adjutant General's Depart- - ment --------------------------- 6 3 9 7 8 1

Air Corps ------------------- -------- -------- -------- -- 5 59-. 29 .i

Cavalry -------------------- ---------------- 2 7 12 73- .. 57 2 23'

Chaplains ------------------ -------- -------- --------.-------- - - 16 3 . Chemical Warfare Service --- -------- -------- -------- 1

Coast Artillery------------ -------- -------- 1 2 7 _7 -1 5 6 7W

Englneers ---------------- -------- -------- 1 3 4 W9"-24- -2

Field Artillery --------------------------- a 12 23- 142 161 ' 13 41R4

Finance Department ----- -------- -------- -------- 3-- -------- - - .- r T

Infantry --------------- ---------------- 11 30 79 489 452 414 ,'- 475

Inspector General's Department ------------- -------- -------- -------- -------- 2

Judge Advocate General's . . ..

Departent------------ -------- -------- -------- 1 5 4 Department . : .1 Medical Corps --------------.----- 1 5 38 66 3 ---

Dental Corps ------- -------- -------- ------------- Veterinary Corps -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- 15 : 1 22

Medical Administrative

Corps --------------- ----------------- --- ---- -------- 14 4 2 2

Ordnance Department ------- ------- -------- 1 3 4 4 .--- 2 4 18

Quartermaster Corps ------ ----------------------- 6 14 21 11 16 08

Signal Corps --- -------- -------- --------- --- 6 17 7 33

Total ------------------ 1 12 23 85 201 97 8W9 7 Z1 2*

During the past year 358 officers were transferred from the active .

National Guard to the National Guard Reserve.

During the past year 414 officers were separated from the National

Guard Reserve. The following table shows by arms, services, andgrades the distribution of these officers.

TABLE V.-Separations in the National Guard Reserve of Ommtsviowsd tiver ur- - :

ing the fiscal year 193

Briga- Lieu- Fis ftu:

dier, Colo. tenant Ma- Cap- I=- i , TOW, - Arms and services gner nes colo- jors tWains " e id

als nels

tane ............. ------------------ -- -- ........... - -- -

Adjutant General's Department -------------- ----- 2 -------- ---- A~ C rp ------------------ ------1--- -- ------. ---- Air Corpa .. ...4 .. ... ... ..,:Z-- -: : : -:I.. .i

Cavalry --------------------.. .--------------- - 1 -

Chlala chalast ins .. . . . . DIr ----r----- m n . . . . . . . . . . ------------------ . . . . . . ., - .. . . . . . . . .. . . ..- . . -6 "' " !, -------- ----- --------1 

CostArlery ---------------- -------- -------- -------- ~ 4 2

IrIUr------ ------ - -------- ------ 1 3, 18 19 26 6

Finance Department ---------- ----- 1------------

Infantry---------------------------------- ------- ~ 4852

Judge Advocate General's Depart- 3

ment ---------------------------------------- 1 2---- ...-------- e ---------------- .--------- 2 2 12 3 ....... 1

Md :------ "= --- 2 3 Dental --1---------

Veterinary Corps ----------- - -------- --- 

Medical Administrative Corps ----- ---------------- -------- 2

Ordnance D"epart.e.t-_ - ------------- . . ------- I 1 2 -- 3

Quartermaster Corps---------- ------- --------- 2 ----- ,4

SignalCorps ------------------ ----------- 1

Total --------------------------- 12, 20 1 414
711

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Induemm6 A1hca"ofthe Navy, shiould

as ~ ~ ~ ~ rwo 0r~4 ~ enoraet s Oh esre

Jo otinOfficr']orvCrp

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W 'Sates reqire nO- th~r oficerto otai Offiers 'eserve uC~orps

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333 --- 3' - + .,n '

2" 4 24 3 0 '24 *T

14 M 121 14 _

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REPORT OF CHIEF OF THE MULTIA. BUPW&A,

TABLE VI.-National Guard personnel in the Offcers' Reserve Corpe-Continved

Major Brig&- Lieu- Arms and services gener- dier Colo- tenant c ap.leuten-First Seondot a

als gener- nels Colo. tasa ants ants as nels ,

ENLISTED MN--continued

Military Intelligence ------- --- -------- --------- -------

Military police --------- ------------------------------------ 1

Sanitary -------------------------------------------------------- -------- 1

Auixiliary ------------------------- -------- -------- 1 -- I--------- ---- --- -------- 1

Total--------------- ------------------------- 9 - 4 SW .

Grand total ----------- 17 00 221 477 1, 107 4, 015 ano 3, 943 13, 180

NATIONAL GUARD REKISTER

The National Guard Register for 1931 will serve untl 193., when

the new Register will be published in conformity with the present

plan to publish same every two years instead of aunually.

ORGAxrzATiON

During the fiscal year 1932 there has been no increase in the authorized strength of the National Guard. Only a few new units within

the existing strength allotment, some of which had been previously

authorized, have been organized. The One hundred and forty-second

Field Artillery, Arkansas National Guard, was changed from a

75-millimeter tractor-drawn regiment to a 155-millimeter howitzer

regiment of corps artillery, and the first battalion and battalion

medical department detachment organized. The nucleus of this

organization consisted of the Two hundred and sixteenth Ambulance

Company and the Two hundred and sixteenth Hospital Company,

Army Medical troops, which were disbanded and withdrawn from th

allotment to Arkansas. The following changes in the allotment of the National Guard have

been effected:

Headquarters Troop, Fifty-seventh Cavalry Brigade, withdrawn

from the allotment to South Dakota and added to the allotment of

Iowa; Signal Troop, specia ro s. Twenty-fourth Caval y Division,

withdrawn from the alotmenti to Iowa and added to the Illotment of

South Dakota. Head. larters Battery, Fifty-forth Field Artillery Brigade, and

One hundred and fourth Ammunition Train, Fifty-fourth Fiek

Artillery Brigade, withdrawn from the allotment to Ma jandadded to the allotment of Virginia.

. In compliance with Militia Bureau Circular No. 17-B, July 20,

193 1 the division surgeon's office has been withdrawn as a unit of the

National Guard and the enlisted personnel thereof added -to the

service company of the Medical Regiment, called the division surgeon's office section. The commissioned -personnel have be6ome a

part of the headquarters of the Medical Regiment.

Under the present plan of National Guard development (2100,500

aggregate, representing units at maintenance strength plui§ 10 per

cent) 836 headquarters and 3,181 units are organized or auth for

organization; 54 headquarters and 430 units are inactive, classed as
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- -- -Number Number of aircraft flying -- ,of ofilcers hours, fiscal year 1932

(includes Number Numbr

'observers, Of a- of maur Number nonrated Number planes hours of

NtSte Num be officers of enlisted (includ- flight, statel ber of of ob- acting as Ing-numobservers men ber being Training Service Total year*

and 1 over- 1932 " roud nd hauled) -. e

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Titflrst Division Aviation, Onehundrsnd reth .Obsrvation Albama...... 15 10 28 108 11 698.20 1,272:00 1,970:20 3,W5:15

Sudron and Photo Section.

.orps,(.ne hundred and Fifty-fouItb Observation Squadron..---- Arkansa_ -------- 16 1 18 75 9 569:40 1,114:55 1, 684 "

91 3,061:05 1

Fortieth Division Aviation, One hndred and fifteenth Observation California- ------ 16 -- 17 92 9 297:W L 1,339:20 1,6&7:10 2,723:30

F- D Aviation, Onehundred and tweitieth Obser.: Colorado------ -18 18 97 9 424:35 1,-034--5- 1, 409:00, 2,280:30

Sqadroi and Photo Section.

ortyird ivisio A im andeihenthObser- onnoct. 18 4 2W 111 10 499:55 1,433:15 1, 9: 10 3,284:-40

Vation SquadronandPht Sci.

Thirtthird.tfla$~on Aviation, One hundred eighth . Obser- 1....--------1-6 102 8 30110 1,443: 0 1,74S-0 3, 41:35

valhSuadron and'h~to Secti~o

'1jry-eighth Division Avstt no hundred and tirteenth Indiana-------- 20 2 25 113 9 662:15 1,994:40 2,658:55 4,727:4

Obiervatiofl Squadron an~d Pho 3cin

Twwty-ninth DfvoloI Av* IU a hundrd and fourth Obser- Marylan d --- . - 16 1 . 24 91 10 397:5 784:2 1, 12211 2,

Twe~Ivsion Amviation On B hu n d first Obstrva MasachusttS- 14 8 26 113 :10 429 20 1, 377:20 1, 80:4 '-3,4,:4

an4sv'nt .mOts Miegn.---------12 1 173. 1 0 11 386 1'174:40 1,5&i:1& 4e1i V+ or Squadro and,.... Phc ROIL ++, 

Sd' Obse- Minneta---- --- 12 5 22 93 9 170:45 1,178:20, 1,349:Q ,514:

-4"--- r -- , and I tenth Observa- Missoui--.--. 1 1 20 -92 10 652:15. 1,087:15 ,73;~~~13

nintent Oh.Nw3ss 65 :10 409451070 198R 81I

..... Ne Jesey4+ 1'IW..6. 1 a ..... 2 2 80 1,:0 ,* +,k ... 4 1, 051o6.- UieUdrdadseodO- 'hu 4.0 wYr- ninetee .. .. 252 h Ob.- " 10 9,o~ 312:0 1,408:1 , .. 06 , 41

Wred*"++ d -Ohio' -------- 4. . is ,

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AWA.-m '00

000 at:,.7. .

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4- 4 4414PXAUII)EA1

of6ri * fr0 the National'Guard have been

+,i4 - 4 ,

4 S EFTIONAL GUARD

and actual strengths of the National Guard as of

4 oz an-ac4uagtrentthsof the National Guard, June $0, 192

:. ithoriz -d Actual

+A1g-eCommis Over uwr nderor

Eni'sted e rant Enlisted Aggre- M mne o ff- men gate offiers

4 4 +4444 ,4' i+

345 6 4,42 314 5 4,064 4,383 -49

3 2,310 2,502 .89 183 3 2,314, 2,00, -2

1 712 10 9045 .9,767 677 10 9,095 9,7 82 +15

82 2 1,007 1,091 75 2 995 1,072 -19

167.3 1,832 2,002 161 3 1,835 1,999 -3

7 1- 1,144 1,232 84 1 i,128 1,213' -19

-9 1 800 860 55 1 791 847 -13

* - 5073 347 6 4,641 4,994 -79

1 I,5l24 22 1f(,, 2L) t, 475 1,412 21 19,476 20,909 -506

91 1 i 1,429 1,521 89 1 1,424 1,514 -7

Wi 76 Jt4 4983 1 .OW ,71 I 985 ,'057 -3

13,212 3,486 4 -28 3,151 3j413 -73

--------- 85 1'2 11,270 12,138 -109

2, 4,113, 4,000 4 3,617 , 3,87$i -lm2

--- 18 2 2 ,569 2,783 -41

4 2,3,8 2,22 178 289 4

50'9' '773 236 544 +2

3 • 8,.'+'.+87 238 9 3,009 8,66 -37

... 123 2 1,842 1,7 -13

3, 1 27 , 3 29 2,501 ----

a 

4-

4' 444 4 ,4 4,9A 34 440 471 15

66 9 813 8,828 9' 8, 004 8, 651 -177

97 -'11 8,94 889 5 9, 553 - 49

8 62 M.. 5. 4,299 4,643' +18

S#4 A, _8 4,445 4,JS01 -4

i ~t 444 Y 4-

8.4 L 31M .

4 3,444 ,"2 4- 296 3 4 ,

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3324 4 4401 4444547 44- 4442444 498 4 4 .,41 7744 ,

44 - 44 444444 44 14 44 44 4+ 

444 4 444 4 7 44- 
12 REPORT OF CHIEF OF TM AMAM B. IWAU

TABLE IX.-Authorized and adualstretnht of W National Guard, June S0, ID*S

Continued

Authorized Actusi 4*

War- War- Ovror

moned rant Enlisted Aggre- Cond at Enlisted Aweenmgn offtcer sioneddoffiofficers offi- men gate offiersf- mn gae

cefi eeersars

EIGHTH CORPS AREA

Arizona -------------- 83 1 1,189 1,273 76 1 11,0 1,29 -40

Colorado -------------- 156 1 1;770 1,927 141 1 1,71 4,

Now Mexico----------- 79 2 959 1, 040 76 2 964 1,042 +2

Oklahoma ------------- 418 6 4,938 5,362 405 6 4,922 5, .M -20

Texas ----------------- 636 10 7,769 8,416 610 10 7.695 8, 315 --10

NIK7H COP" AREA

California ------------- 504 7 6,078 6,589 402 7 6,028 6,497 -P

Idaho ......--------------- 112 2 1,196 11310 in 2 1,190 1,302 -9

Montana -------------- 76 1 1,132 I1,209 72 1 1,162 11,26 -2

Nevada. .-------------- 8 - 152 160 8 ----- 124 132 -28

Oregon --------------- 206 3 2,867 3,076 212 Z8M 30 -7

Utah ----------------- 142 2 1,318 1,462 133 2 1,257 1,392 -70

Washington ----------- 233 3 2,490 2,726 218 3 ,48S 2 - -17

Wyom g -------------- 55 1 607 663 51 1 5 6 --22

HAWAIIAN DEPARTTerritory of HawaiL___ 108 2 1,617 1,727 100 2 1,9 1,6 .32

Total_----------14, 128 207 175,855 190 190 13, 346 204 1,863 187,413 -2,777

TRAINInG

GENERAL

The general state of training throughout the National Guard is

satisfactory, and pronounced and decided progress has.been made fting the year in both planning and execution. The training objectives

remain unchanged and the Militia Bureau has continued to stres its

policy of solidly grounding the guard in all the fundamentals of -ba Wtraining. National Guard commanders have geherally

policy, although there have been instances, when advanced t

has been attempted before the completion of these

This has been without material benefit to the troo].s

Due to the large annual turnover i pernnel and he ...

available for training it is believed that it will be best to cootiinie to

adhere to the policy stated above for an indetate time.-

ARMORY TRAInqnw

For several years, the AM tia Bureau has stressed /te

armory tru-1ni is conducted mi prepwration for field trainigW M

it should be planned and conducted- in acordance with -v

prepared program and schedules. Only in rare instaikee

past year did National Guard commanders fail to conduct th*ii# *4-

ing along these lines. Pwogralul and schedules wie 'proe ~ , mg

out the chain Of command anina ch ca ba o

the next highe~r command. This procedur'e has brought, abn*0

effecive riigtruott~ uid although there,

some few cases, local conditbons and va yingf

resulted in. slightly lower than the average degr of proFe* Y-
- TABLE X.-onsolidated annual armory inspection report, National Guara, 1932

2 a 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

N unmer of N m ber of A e a ed

.og~.a~~i~a- mb " rs att en olld otalto be credited to ;r attendance q armoriesin armoriesin E Number of ar- Numberofunits . e eo 

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ettnpco school's um' items 2,18, and 4)0 , s.. W o i t io o ed a . indoor range arms ranges . , j. . g of he Organizat.on training a . o. Trlspection in com an facilitices are- are- a e ral property -Andi ofdthe

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f M Marksmanship and DisciplineTrainP er me n. ain I n g~~ nea c o m e n t r a t i

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*r dsieei the uue

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xlh tm l'hsordEghruisSuheeisswr Xinusod 

th aiotenaoal Guard pogaiation

e-~ twi ,ff -. t rna ruist ce'totI tta torze rngh XTs DpC adtseileas dvsosf~ il OSt 1&udr nasend 1nield

ELAj WRATNIN

tM~ he 4qa ote of thmo thrai.scnn A P.,rI indtpostoorer comim 64i avo4k~efctd'in ii's ofthe erii The adnce si

ivt oti4bl' ot fi hrce *and anne r of. executone.

jq, "troops~ parI-arsprticiptn.Maue ~ aebeaent pxreve th

u,-
14 REPORT OF CHIEF OF THE MILITIA BU.ZAU

ture& the Militia Bureau issued A directive codifying, the Vr us

instructions dealing with the qualifications With ar s. Iithisdii vtive the absolute necessity of thorough preparatory instruction d

the completion of small-bore courses before advancing to practice with the service rifle was emphasized. A standard of proficiency was

established at 70 per cent of those on the rolls completing the, pn" scribed course and 30 per cent of those on the rolls qul . A

limitation was placed on men participating m, combat-f exercises

and in the firing incident to musketry training by autho rian dnly qualified men to take part in such exercises. It is believed thatL if

the provisions of this directive are carried out the marksmanship in

the National Guard will greatly improve. The policy of establishing small-arms ranges at home stations was

continued during the past year to the extent possible with the funds

available. This policy has enabled a number of units to complete their known distance practice at home stations and thus have avagt able at camps more time for tactical training. The following compilation of small arms firing reports for the target

year 1931 indicates the results obtained: U

Rifle, .30 caliber:

Number authorized to fire ---------- ------------- --------- 81,2 Number completing prescribed course- 43, 938

Number qualified --------------------------------------- 27, 694

Percentage completing prescribed course ----------------------- 54

Percentage qualified of those authorized to fire--------------- - 34

Pistol, dismounted:

Number authorized to fire- ------------- ---------------- 94, 195

Number completing prescribed course_-41, 995

Number qualified -------------- ------------------------- 23, 696

Percentage completing prescribed course ------------------- Percentage qualified of those authorized to fire -------------------- 2

Pistol, mounted:

Number authorized to fire --------------------------------- 8 103

Number completing prescribed course -------------------------- 050

Number qualified ----------------------------------------- 30

Percentage completing prescribed course ---------------------- 2

Percentage qualified of those authorized to fire-------------------

Machine gun:

Number authorized to fire ------------------------- 19, 8

Number completing prescribed course ----------------------- 11089

Number qualified ---------------------------------------- 7, 072

Percentage completing prescribed course --------------. --------- 55

Percentage qualified of those authorized to fire --------- 3

Automatic rifle: 4

Number authorized to fire ------------ ----------------- 9 564

Number completing prescribed course- ---------------- 2, 529

Number qualified --------------------------------- I---I------ 1, 698

Percentage completing prescribed course ---------------------- , 26

Percentage qualified of those authorized to fire -------- ------- 37-mm. gun and 3-inch trench mortar:

Number authorized to fire ------------------------------------. 5 305

Number completing prescribed course ----------------------- Number qualified ----------- ------------------ --------- Percentage cpmpleting prescribed course ------------------ 4

Percentage qualified of those authorized to fire ------------------- 37

SERVICE PRACTICE-FIELD ARTILLERT

In 1931 moreproblems were fired ,th lateral and air observation,

than in former years. Also, in thi. earSubealiberfi* w gen y

used for the first time with excellent xesults. Pe$Wtcaly all problewi

were based on tactical situations, and generally the ,ccupAion of
REPORT'J Q1P CHIF,,W 0F THtE, MILITIA BlUREAU 1

n pi a i hig was preceded by. reconnaissance basd on The

tctial exercises.

tis, .,,.More results use were was made generally of National Guard officers in directing fire. In satisfactory, although a study of individual

problems would indicate that a number of officers without proper

qualfications had acted in this capacity. The reports would also

$ndicate that many officers were permitted to fire service ammunition

-W thsout. satisfactory previous training. On the whole, progress has been made by the National Guard in

ervice practice. The present allowance of ammunition is considered

Adquate

AERIAL GUNNERY

m in obstacle in connection with more thorough and satisf results iory in this phase of training is the lack of ranges. Few

loc, ranges can be made available during the armory drill year, a

Si-tu' tion which precludes completion of record firing during the fieldtraining period. The receipt of two new camera guns by each organization should afford valuable training heretofore not possible., in the cooperation between antiaircraft and the air squadrons the

results have been highly satisfactory and there is every reason to believh44:t tjhe difficulties have been largely overcome.

COAST ARTILLERY TARGET PRACTICE

, eractice reports submitted for the calendar year 1931 show

-at: 0tinued progress is being made in the conduct Of service prac- tic the Coast Artillery organizations of the National Guard.

NaU1 nGuard Air Corps units assisted materially in the successful

co ledon of these practices by performing, in a very creditable mann, towing, tracking, and spotting missions.

Sdefese.-Seacoast practices were conducted at the following

Yards

G. P. F.'gun practic---------------------------------,296

6-fch'onptcs--------------------------------------8,231

I p.tices e ------ ... ----------------------------------- - .. 10, 143 ch. gun rte------------------------.--------------- -. 10,506

1,-in r.. practices .. ------------------ ------- ------------- 6, 345 Of th 85 practices held in 1931, 18 were rated excellent, 9 very

d,5., good, 19 fair, and 24 were not rated.

i gft.,-Antiaircraft gun practices were conducted at an

ant range of 4,261 yards; machine-cun practices at an avergof 887 yards. Eight gun practices, eight machine-gun "R4ees, andone searchlight practice were rated excellent. A total S32antiaircraft practices were held in 1931. The scores attained

w'egeerally higher than in preceding years.

EGR ARMY PERSONNEL ON DUTY WITH THE NATIONAL GUARD

The havebeen no changes in the total allotment of Regular Army s ors, and sergeant-instructors during the past year. There are

ofi and 59 enlisted men on National Guard duty. The

Militia reau has made some cbauges in branch allotments of

Sendeavor to, ineet the more urgent demands for instructhatdit e al instructors are needed to

#esent minimum requirements.
16. *"Ow or e " MUM

The allotment of A0 on, Wy

branch is as follows:

Cnaalry- - 1, 11 1r 1

Fiel Artll y-------- rt Coast ArU iey --------

oCorpp' Corms of ------- r 8

84 1na COM O -- - - - -- - - - - --- --- --- -- - - - - Juadp~ Advocat General's ~.K

Ft e Departmente -- - -- -------- t--- 

Medical Corp------------------------------------------------ 17

O r d n a n c e D e p a r t m e n t -. . . .- - ,- -. .-- ----- --- -"-. . ..- - --

Chemical Wa far Service -------- ---- -- ----- _ -----------

Branch immaterial ...... I ------.. , ..... - -_ .__. -- _ 

Total ------------- 1 Inludes3 in Pue-to Rico and3 3 InnHawai. 

hw1nd 9 at corps amt headqasrts sad 0 b th MI~tureum a 

The National Guard was represented at ihe national'

by teams from the District of, Columb's, .uerto Rico, Haw, And

each of the States except New Hampshire, Nevada,R

South Dakota, and Utah. This made a total of 46ti

increase of one over the number participating In I1M -4'&

largest number of National Gurt.eams kattend'th to 

matches. All teams present participted in all, actvities

the matches. "

Under the policy requiring a certain percentage of n] iWOW.

each national match team annually, the teams competing

matches are grouped in four classes, following the comnpt1on Mt

national rifle-team match, as follows: Classes A, B, C, aud

For the purpose of this classification the service teama'are

by themselves and are additional in each class t those

in from the National Guard, Reserve Officers' Trajiwipg o

zens' military tra camps, Organized Reserves, lnd

The teams are classified &A to the scores madeinthe

rifle-team match, the first "W c ass including 30 as14i

class, on order of their standing. For the nationl mc I"

following National Guard teams: a the dtin A4

five s d shown under oah claw, intervenizg places

won by teamsffrom services or organizations other than the

Guard:

CLASS

7. District of Colunbia. 13. I .iHnoiB.

8. Mamssachu1et4. t&va... Pn 

10. 'Oi. 11.Peny6 rs

1.Okluahoma.

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REPOR OF °-i CH1F THE. MILITIA BUREAU 17

30. Calfrnia. I 35. Delaware.

33. India. 136. New York.

total number of National Guard teams classified was 16, a decrease of three from the number in 1930.

e outstanding National Guard team in the national rifle-team

maatch was that from the District of Columbia, which finished first,

among a total of 113 teams, except those from the Regular service.

Marked interest was shown in the Infantry team match, which was

wonby the Washington National Guard, with the Nebraska National

Gthird place among 47 teams competing

Guard men entered in individual matches did particularly

well The following table shows the high National Guard man in

'acht of the principal individual matches:

Match Name and rank State Place

Leech cup------------------ Sergt. W. R. Walsh ------------- New Jersey ------------- 2

Me s ------------------------ Corpl. A. J. McLinden ---------- New York ------ ------- ....-------------------- - Sergt. E. Freeman --------------- Ohio -------------------- 4

iS----------------- Capt. P. C. Roberts ------------ Washington --------- -2

avy- Corpl. H. F. Stemen ------------ Ohio -------------------- 1

Cs Guard ------------ First Sergt. W. W. Burnham ----- Washington -------------- 5

ot-...------------------ First Liet. M. R. Robedeau ---- Wisconsin -------------- 2

eton---------------- First Lieut. W. R. Mitchell-----Indiana ----------------- 2

P id ts -------------------- H. .A. Herin ------------- Mississippi -------------- 1

N'ti"na ... oh ----- First ieuath. W. R. Stokes ------- District of Columbia...- 4

Wigt -------------------- First Sergt. W. W. Burnham-_- Washington ------------- 2

atio ----------- .iividual Sergt. H. M. Boudinot ---------- District of Columbia...- 7

q~hem-1ca Warfare Service-------- Second Lieut. Paul F. Lutz------- Michigan--------------- 3

Ai ti ife- Capt. W. J. Hanna ------------- Alabama --------------- 2

T n'leahi matche1s the National Guard made a creditable showing,

'aseviencd-b the following:

Mitch State team Place

---- ,-------- . ------------ .Washington National Guard --------- --- 2 -- .--- - -- - --- -- -- - - ----- do .. ._..,-.........-......-------. AE F omdf , D"istict of Columbia National Gud, 3.

., .................... ,-- W ashin ton National 'Guard ....---- ...

jhle mallArm, FirngSchool was conducted-in a highly efficient

mtr. mr,-n aabl iinstruction was imparted to all in attendne.

AILI4aio'nal Ouard pesonnel were required to attend unles they

'ier-tific a ;proficiency from a previous school. Very few

4hemselve of this. exemption and practically all attended the

school for the material benefit which they would deriVe as competitors

-atches, and as instructors in rifle marksmanship with their

ARMY VICE SCHOOLS

Dungtie~sool year which ended June 30,1932, 264 oficers and

1 s n ed of the, Ntional Guard were authorized to attend

thuand sei ourses at the various Army service schools.

o chooland ou , at which National Guard personiiel were

the lengths of the courses, and the number of offices and
0J

18 'I!RPORT OF CHIEF OF THE S Mt M"&T I BUIR&

enlisted men in attendance at each course are shown in the followIng

table:W

TAB1LE XII.-AttjjndnCe at servie ecktoolo

Nap t4d ug

schools Course LnthOteiw

offlem

Army War College- ----------- -- ---------------- do 4 .4 -...

Command and General National Guard and8Reserve 3-mon-ths._,.-...-.- 8 -- ------ Staff. officers.

Field officers ...--------- w-------------- 18,

Enlisted Specialis-----------. m s------------------- -monhs, 4

Tank ---------------------- Company officers ----------.... 3-- months -------------- -- iField officers --------------... , 6 weeks - -------- Field Artillery ------------- Battery officers ------------- 3 months --------------- 4. 5 ---------.

1Enlisted specialst..-------- 4 months-- -- -------- --- I -. Cavalry -------------------. Troop officers --------------- 3 months -------------- 17 ---------- CNoncmmissioned officers - 5-- 5 months- -------------------.-- .Field officers --------------- 2 months ----------- --------- Coast Artillery -------- Battery officers ---------------...... do ----------------- 15 --------- lEnlisted specialists ------------ 3 months- ............. - - 14 Engineer ---------------- National Guard and Reserve ---- do ...----- --- 11--------

officers.

Air Corps Technical ..- Special officers -- do- -------------- 5-

.Enlisted specialists---------8 weeks to 8 months.----------- Aviation Medicine ------- Basic ------------------------- 3 months ----------- --- .

Medical Field MeiaiedSr Service.. ic Noncommissioned Field officers..------.. 2 months --------------- 8 - officers-- -----,do ------------------ -4 Signal --------------------- National Guard and Reserve 3 months ----------- -- '-----

officers. {Field officers --------------- I month ------------- --- I

Chemical Warfare--- ----- Unit gas ---------------------- weeks -------------- 4 . . fLine and staff ------------------ 3 months --------------...-------- Quartermaster ----------- Special ----------------------- 2% month& ------------- -

Total ----------------- ------------------------

Of the number sent to schools, 10 officers and 7 enlisted meo failed to

satisfactorily complete courses. The Militia Bureau is co tinual y endeavoring to reduce the number of failures to an absolute mii

by encouraging the use of extension courses in preparation for admission to the schools and by requiring tests and investigations of the

educational and physical qualifications of applicante. Twenty enlisted men of the National Guard-were admittedto-the

United States Military Academy on July 1, 1931. The full quota of

20 vacancies allotted the National Guard for admission on July 1,

1932, is filled. . Of the $375,000 originally aipropriated for school purpoes for

fiscal TYa 1932, it was necessary to transfer $87.100 to other Militia

Bureau projects to help meet unforeseen deficits.' This reductin f

the funds available for school purposes is regretted: in v iew ip5

greater appreciation of the value of the schools on the part . toa

Guard personnel. "

During the past school year 691 officers and 310 enistd men made

application to attend various courses at the Army serce s-homI.

Funds were available to authorize approximately 40 per cent of the

number of applicants. The number of requests for attendance

s increasing from year to year. The benefits derived by selected

officers and enlisted men from the special instruction gveni at the

service ,chools is reflected to a marked degree in th.trai of ti e

t re x ional Guard. The importance of this form: of etr emphasized in the National Ouard by the limited,-
y , 'T,_ ,

m~

Milt 2

view $9, W20, 

In 4tL of :26o 

Nebrap~a_,_j.- ----- 1

22. e

-~~9 - - - -- - -- - - -7 NeiW J6 6

.512 e Yr- ------ 23

--------- 75Norh Caolin--.,- 6

10 17

ii' It

IyVA

25 Pe ila ng --- ----- -----

I -Rod ~ Isad.-3 X1 

7 -j 7 - - 4

- - -- - - - 8. 6 - -- - - - - - - - - 2 4

- ---- - --- -- --

- - - - - - - - 27- - -'

89 - ,. 'o9-09n1'-94

21 -- yo -- ing ---- ----

2 84 '-W"~,-' ' 9 . -

'Total --- 9' --- 2'9 ---- go 146~9~~.

By SCHOOL

161 Ai~tin Me~icile- 2
20REPORT OF I~arioi Tig, M

(b) To i struct general, field,, and stn*. A tactical employmeat of orga.z, ion (e)Tqinstruct specially i~s~ ~*i~b "Mife 

tcite al subjects and to prepare them for ex 4

sions; and

(d) To prepare officers for te more,-advacedo,-,a,

service schools.

During the fiscal year 1932 the sum of $12,851.80 was expende fo

the urchase of maps, lesson sheets, and the text material for em

of te National Guard enrolled in the extension courses

per student enrolled per annum is approximately 75 cents, ' '

STATE USE OF NATiowA-L GUARDINr ]EMERGENCIES,

The use to which the National Guard is put by the State is

matter entirely under the control of the State authorii

ing with the laws of the State cohcerned. Accordingly no-r

such service is included herein, altho4gh report ... is m te"t

in each instance.

A reference to these reports indicates the wide range in vari8

character of the duty the National Guard is called upon to

The confidence and dependence plaed upon it wh0o

out of the ordinary arises, whether, in the nature of aagainst the civil law beyond the control of the local auth t

in the work of relief, rescue, or in t .interest of the gener4,

in time of public disaster and distress, is clearly evide

made upon it. In this record of srvice the work of -tJ*

been of high order, praiseworthy, and commendable. I

aptly stated that "The National Guard is the ultimate

of the chief executive of the State when all other, A

final resort in the maintenance of law and order, and i e proe

of life and property."

REPORTS OF CORPS AREA ComAm n .,

The training of the National Guard is in l arge

supervision of the commaadi generals of the- vaoiw o

and departments. Where their cordial and helpfulT Ia

with the State authorities their interest in matters

National Guard, and their suport and c6operation'

Bureau have p!ayed a part in e

during1 the Year', their effots -are ~neeIy ~~

The folow* digests take fromi hb

Ge .ral-The state of the Na" iaal,. Q-' dn th r ae a

compared to what might reasonably be expect;A i* 4

le~nt., The guard 'Continues to make,

training objectives, 1iboth in atmory wlriUl efiiod, --,-Jn

camps 4he numbor of, offi cerid

courses has increased greatly, as well s tbo Av&

Pletions of gubcoU rss duhg the . .ijtl

th6. absolute essonialhz in. basi ovM aatt

upt6 ,- of baic.

We#a4k p inis.-There are no. outstandwii*6kp . taY'X:k
4 4>h 

4H -,F CH-1 -- iLII,

an spcalhhe Ngreat Giuu4res eince ihn sexer1X)

+'h -fcrocomd1itedais o inrvteia

o~eiialyeffiinti coo rdiono t, xa, iuar airw f res1 pbol to"Air re*,os pefrm to -poat Atillr uiso.te

t0 f atinudGt~rd t~e fald catonal Garda

at'Isae6f comltion enorgu sethverm and t

Sl a";ea th Natinal Guar ah nrease intseerat shown

of 6n~1mn 'aream.t 1t Whigcop ~tn

mp~ r rcmedtons rrhtionsN higer grde wic umner

on~~ G~l ,ii t op aae of Niew madet k recruitnta

wihrsett akp~rprnt insa.iitrto a 2vt th patya a senra i

G'_ he tat oftheNational Guado Ithas mades areda

migh' nath b expectel (lud ofis Delaware 101J the Mtondljee attiarmoryy

ul ad- I ~r cment n triing particuarly ina

of -, on, -dflffs. e- Of s ecuaiandfrathes ofe amd thme

ktfikntevdenesofbtermsbet isbi thecrae inres she

e jubcetan arDearmet 6xer to asri~ a~nn pred

IApont 44 4n~a a comisonted ofirin the Newou Jersie

0. A is c on. by I th Stae o Ne Yorkareruoitingpwas id, 6d t~nsreo Mrch rcrio ls Wtha the os

r"I~~~~~~s, ig 'a ~~ p46 'n u p o e ti ad intratiowhas

on" -he,4-l ' 4i- ' re: Naio a Gurd t as m

an It- enra the'ttndne t rmr

t44 'cams'i- th corp are duigteatya

e -a tia44 ~ A d"''44't " s, pr

e ~~ ~ ~ u4 4444444 e4 C , n4'h,44sso idviulsad- h subjects' 44''ia of basi training insu
22 • REPORT OF CELEF OF MEi MUTTL&A JUOT U

the State authorities have been advrsely affeited by n w

nomic conditions.

(5) The standard of efficiency attained in ein pr8c9 I qw4S

not what it should be.

(6) There were too many recruits in eamp during the " , Wt, d

training period. Efforts have been made by the Stites to

this and there should be a distinct inprovement during the comin

season.

Strong points.-(1) High attendance at armory, 4ai1, Offw'

schools, and annual camps.

(2) Capable and well-qualified officers. Tw staffs of th T.weseventh and Forty-fourth Divisions are patr y outt4ilg

efficiency.

(3) Excellent morale and discipline.

(4) Well established summer training camps.

(5) Smaller annual turnover in personnel. I

Recommendatiow.-(1) Increased amunition allow f .*)I. 1

arms.

(2) Modification of Training Circular No. 4, Miitia Buau,

1931, to allow more latitude to National Guard and Cors Are pa

manders in methods of training in small arms.

(3) Gradual replacement of unserviceable motor vehbWe.

(4) Gradual replacement of solid tire# on trueks i yiUf

condition by pneumatic tires.

THIRD CORPS ARIA

General.-The state of the National Guard is believed to ,be edo

than might reasonably be ep ected, exepig AS t- aqip.

ment, over the supply of which the States have no. ontrol. -

The administration, training, functioning, morale, loyalty, and

general enthusiasm for the service is beyond any redsonable lupee*

tion with the very limited time allotted for or devoted to ma tip,

the time for which must be taken from .OV 0WUPti on1 'which

is notoriously precarious. In m y oir n0 s ot notleU j mon to hold as many as 15 dlper quarter,i by.ad o Iyt

authorized for pay. Much additionl .te outd is

devoted to small bore subcalibe rife nd J=tadl tEig b"Lso of

insufficient d i l time.

The officer personnel. has Oiproved -by ~SkiuI and- eapiotm This, Thi~inurnis reflected in-thetr4 O thet in turn, elecJm e t 411g,~ i"

The charocter and type of 4 ezdlia"p e l lz

the drill attendance has been very satisfactory and greater Wi:! dnl*

ig preceding years. -4

m eak points.-(1) The National ( wd, a "a

admini itative .duifs. 'Too iuieoh '-'ow MP.

Corr PA4"~ i0 roequireid

aeiwy of VMn~o i~~yb l~ mi~

instruction and prevents proper care Qf .

(3) &ofirs, in ~neWR4 lk 0PW#Wiw*AI 4ig~lritso"C and

ad inistra!varl-u...g

:tow rd leth~y al op*4hy-

(5) ftciaY in"tome Sw £W.4S f4wl oflie mn . -rr f.

and for tactical inspection by field officers
, ~~ 77 M W777777 ~ 

~~e~e~bti MtWi&~ in

tct~ki~wl dbitiittpst.

ainenad-r oav warnign

Inal eb~ tv~e

6 i 1tftiry 6rguiyzations

lr - )I dtttsffily small-rm boca oficers rand enuig uho

_' a 6 P , ui l t

anfc toe avi

pnll ibiet~id, cealemotriiaispo rticto abo

i pn_ 1) qr- he omt resncewitinthSate ofd~ Pent Itua be

.6t,~ ~~~~~~~~t ~ 1,-bfibcodv ltrrffatl~ e,~r and a'Vonduct

.1$1,on~~. 

*''8C L

ense el to

AVIV Mfi lb Ae An keg-ma 6omma~nded1have ad

ae are ~ quliie ~ ~ ~ fo and 4wx foitos

4-& 4ff -~ -4A-ih-,-6 lig nd iust

_4WPn~4-4~ e trainM~--4-4 4- 4-~j, -

-

f- --- 4

-Adc4~~if --

fwto may ficr adme, sngmcho 4-y -by, 

oourses. 4-4 

W in mainte 4-4- 4--a-4 4-e anc of-orreTh-x a- bli on- 44-s.-:7 r inpetio4b 4-n 44edeal 
24 REPORT OF CHIEF OF THE MILITIA BUREAU

(4) That the War Department lend its assistance to obtain a spit- able armory for the District of Columbia National Guardon othe

grounds that it is a Federal (not a District of Columbia) agency, that

can be called out only by the Presdient of the tnited States, who is

its commander in chief both in peace and war..

(5) Insist on the responsibility of command and of the consu ,Oaoto , military authorities in each State and reduce interference with th4

in the performance of their duties, under broad general principles,,

determined by higher authorities.

(6) Provide adequate, modem, usable, standardized equipment in

sufficient quantities to allow the National Guard to function in State

and Federal emergencies as contemplated by War Department policis,

and plans.

(7) Require less paper work of unit commanders and instructor

personnel, thus enabling them to utilize the all too short time at their,

disposal in constructive military functioning and training.

(8) Raise the standard of education in greater numbers, either,t,

service schools or special National Guard schools.

(9) Installation of the Lund system training chart, or modi &tion

thereof, throughout the guard,

(10) Closer supervision of officers and noncommissioned officers

schools.

(11) Field officers should be required to makeat least one "traming inspection" of each unit during the armory training period in

order to qualify for pay. (12) Officers should be required to pursue at least three su~bourses

of the Army extension courses perta to their rank or nex ,higher

rank during each armory training period.

(13) Closer supervision of training by field- officers.,

FOURTH CORPS AREA

General.-The state of the National Guard is very Satisfactory as

compared to what might reasonably be expected of this component of

the Army. A special effort has been made to improve Field Artillery

officers in the conduct of fire, and marked advancement compared

with 1931, particularly'from a training standpoint, has been noted in

all organizations.

All States now prescribe that field and staff officers pursue Army -

extension courses as a rerequis te for armory drill pay. At least there

are over 1,500 Nationa Guard menpursuing the cus,

ity performing the work in addition to their regular armory drills.,

All divisional and brigade headquarters participate annu iii a

divisional command post exercise. Related admimstrative c -k

cations and air troops participate.

The prncipal special methods used by this headquarters ininfl#

encig National Guard training are:

(1) Prescribing a major effort to improve a single important gen.

eral feature during the year. (1929-30, Subsistence Manage n:.

1930-31, Programs and Schedules; 1931-32, Preservation and Care

Federal Property.)

(2) Publishing model menus, programs, schedules, information &i

how to conduct and arrange storerooms, cleaning of racks, and othr

training devices. A
pro~ Mdw scedlseCogh ~ 

Q; AohmofleAgmon dot

,co m ma 4Q~aihy-.f ~~~ d :at~

ide ro tai nig' an Udq&per f~o

~~~eto onuofrfsfa it

sirmosI~ c'cnip., T]h e ot sind m,~ i ei

axhdhn Imandlide nreo

esevq '''ps6$ecy~ sieldcedO Ar lVo inr$o i ein a-,~so

lit;-,i ''O ' r t* of a allIthe- 'i to reotmg thiors

I~f, .'tIi uit eFindeavrto securemt the lfe essenil n baicr

-. ~o opayo smilar unitd car foy autheaduari fteis prodwth 4 ~ staff -~rQ aigu dbefore te toaimpoveai 8tadr

. .ltces t.van lncludjn I~n , ieu-

, ea- 7I prprty reponsibiit inurseva att panepist

-ixble t nti i the peervart tous ineas sa e

]y- nae n of tUOLU'majr. ffrsan

tl J usting o acouts and holdingcomany Guaird ir saisac

4WL-ar ss o prpert Fild rley rainstrucini bei~nstro Sod

6 ~lct ffir oficrsfongdeiciet toe rniepofrte bname

"11pecio reort..f 132 it ka view tcrrectionghi

6,7Tle ol'Arillry egient o4tere are any tofficrs,

codcti eficenly

r~3) oit.E~l'l.intertat coprtoaial eain

elael ok erynA'3,& 'ATO 

-o,'4olln and e ul me§ reuie tob epa
26 1UipbRT OF' C11tF 6F 0A Mbti- ftltA

It appeh~in many instances that tt& Al

being slighted in an effort to cover all subj&AaPtO 'd in

programs. This is due in part to "o0iAdd " bogM5 ail

to lack. of edprience on the pah.t of iffiers nfonco 64

officers in that they d6 not realize what these ' A, nor" dko

able to determine when the unit is proficiont it thost-e~e~$ Improvement is ieing made in his re ec vie I yat.

toward fewer subjects in the scheduleg fnd gehetl desire i e

of unmior officers and'oncommissioned officrs t take ad n

opportunities offered to improve themsWeq Aong mlitary %-'e

Weak points.-There are no outstandingt 6i oibts. A fr

difficulty, which is arising as the supplly Of W61 "ar vst~iMf;,

creases, is the lack of experience on tKe phtt of company office_ 4.

noncommissioned officers. Many of these n '* havehad n. e

ence other than with the unit to which aA§igned and their k6

of military training is limited to the m:Ahods used in th -V

Other than contacts made during field training periods, n 0

tunity is available to them for improving themselves along tftra

lines. The instructor is able to assist in this to i very limited 1

especially in those cases where his units are widely scattered. a

trips infrequent. On such visits the instructors' time 'is 6rf1*

devoted to routine duties and to suclT the"retical 'instrati as'tfti e 1

will permit. The lack of troop sctaooly Atond --fl ..

personnel and experienced National Guard officers is Ieen1yi Jt

particularly by-the new officers who are at ing' to d6 their it

but through lack of experience and proper trafiig are hftidt 1

Strong points.-(1) Improve' quality of per".n.. ..

(2) Increased interest in military traiinn.

(3) Improvement in intdrior idn-fistrat 6n.

(4) Improvement in field training facilities.

(5) The ability of two Infantry divisions and one Caxakbrig e 1

to take the field for lIoal or national emergescies with the leI

ticable delay and in condition to futctio, at present gf sreithI 7

combat forces.

Recommendation,-Schools for officers and" :one igib6d

officers at least once a year. . SIXT11 0ROPS ARISA ,:,',:,?:,"t

General.-The state of the I1ational, Guard in this corps area,.

compared to what might reas nably be expected, is geera Very

satisfactory. it is believed that any local d arise in this parea can be efficiently handl d and thit

months of intOAsive training the guard woul e to

field in a national emergency. Further progress towhi&,

ment of the ultimate possible proficiency, undereconif

National Guard service, is largely deiendent, u th6 o

factors, to which special attentibo is being g en

(1) More thorough instruction in the esschtia8, "f bick tra

with particuliat reference to the trainii fil~

sioned offites and judot officers.

(2) More efficient utilization of the linntM tie 0

sistence on adequate planning and pri6 ii fd4

periods and proper supervision of' onm pbr 6f 4-I,6g

with those duties.
REPOT OF131JEAU27 OFCHIE, 

) M ... m possible rdutons in the excessive turnover in

enlisted personnel to be brought about by greater care in the selection

of refP its., :

more strict observance of regulations in the granting of

isch resi d judicious distribution of enlistments throughout the

I 'h"st te of advancement as comp'red to the fiscal year 1931, in

has been most satisfactory both from the standpoint of train4n.mnistration and from improved armory drill attendance

and attendance at field training camps.

Qre te rest and more thorough and efficient instruction in

_n sma~wip training with both primary and auxiliary weapons,

lu in gunnery and service practice in the Field Artillery. (In

4i Two-hrnded and Second Antiaircraft Regiment, while no record

ervce practice could be held during the year, 228 qualified as second

elo1s gnners compared to 87 in the fiscal year 1931.)

Jpat, y mcreased interest in officers' schools in echelons up to and

including the brigade as evidenced by the number of completed Army

extension courses in addition to the instruction received in the regular

s assemblies.

otieable progress in the functioning of the Thirty-second and

#h ythird "m.ap Division commands and staffs as evidenced by their work problems conducted at corps area headquarters by the

corps area commander and staff and in the corps command post

:p~erejst conducted at Camp Custer, May 22-28, 1932.

hniprov~ement in the. preparation of armory trainng programs and

in methods of training; better understanding and more general use

9f traip~ig charts; better field training programs and preparation for

carrying them out and less time devoted to training that should be

cqi1a4 to the armory period.

Coxtiu", ,though gradual, improvement in messes at camp arid in

01Ips f -mssmanagemnent.

I a:p-ovement in the care of property by the Illinois N atlonal Guard and in the perfo nce of administrative duties in cona yeitih.

W 0s ".(1) Excessive turnoyer p enlisted personnel caused

,by 0,ok Qf pare, in acecepting un~desirable type of recruits and the ease

w wjh rges are, obtained. Some improvement, however,

bee noted ding the past year.

() Indifference with respect to the retention in the service of inScers. and abmost universal failure to enter known deficij i~adequate training of jiriior pofficers in the fundamentals of

band in their 0ow duties and insufficient training of

t A s as scouts, automatic rilemen, grenadier,

agents, and runners.

Lack of officers in staff groups of infantry units, most especially

in due to present tables of organization. It is recoi-

,e, intenanice :o brigade and battaion staffs on a

V ) uit~e mge fa4~lities for -antiaircraft service practice

ti-) org, nm discpline aad , training in striet

dAku rwtko&, including a eear recogiitioji
of th*ti

(3) Larg proportion pfJfier"' 6se'

Wi Oi Or

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RE1PORT OF: CHIE~F OF THE MILITtA, fURE AM 31

4), Lack of horses, especially for fleld maneuvers. Rented animals

are not satisfaictory.- Strongp o, it&-.-(l) High morale and esprit de corps.

(2) High. class of personnel and decreased turnover.

() Increased scope of training, including command and staff trainbig and held ,eercises calculated to simulate actualwarfare conditions.

(4) Messesand mess management. (5) hIcreasingly friendly and cooperative relations between these

"headquarters, and State authorities and the instructors and the guard.

Recommendations.- (1) That adequate modern motor transportalion be furnished when funds become available. (2) That target ranges be built at home station of the rifle and

m gun companies not now so equipped. (),,ASs a means of reducing expenditures against appropriations, it is recommended that the Field Artillery of the National Guard

be tractor drawn. This will permit a reduction in the expense of

caretakers, and except for the capital investment involved there

will be no expense except when the tractor is actually used by the

battery. The expense of stabling, forage, shoeing, and caretakers

for horse-drawn units will be much reduced as compared to the

expense for a tractor-drawn unit. This comparison, of course, does

not take into account the initial cost of the tractors. No information

is "alable here as to whether these tractors could be issued from

Regular Army stocks without cost or-would need to be purchased. If

this. Phange could be made the annual expense could be much reduced.

NINTH CORPS AREA

-eral.-The,,state of the National Guard of the Ninth Corps Areas 'very -satisfactory. The training of command and staff and the basic and higher training of units continued to show very satisfactory' progress. State mi'litary authorities and unit commanders

have without exception cooperated to the fullest extent with this

headquarters in the development of the National Guard.

Satisfactory progress was made in training, care of property, and

administtative work throughout the year. The training programs and schedules were without exception well prepared and covered

the trainin objectives given the National Guard. With a few minor

exeptions the programs and schedules were followed during both the ar wory and field training periods. Very marked improvement

Mo.been noted in the training of division staffs, air units, and Field

-Arilery.,

,,Afmory, drill attendance for 1932 was 85.72 per cent as compared

t~ 81.03 for 1931.

Field training attendance for the calendar year 1931 was 95.72

per cent as compared to 90.23 per cent for 1930.

'Continued progress was made in mess management and the

qusu'~y and quality of food served during the field-training period Ws. eellent in every respect. '. 0xthinud improvement was shown in sanitary conditions which

were in all cases satisfactory, _ observations had during the past training year it appears

.,tatte abolute essentials in basic training for individuals in various

rade : categories, for groups from the squad to the company

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~~ ~ ~13 1931 .............. 17. ..... AIabama ------------ $224.60 $9,537.75 $216,635.44 ----------- - $607.27 $3,798.43 .$ 071.2

Ari~zonia-------------- --------- 116.86 55, 954.34 ---------- ---------- ---------- - -6.2-----$.3 $300--------------17,78.26

Arkansas --------------- --------- 1,848.58 155,896.29 ----------- ....... .841. 1 9,471.46 $435.78----------5.245. 00 -------- ---------- 8 ,4

Oait~i------------ 3,646.97 363,259.33-------- ---------- --------- 358.13 3,635.81 27.88 ----- 42,512.50-----I- - ----------- 413,440.62

ColAorado -------- ---- 1,051.80 112,736.22 ---------- ---------- ------- --- --- 658------- ---------- 9813 2.0----------1547.2

Connecticut 110.83 5,11.30 237,524.29 -------- $42.3 5,068.53 ---------- -------- 10, 81. 30.---------.---------258,7492

Delaware_ ------------- 3,065.89 46,229.63----------------- ---------- 1,880.02 2,914.08---------------- ----------- ------ ------------- 54,0.2

District of Uofum bia 23. 00 713.08 46,675.66-------- ---------- -- ------- 49. 15 570.92 ---------------- ----------- --------- ---------- 48, 033.81 *3

Florida. ----- 5.00------ 5.7 13,7.8---------- ------- -------------- 2,414.37 ---------- -------------------------- ----------- 176,836.42

Hawaii --------------- --------- 923.74 61,432.97 ------- ---------- ---------- 461.47 270.22 -------------------------- --------- ----------- 69088.40

Ii --....----------.---------- 6,068.70 515,243.59 $1,531.00---------- -------- 919.15 8, 133.03 1,358.10 44,610.05 --------- --------- 8

Indiana-------------.--------- 582.85 275,403.38 --------.-------------------- 160.50 6,831.20 ------------ ----------- - ------------------- 282,977.93

Iowa ---------------------------- 76 13.44------------------ 67-9.98 4,747.39------------------1,782.50 13.60.-----------207, 721.70

Kansas------------------- --- 74.37 221,353.10 ---------------- ---------- ---------- 1,261.47-------------------- -------- --------- ---------- 222,688.94

Kentucky---------------------966. 14 158,069.88 ---------- ---------- ------ 100.96 938.26 ---------- -------------- ----------------- 0,075.24 >

Louisiana ---------------------- 46.75 132, 998. 47 -------------------------- ------ 1,950.21------------------ 6, 668.50--------- --------- 141,663.93

Maine ----------------- --------- 5.00 132 161.93 ---- ------------------------------ 702.58 ---------- -------- 9, 611.16 ------------------ 142,480.67

Maryland ---------------.. . ----- 4,119.11 182,606.02 ---------- ---------- ---- 1,306.56 2,674.88 ------------------ 81, 176.72 ------------------ 271,883.29 .

Massachusetts --------------- 11, 687. 25 505, 597. 73 ---------- ---------- ---- 2,901.45 5, 1906. 75 32. 75 --- --------------------- ---------- 525,415.9

Michigan-------------- --------- 6,072.74 267,613.35 --------- -------------------- 1, 164.57 3,638.30 18.68 5.81 13,695.57 --------- --------- 292,209.02 M

Minnesota -------------------- 13, 630. 84 265,427. 90 775.55 ----------------- 1, 607. 29 5, 754. 25 ----------------- 114,733.16 27.00 ----- 7401,95.

Mississippi -------- -------------------- 82, 639. 97 ------- ------------------ ---------- 2, 157. 07 ------------- ----------- --------- ---------- 797.04

Missouri ------------------------- 2,376. 16 225,721.78 -------------------- ---------- 5,040.92 3,722. 11 ---------- -------- 8,887.82 -------------- 245,748.79

Montana ------------------------ 244.75 45, 100. 14 --------.---------- ---------- ---------- 246. 00 ------------ -------------------- -- --------- 45, 590.89

Nebraska 30.. 82,337.32 --- ------------------------------ 2,050.58 ---------- 10.50 332.95 ---------- --------- 84,731.35

N ev ad a - - - ------------------ 30.00 6,444.08 .......... ......----------...-- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------------ -- - -- 6, 4 74.08

New Hampshire -------- --------- 77.40 59,923.46-............-76.98 3,840.41 ---------- 18.76 ---------------------------

New Jersey------------- 5.25 4,234.22 313,680.08 ------------------------- 1,224.99 4,018.80 ------------------ 5,775.00--------- --------- 328,938.34

New Mexico ------------------- 301.05 89,406.54 --------------------------- 173.15 ---------- --------- 180. 00 87.30 ---------- 90,148.04

New York ------------ 872. 50 75,303. 40 1,097, 518.46 ------------------ $2, 4.93 26, 176. 80 2,001. 39 135. 43 60 127 5-1, 270,480.43

North Carolina --------------- 834.63 176,291.88 -------------------- -- - 100.88 2,887.74 --------------- --- 1,244.02----------
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RIORT OF CHIEF OF THE~ MILITIA BUREAU 37

APPROPRIATIONS ANDl ALLOWANCES

Pursuant to the War Department project system, the annual

propriations for the support of the National Guard for the fiscal

.ar 1932 were apportioned and allotted in accordance with an

roved program of expenditures published by the Chief of the

ilitia4 Bureau., This program consisted of a compilation of the

6ject up for the fiscal year, each one of which constituted a

an with egtinate of costs for carrying out a definite piece of work,

s the procurement of particular classes of supply, services, and

sos -for: special types of training, construction of a building or

ouo,'buildings, etc.

The funds apportioned and allotted to States, and those allotted to

area commanders and supply branches, on behalf of the several

WeTe segregated in the fiscal records of the bureau, with the

It h the . records show the amounts expended and obligated by

0 behalf of each State under the several projects contained in the

- g.P'am of expenditures. (See Appendix B.)

PAY FOR ARMORY DRILLS

Actual expenditures for armory drill pay for the fiscal year just

-dom.ple6d ca not be determined at the time this report is submitted,

htt'it is believed that they will total $13,300,000, a cost of more than

$ 77,000per drill. In the fiscal year 1931, disbursements under this

oprititiof slightly exceeded $12,485,000, or a cost of approximately

$2Q$IWO per drill. 11 9,h ireaed cost per drill in 1932 over 1931 and previous years

d'* xe to th&1fct that the turnover of personnel in the National

1 -is'much less than heretofore and that a higher standard of

efficiency and attendance has been required by the States.

PAY FOR FIELD TRAINING

gpayentare : made by the United States: property

-disbursing offi ersi or their duly authorized agents. These

ayoints consitute one of the biggest.problems in connection with

h. feld training camps:. The regulations provide that when paymn,tsJe, Made- by a United States property' and disbursing officer

sn, emay, under the provisions of section 98, national defense

At- ae such payments- at any time after the troops have been

Mmd e ralTIy As near the close of the encampment as possible;

Pts made by the disbursing officer in person, or his authorized

after the return of troops to home rendezvous. The

payment of the troops at home stations has so many advantages

that this system has been encouraged whenever possible and is being

usedhby many of the States.

ARMS, UNIFORMS, AND EQUIPMENT

The appropriation of $5,937,144 for the fiscal year 1932, together issue articles, has permitted the supply of equipment to meet

n training requirements. However, due to the practical exhaus-
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ixi* g upi 'stock8 and motor parts from which issues

~ a mde wthout reimburement to the National Guard in the

b~ini smaller e ach year and, consequently, it will become

pwhaeoaly more of these parts eachryear.,

e~Mal yeita131 iv takcrir TCSW), 6-wheel drive,

ttis w..re ordered fathroughr92the Holabird quartermaster

g .!r rvkeinident- to the maintenance of ordnance

inth hnd ofrops, :replacem nti of ordnanee supplies

wievieae clenin and prrvng materials, targets and

inaerilb an rk Mex~t 0h new ordnance equipment in

H e w~tE aproved reoxament programs constitute the prnn-

~J te xitigequipment in he possession of the Nai~ ariiie ' xntilreqdiing considerably more funds

~ iper tiinece. In view of the fact that the cost of

ce iat l efbr til fi~sc~l ya 1 i32. was less than 1 per

thre -ich _ ppr'e ro for new antiaireraft I-ich awcraft u i ia and threes 3-inch anti- t~i(M2, 1: diet it 'm tr~iis system, ,1 instruV$& i giiir ft reients of :the National

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I XVIL~ Vu,f property dropped~ on eprts, of survey, statemen~ts of ch&#es

and invetoTr and inspecti:on reports during fiscat year 1932-Coftifued

Chemical War Total ... tate .... . Signal Air service fare Service

= ..... ; S- $514,.34"...... -$38, 975. 17

------------- 2, 818. 57 $76,719.29 ---------------- - 140, 042. 51

25.5------------------- ------------------------------------ 253.25 -------------------- $ 0 -. 20,5066

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e -------------------.--- 9,606.81 1,983.92 --------------- 170, 50

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( .York .............-- -- ....---- 54,736 .14 56,206.2 7 3 ,20 , 1,784,649.02

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g ,pn- ------- ......... ------ ... . .3,792.59 - - - - ------ - - - - 1,585.00 53,817.12

.- --- ---- •7,711.76 " 69,780.34 .. ,. 372.75_ 398;363.22

t -----------------------------. Rico 2,711.75 ---------------- 238. 55 94,266.47

od Islad-------------------------- 4,413.82 --------------.---------------- 33,167.80

Oa ....... --.... ------ 115.56 ------------ ------------------- 40,468.62

oath ---------------------------- Dakota 379. 75 ------------------ 11.36 36,756.93

en e n. ......... .. 7 ------ 1,139. 78 101,891.77 --------- 1-,8 , .19 IT - . ... . ' "4 8 5 .5 1; 3 -0, - 10 3, 92 9. 6 6

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Virginia----- -------- -- , 6 --------------- ------ 21, 52.46 -------------- 7 1,317 ----- 4T j32.,5o 32,242. 90

i: - -- ---------------------.- 57.13- 5,652. 13

Tot ....... -368 09 627,821.34 5,659.90 5,449,028.15

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of charges

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payents by Payments Charged Charged individuas tamets against indi1, dvidnals ,. tviduals against States

b $26. 19 $35.60 $1, 401. 17

2a9 91 $811. 8 267.26 17,990. 46

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Indiana ----- 1,339.93 , ,----2 68 1,658.2

10*a --------- o__, ------- 623.73 361.42691 3.4

-------------------- ----- , 923.45.92276 K ....................-------- 1,384.07 942.63 11.35 309.33

LouiA ...................... 857.01 3,079.31 30.00 2,050.38

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447. 05 982.92 ---------------- 51.20

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REPORT OF CHIEF OF THE MILITIA BUREAU 49

ia. ;only such ch anges as are found to be necessary -or expedient in

1e light of -eisting conditions, or as are consideredof sufficient worth

id vnalue to helNatioial Guard tQ justify the ekaIge.

DISTINCTIVE DRESS UNIFORM

During the fiscal year five National Guard organizations submitted

P44oisd gis ,p for distinctiyedrss ,uniforms. All were approved,

r mi ga totad -of 31 -appoed to June 30, 1932. There are in addintiqn a&few units . th*. at have distinctive uniforms, designs for which were

not submitted to the Militia jBureau.

TEXAs CAVALRY: MEDAL

Appl ications 4 the Texas, Cavalry medal, provided by Congress

for mbers of the two Texas Cavalry brigades organized during the

Wori " War but which never actually entered Federal service, continue to come in slowly. Of 6,000 held for issue, only 516 have been

issued to date, 15 applications having been received during the year.

An effort is being made by the Militia Bureau through publicity to

mi rease the number of applications for this medal.

HISTORIES OF NATIONAL GUARD ORGANIZATIONS

OO ver 90-per cent of, some 230 organizations entitled to coats of arms

haveinow conpleted their histories, 6 having been forwarded during

thelpast fiscal year to the historical section, Army War College, for

reviw, as compared with 5 last year and 13 the year before. An

.ffort is now being made to encourage those units which have not

donerso to; complete their histories and to forward them for approval,

Wiita.i .view to withdrawing all data dealing with histories, battle

lnors, and. distinctive insignia from the National Guard Register, and

'publihing it in permanent form as a separate pamphlet, thereby

effecting, g ontinuing economyin, the, annual cost of .,printing.

COATS OF ARMdS AND, INSIGIlA

Coats of arms have, been approved for 195 of the 230 organizations

entitled to them, there having been 8 approved during the past year.

In addition there have been 11 approvals of distinctive 'nsignia or

hadges; and 3 fuselage devices, have been approved for observation

squarons, making a total of 12 to date, and leaving 7 squadrons

7wil.u approved devices.

The sections of The Adjutant General 's office, the Army War College, and the Quartermaster General's office concerned in common

with the Militia Bureau, with the histories, coats of arms, distinctive

insig nia and other devices for National Guard organizations, have

fiajied their customary spirit of courteous and friendly cooperation.

LEGAL MATTERS

During the year many opinions on legal questions concerning the

National Guard were rendered by the officer of the Judge Advocate

General's Department on duty in the bureau. The majority of these

were for the guidance of the Militia Bureau personnel in handling
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Washington, June 30, 1933.

To the SECRETARY OF WAR:

This, the thirty-first annual report of the Chief of the National

Guard Bureau, the first under the new name made effective by certain

changes in the National Defense Act "of June 3, 1916, as amended,

passed during the first session of the Seventy-third Congress and

approved by the President June 15, 1933, is respectfully submitted.

This pamphlet covers the operations of the Bureau from July 1, 1932,

to June 30, 1933, inclusive.

GENERAL REMARKS

With the strength of the National Guard remaining practically a

fixed quantity in recent years, the continued increase in both armory

drill and field training attendance prevailing has enabled instruction and

training to proceed and advance beyond any previous record. The

risult is a standard and condition of all-around effectiveness never

before attained.

The National Guard has become in truth a force upon which both

State and Nation realize they may safely rely in any emergency. With

this universal recognition of its worth the only problem of maintenance

has I been to hold the strength within the limits set. The general

Popularity of and interest in this component is such that it would

require but little effort to double the strength, were that permissible.

The recent changes in the National Defense Act have made the

National Guard more readily available in its organized form to the

Federal Government and established it on a basis more in keeping with

the desires of the National Guardsmen themselves.

On June 30 the strength of the National Guard stood at 185,925 of

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attendance at the 48 armory drills authorized, the minimum required

by law, was 174,043, and the attendance at the field training camps

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.4 NATIONAL GUARD RESERVE

The following table IV shows by arms, services, and grades the

1311aber 'f oficers in the National Guard Reserve on June 30, 1933.

Of, this number 1892 were assigned to positions authorized by war

st otA table of organization, and 2,678 were unassigned. It is

anticip the dthat National Guard Reserve will cease to exist as a

the "t f June 15, 1933, amending the National Defense

Ad away wit the National Guard Reserve as a

Flcopiponevt, and provides for the "inactive National Guard".

E IV. Co miened strength of the National Guard Reserve as of June 30,

1933

Major Brig- Lieu- FIrst Second Armn...*n servi ces gener- adier Colo- tenant majors Cap- lieu- lieu- T, ta.

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REPORTq OF CHIEF OF THE NATIONAL GUYARD BTYREATJ 17

p for -promotion; and as a means of preparation for the more

dr at the Army service schools. Enlisted men are

d... e v. at th- e- ... .,o 

iiff~i~ ~t" i knowledge ... gained to prepare for examinations forcommisTh if s taken by all is increasing from year to year. This may

1beillitfa-ed by the following table showing the number enrolled as of

f'r the years indicated, and the marked increases in enrollfofi h year to year:

1930 1931' 1932 1933

..t-e.r - .---------------- ----------------- 5,859 6,782 8,481 9,680

1n!t dimeh enrolled----------------------------- 3,807 5,067 8,529 15,794

tal --------------------------- 9,666 11,849 17,010 25,474

oal,, recedingyear-- ------------------------------- - 9,666 11,849 17,010

Ire'erpreding year -- ------------------------- ------ 2,183 5,161 8,464

Lesson and text material, maps, and stationery for the conduct of

these co rses cost the Government approximately 75 cents'for each

stuadent enrolled. They are of particular value to officers and enlisted

men in, supplementing the usual training activities of the National

43~art

STIATE USE oF NATIONAL GUARD IN EMERGENCIES

Wiile'io report of the uses made by specific States of their National

is included in this account, it is desired to remark upon the wide

I ri-ty f such service and the reliance and confidence universally

S,.0a6'6&u.pon the guard by State authorities whenever an occasion out

ih irdlinary, or beyond the power of the local authorities to control,

,j A..o upon the general high order of such service. It is a record

n which, the National Guard may look with much pride and

.....- n neo which calls for no exlanations or excuses.

RIEPORTS OF CORPS AREA COMMANDERS

Te commanding generals of the nine corps areas and the Hawaiian

S1 tmit iar' largely responsible for supervising the training of the

O Thir comments form a valuable check on the

~i*nipres gaitied by the National Guard Bureau through reports, ionsits. From their views one outstanding generaliza-

--tion may b ma the National Guard has generally continued to

prgrs Xsich handicaps as the shortage of instructors from the

.. &-- Army' , ick of suitable armory facilities in some States, and

-~o !A*~acle b1eyond the power of the troops to remedy. This

s as -been made possible by a decrease in the frequency of dis-

- niaw' enlistments, improved attendance at and interest in

rr v jdrils An.d field training, an increasingly high quality of peri. bitter'standards of training, and a widespread demand for

ingby ,iktespondence. The Ninth Corps Area reports that

a, had 100 percent oif their officer personnel not only

O com eJt ig least the minimum requirements. in

great many enlisted men are pursuing courses."

-Vrp areaanComm mention specifically high morale and

d 'e corps among the outstanding oints of ex
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From hee orps area reports the National Guard Bureau concludes

_Ja atioi.aGuard . is everywhere in a gratifyingly healthy state.

deficiencies will rapidly decrease in importance as economic

improve; while others, which depend to a greater extent

upon.la1 conditions, such as widely scattered centers of population

as.the South and far West, or remoteness and a special racial situain Hawaii and Puerto Rico, will be remedied more slowly.

SUPPLY

FEDERAL FUNDS

priations for the support of the National Guard for the fiscal

were. as follows:

lappopriation.--------------------------------- $33, 284, 864. 00

Miiie inediately available in 1934 appropriations act---------2, 200, 000.00 .... .... ... ... .... ... . -35, 484, 864. 00)

6tl-------------------------------------------------- -354,8.0

N'Ti etaedioF tiorelative to Federal funds is contained in the following tables (XIV and XV)

TA~ikn o. XUV.-Statement of funds under National Guard Bureau appropria193$ (obligations ar and new available balances as of Aug. 21,

Amount appro- Total available Total expended Net availAppropriation priated, fiscal for fiscal year and obligated able balyear 1933 1933 ance

------------ d--------- --------------- 2 $33, 463, 565.,00 $33, 463, 565. 00 $32, 577,389.33 $886, 175.67

j0ii J0 lost prp sale of --Spo e t - () 71,346.44 71,346.44 .......

'Nai~nl Q4i& flnreau' (de- ,. .------------ 149,804.00, 149,804.00 149,764.98 39.02

......... to -33, 613, 369.00 33,684,715.44 32,798, 500. 75 886,214.6g

'Isr ed on, the books of the National Guard Bureau on Aug. 21, 1933.

S#;,20,of 1934u made immediately available.

CollectionR I " ' nI t credited to M:iscellaneous receipts3 " reapportioned to States, $71,346.44.

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IMOR OF CHIEF OF' THE NATIONAL GUtAR~D BUEA

CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE

A its -f the 'uniform other than the woolen coats and breeches

at peace strength during the fiscal year 1933. The

wari4ockl,Woles were kept at maintenance strength plus 10 percent.

*Th'eldlstolmelton uniforms are being used for armory drills and

fipd ]tra~hiiig, thus conserving the new roll-collar serge and elastique

4md 'elItoi uniforms for wear on special occasions such as annual

,amry Iinspections, ceremonies, and when on pass during training6 p period., the cost of maintaining the uniform at the above

rI ,ths-durino , the fiscal year just closed, including the replacement

Of f ur'sablelitems, packing, and handling charges, was $128,467.37,

cost of $0.741548, based on an enlisted strength of

113.%242-.

re quipment and supplies also were maintained during

th-c is year 1933 at peace strength except kitchen trailers and

ppck saddles, the supply of which met training requirements.

A-AW*11ite uxuber of picket-line packs and cooking outfits, pack type,

waise duringY the year. During the fiscal year 1933 those States

1e ~ g to supply leather boots, laced, for their mounted organizations were permitted to do so as a replacement only, in lieu of shoes

and ted lIns. Approximately 9,000 pairs of laced boots were

is I u d- g "the fiscal year 1933 to the National Guard. The cost

of reibursable. items of equipment, including packing and handling

chaige during the year, was $56,513.35. The per capita cost was

.32021" baed on the enlisted strength given above.

'Su1iifnt musical instruments were supplied to provide proper

ntation for each band at its actual enlisted strength, and

ie~, and accessories sufficient to maintain the instruments were

iiedJ The average cost per band during the year was $206.4497.

hsamunt includes funds spent for sheet music and local repairs.

SMOTOR VEHICLE EQUIPMENT

$ifheient new motor vehicles were procured to equip 20 regiments

Sfld, artillery (20 station wagons and 651 1}k-ton trucks), 18

and 2 truck-drawn regiments.

Xhe 'old motor equipment, as a whole, is not in satisfactory condition

o and every effort is made with available funds to repair

same so that it can be used during armory traing and

6r2 "1so~fie&training insummer. Regular Army surplus stocks

4.)f mo. xt, fiom which issues have been made without reimburse-,

'an toA~ the -1ti Guard in the past are becoming smaller each

y , ad consequently it will become necessary to purchase locally

IYr' 4 4 artseach year. The Appropriations Act for the fiscal

-19336 a proviso that in eff ect prohibited the transfer to

4J A- xd from the Regular Army of any motor-propelled

,! years old at the time of transfer, so that replacered from surplus Regular Army stocks, as has

Sinj~ Vast.t The fo lowing table indicates the kind and

nU neIicles in the hands of the National Guard:

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t is under order and, when manufacture is completed, Will

Proiide-Aaifing equipment for an additional regimen. After this

isuhsle een made 3 of the 10 National Guard antiaircraft regiments

wiltbe equ ipped in the same manner as the regiment referred to above.

This equipment is less than the authorized allowance for one battery,

but the limited funds available for the procurement of modern antiwreraft: equipment has necessitated the issue of one battery's equipJr less to an entire regiment.

te hfor replacement of the 75-mm gun by t e 3mch

'4m 6 raft gun, M-1918, in antiaircraft regiments and antiaircraft

assigned to coast artillery, harbor defense regiments was

this fiscal, year. While the 3-inch antiaircraft gun M-1918

is 1'61 the latest equipment, it is far superior to the 75-mm guns,

whih it , replaces, and will prove beneficial in the training of antiA itional mounts, wheeled, MG, MI, were procured, andw

er order the program for issue of four of these mounts

to' e rachine-gun company of the Infantry will be completed.

jf these mounts eliminated the necessity for hiring horses

ini achine-gun companies, and consequen a

considerable saving has been effected in horse hire and forage. This

Saving will continue each year.

.Due to the necessity for conserving funds, the ammunition allowan~ewfor the National Guard had to be reduced. By the utilization

of lber amm unition inl place of more expensive s ervice aminunition Amd by, ma~king -reductions in the ammunition apportioned when

e reports of target practice failed to justify the full allowances, the

re6duced allowances were sufficient for the training of the" National

Gua;Xd.

were procured from the Ordnance Department 480 adapters

~f hemodifatio of the 75-mm gun, M-1897, so that this gnmay

b'&A ef~r 'high-speed transportation. This quantity will provide

4,the -ifiction, of the 75-mm guns for 20 regiments.

6 o trnsferring to the National Guard, without reimbursement',;chineg of various types, miscellaneous hardware, and

machine tools that were surplus in the Ordnance Department was

continued this fiscal year. This free issue effected a considerable

~ iVn t served to eliminate the necessity for this Bureau to furpurchase of this equipment.

the 1aid 'Guard was provided with 1,000 rifles, U.S., caliber

2 is vea. With this number it was possible to provide for

"inu uthorized allowances of this type of. rifle, with the

t sult in training for small bore firing and with

liber .30 ammunition.

* AIR CORPS EQUIPMENT,

pro ye policy of the National Guard Bureau resulted in a

fi -change duiring the fiscal year 1933 which revised

tinof airplanes to the several squadrons. This renhlic Wik. approved by the War Department, allocated eight

observation planes to each unit, and plans and estimates

f~fihelis~alyea 134 indicate the complete fulfillment of this policy.
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REPO T OF CHIF OF THE NATIONAL GUARD BUREAU. 35

Owp iatesre due in the Bureau by January 1 of the training

ye ,for which intenided. This requirement, which first became ef~-

fotive for the training year 1931, reduced the peak load of the camp

§ n and would have made possible the issuance of training authori reservations of funds and the return of approved estimates

* States from 2 to 4 months prior to the opening dates of the 1933

-ps, if appropriations for field training for the fiscal year 1934 had

Available as usual.

',,h-e late date on which the appropriations for the fiscal year 1934

Were made available to the National Guard Bureau caused a corrending delay in the issue of training authorities and reservations

of'funds which, in turn, caused much uneasiness on the part of the

State authorities and additional correspondence and expensive tele-

~commication.

"-he system of haiding camp estimates is satisfactory and will

Agsure the receipt of training authorities and reservations of funds

by the Statesin ample time for any necessary preparation for camps

e=-ept under such unusual conditions as outlined above.

HISTORIES OF NATIONAL GUARD ORGANIZATIONS

,In last year's annual report it was stated that "an effort is now

ing made to encourage those units which have not done so, to

paplete their histories and to forward them for approval." Each

unit whiclhad not in the previous year made progress was requested

to take steps. to complete its history. As the last letters to this

effe.ct were not forwarded to organizations until the second half of

the cal year 1933, the majority of the histories approved up to

Jue30; 3 1933, does not re]present the results of this effort. Those

approved include six of color- or standard-bearing organizations. It

is lexpected that many of the 29 color- or standard-bearing orgamzatios which had not completed their histories in 1932-33 will be able

ta~4o Iia the comng fiscal year.

CoATS OF ARMS AND DISTINCTIVE INSIGNIA

On' th basis of histories thus submitted, 6 coats of arms, 19 distinzetive insignia or badges, and 3 fuselage devices have been approved

during the fiscal year just closed, leaving 29 units still lacking coats of

arms- and 6 observation squadrons without fuselage devices.

tt-TIONS WITH OTHER OFFICES OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT

TT s ,sw tinns of the offices of The Adjutant General, the Army War

ind -the Quartermaster General concerned, in common with

the R vrical Section, National Guard Bureau, with the histories

an4 wIth the coats of arms and other devices for National Guard

orgizations, have maintained unbroken the long traditions of courteos "and friendly cooperation.

*# .MSTORY HI OFT HE NATIONAL GUARD

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2,4A4.. --------- ___--- 11,3144 320 .$ .0.0 ------+-+. • : ,- + MC 75 - + ++:- 4,391.23 %37.0 7,573 3" 82 7M~+: 25! +++ .. ~~~~45 00++;+ 3,+ 6M 96 -0 2M.+ 95 4M 00+ 70... -72.+;+,+ 4. 0+:: .. _ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 3 C _- 1-63.0 -, .++:+.: --. -:,+,>+. .+.+.-"+ ,,+ ,( ' <- ----- ,177 ......... 2.. M_ 9..7 W. 25-
ijkad)3ri0 appIroprfl1S, $aa year 1931

A raivslofomleem nonoommioneoalocero the Ilegiar Army In Transpor Sr Armory drit conna on l- tb the ational Guard tion ofsupplies Pay Arms, unifor eqtipment, etc.. for fe4 service. National Guard

,ProjectNo.25 Projct+N 26 Prolect No 27 Project Noj2 Project No.29 4rojedt No.41 ProjectNo.81 ProectNo.52 Project No. 53 Project No. 54 Project No.65 Project 54 ProjectNo.57 Project o.s8 Project No. Project No. 60 ProjectNo.61 ProJectNo. 62 Project No.3.

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total States corps area and bnras

ui'ln tranerotonsit .trve eonps Expenses, Quartermaster Musical tn- Mheigic '"Fs1 vn der Armory drill Articles of motor equip- struments, Qarch Ammuniio Phecnasa

186~6bWYtP sergant equimen equipment, Procurement eupet qimneupet qimnnwmtr olcin ~ ~ nts Department eral proi instructors Pay the uniform ment.supplies. supplies, and equipment, f thenar Ordnane --. b-- d d - Wppisa rp san Naonal supplies,and d suppliesand of airplanes supplies,and su ....s supplies, and supplies, sand ized equip- Irepairs Gad repa repairs repairs repairs repairs repairs ment

----- $49,46566688 14954.6 -- - ' . ... 8..... 74 9 U 76.. 61 2D, 6W. 90 5,___ 7501.,4 24,330. 438.4 1. 38 3,078.9 4, 7.9 1,409.77 3061 20,699.90 6 9.94 170.71 --------------------------. . o .... 50 ----............... l28, 5,867.20 1 , 446. 65 13,027.46 674.50 242.8601,50 .52 ,27,7772916,40.51 ...............................----- 6,95L0.52..............---....34,080.22 . .441.68 407,818 .86 Maine. : 46.71---------------..... 5 21,6509.93 688, 413. 06 49, 269.05 , 050. 03 1,68.0 0 , 403.05 49,414.34 1418 20,993.22 35, 076.52 21, 050.26 14, 711.65 1,405.60-............... -59,908.95 47.40 1.594.697.95 Massachusetts. ...7.......Nl 1685.60 161,03.09 6,233.77 6 048.29 109.21 623.73 , 7. 02 38 3,333.62-----------------------------1,155.20 163.29-----------------------------(554-47 173,443.25 New Hmpsbire 832........... .,843.00 6 01 12,3. 74 1,533.21 1,212.54 940.82 20, 543.2 " 7 82 4. bl 49 --------------- ------

..............----- 69 2 2,60. 40 81,732.85 8,714.80 1,439.61 240.13 835.53 4,251.10 98 1,629.44-----------------------------4. ,9994 1,224--351.49213.03 36,939.97 Vhoersan. 2& -=- -_, ~ 870-------- --- 36~5 43.7IL-------1160 1738.7----------------------167 78. 392S7emot 8&_20!L (233.22) ,40465 145 671-....( . -------------------------- - 62.8 ao.

t "~------0097 "4145 58753204632 56698 3743 22461 40435 5.80_ 66, 039. 41 7 0153. 03 41, 923. 00 14. 155,80 1, 794.2 1 3,676. 0 2 5,620. 77 1,73047668.7 ScnCopAra --- 5106 1,7. ,665.3 4,78.42 -------------- 3,881.51 1. 56.0 -8 164118----------5 1,----------------3.41 136,936.22 Delawa. re. Aree

. . _ ..... 3,727,33 11,820.20 3 ,759.79 28,792.69 3337.43 1,460.34 5,121.61 21,262.66 1.34 8,995 (1 35,07; 51 20,86773 1,898.36 592.5------757.23 897,978.48 NewJesey.

n . -. . . 59634 49,128.47 1,6 34439.82 120,207.23 26,936.11 2,(. 13,323.26 102,699.44 3.+58.99 52,22999 35,07i.52 21,055.27 8,998.92 1,014.0 3 66,879.05 3,531,7689 New York. 1 .......... . 1,27- 97 3432.00 799.65 110,017.64 -" 6,876.98 68.647---------------.----------- 69.34 . 3,273.68 4,91.178 Al.07 2.391.84 ----------------------------- 41.12 .74-04.2 191,432.06 Puerto Ric. - 7.38 30.06. ------- -. 8-------,1.6---------------3 7 --------------------- 3,542.65 Unapportione.

Ai 8,78 1 58,041.10 1,49, 8s3 .64 15,07.11 ,5. 15,88.3 4,0 .50 23,33. 75 102,40.3.52 405.8t 60,353.78 70,153.03 41,860.3 25,87. 53 2,22 5. 39.20-9,986,45 3,529,314l h r

..... ..... 536. .5. 3,360.18 73,648.37 4,374.94 1,306.41 05.23 638.8 12,304.82 12.06 1.345 93--------------- ------------ 489.39 .31 --------------------- 129.22 0675 Dst ofColu b. 11 . 1 9.........,667. 14 260,288.8 16,21.01 2,158.60 1,224.49 10,18721.8 9,844.SO 22.26 16.975.39 35,070 51 20,05. 3 9,2356 22.561 ------------ --- 14.75 27,5351 Maryland

6----- 328I4 Ile5 8712.6 6,2.6 1,5.5 1693 ,2. 1 6361.0 183.289 2,227005 35,076.52 21,066.27 6118 ,1.5--------------,3.3 205839 enyvna

'.*<J000W 00 or 12,087.9 29,168.94 9.403,.72 1,16L2 880.40 3,498.7 26,447.69 97.8 13,5.67 ---------------------------- 11,040.02 341 7 1,176.00 850,9.04 Virginia ON. 42 79. 3--------------- 68. --------------- 1 , 1........---------------783.500............ 49 ----------------- - - 1----------------

>< 00 .< .........: . 34 .S ,256.80 1,508,069.91 112,621,84 17,372.79 7,890. 38 2,014.56 111,369.01 3,26.51 61,624-26 70,1l3. 03 41,664.27 11,290.23 1,862.101 7 ZI<0io4 7m.14 ,670.48 3",28.06.41 Fourth Corps Area,

113J 1 3.. . ........ .... 7,1- ,304 12,994.69 14,568.60 4,219.54 298.63 2,118.64 12,6665.92 419.29 9,499.31 35,070.11 20,726.32 1,347 27 I -- -[ 34,080.22 399.50 588,312.99 Alahama 8. 7 ,593.80 174;067.48 10,799.01 3,039.34 R4.62 2,702.12 18,863.75 379.53 6.62579-----------------------------.. 1,192 ........ 37660 1::::--_--'--'. -5,'_9',0.6:9,195 Foia

1- , 9,15980 2708.92 19,12L00 499.49 180.02 4,31.26 17,728.60 666.15 7,070.86--------------- ---- 1,6143 37.71 ------- ----------1,701.21 2.03 08996.18

39 41 -- --- 1,3 1 1. 4,178 1-23,4 7189 8,910.25 818.11 391.25 1,694042 11,84.39 308.39 4,181.03---- ". ----------- 5.0 - . . 10471 13.95 -- 39.- ,-----------196 L i 1. . 41.51849 4--9-90 3 2-,-934 7,632.78 2,778.65 2,922.83 3,067.00 9,207.81 334-86 14,465.00 ------- 4 3 8.------------...........................1273 298,18.72 Mi ipp.

5,2 /.48. 9,020.09 " 270,937.14 21,829.92 2,208.88 24J97.89 3,437,21 22,660.70 62.39 10,027.62-----------------------------.. 3,882 18 739. ...............--..... ----. -3,760.20 601,190,40 North Carolina - -. 70.7 11249.70 ,67148 1----7727 13,56M.00 2,310274 22267.06 10-------------51,49645 9,821 "7 333.33 4,310.29------ S. 3 3 7 5. 9 62 69 1----------------12,3.41 South Carolina, - - ------------ S.. . S-....12205) 7,203 . 18,430.18 M 15,604.75 1,0.85 38.86 1,887.67 8,22445 386.67 8 ,157.85 35,070.52 20,937.95 905.40 9 ................. 19,691.87 93.24 342.9 Tenne 2--47 649.63 38 -- -- -------- 635.26 521.62 --------------- 270 ------------ --------------- --------------- 34 --------- 749.66 Uappotoned

.28, 470 ----- 34,45.0 - 48,79.80 1,328,,fls 11.71,842 17,373.79 7,890.8 12 n.61,430 834.61 3,754-8 476,5824.23 70,153.03 41,973,23 14,240.77 18803 ---------------------- 104.701 sSo6 Fft~rp~ra

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15 )228 5 2, .37 2 - 731.6 1706 1 --------------- -------------- 1,42.4 3.7--------------- ----------- 1.32.43 82,40 W co n. -.. 973 42---7-.............. -7914 -------------- 693---------------------------------------58.,17 Unapportioned k -8 .. , 30 t - 3... 7 8,2a. 8 ,i7.86 12,525.22 121,814603 80,02.5 3,512,11 105,224,..4 01,36313 1,773,03 1,3.9...............138,88.97 5-.---- 4,03-,--.73 Seventh orpsAr.

_ = ......... IiiO8.2 12,78.1 53.93 415.0 2,369.15 18,709.97 337 77 565.17 3,07651 20,807.85 1,516 27 978.21-........................... 377.74 462,110.25 Arkansas. 427L 7,5 41 26&,467.47 20 5,7.67 421.44 1,692. 14,042.14 68.29 7.460 9 -------------- --------------- 6,1 26 13.60 ----------- 1,27.13 57,5.26 Iowa

1,22.8. 97 47 ,33L4 2 7, 315.3 1 42 21,2.0.8 1 4 14 M 67 596.0 2 . 5.--------------" ---- 1,73865 143.3- .... ------- . 6-. -- 28 .9 , anss. - 42 0 6 14 52 7 3 4 ,2 7 . 30 1 ,6 0. 9 7 2 4 ,2A 0. 7 7 6 7 .77 12, 8 4 7,4 3 5 ,07 52 2 0 .8 6 9 2 4 1 ,9 27 0 1 9 6 .092 ,- ..... 4-6 398 - - - - 9 ,0 6 .9 9 9 7 .8 4 9 2 8,0 70 .9 4 M Ine so ta . 3b ------,.8 13 4 708.0 1,527.41 26,43.51 692.96 8,3a3.77 35,071- 61 19,926.04 2,534 72 362.75--------- -------------------- 866.34 791.057.19 Misour ----- 7 0 1,4---88 91.88 610.3 5,04,13 266.48 2,623 42- ---- 228.38---12---------- 2--.-- . ..--------------------------- 140.42 246.713.41 Nebraska _07 7. 148.28 410.75 4-109.46 182.81 2,103.55 .......---- 488.38 s1.9o------------------------------11.83 165,179.63 North Dakota,

S_3-. _ _-,82. 42 -50. 17 240.42-------------..... .5 0 ................................- ---- ------- -------- 1. 3. 2,6S07.5.11.274 70.153.03 41,4 .92 17,6470 62.281.2 .01, ..... . . . . 31.439-.- s Ceor ea.

2, Z2..3 81092 3,61.28 19-4- 3,0.67 ............................ -2,16.2 .15 i 7, 0,MS ----------------454.33743.42 176.0 ri 1901.09 2 ,002.28 7,329.41 1 206 8,529.12 35,076.52 21,05.2 9350 .. 27,50.34 142.63 405,788.413 Colrado.

~iI 3 . . 48 561,14 3,446.60 182.55 2,601.81-.............................. -92.51 29.58- .............. -4514.33 26.46 218,472-.87 New Meleo. ]4 21 0 , 26 4. K 1,t120 3,522.95 26,28397 784.9 16,825,37-............... 35.076 .. -2,20.s4 60,775.1 8 482.84 951,11362 Oklahoma. 4 -2 1 7,222.83 2;076.61" 22, 510.2 1,264.20 705.88---- 20,498.22 17,-----. -- 3.... 20,437.66 12,52773 ,-94- 4 983.68 1,560,734.-75 Texas._

------------- ------------- 421.68 M. 73 113.02 4 ------------------ 1 4 .13 - --------------- ....--------------- - 16.73 ----------------- . 4,142.34 Unapporo

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,12907 ill,39 140237 199.32 2,527.30 -------------------------- 2820 216.47 ------------ 1,94 246,79.69 I daho,

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