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AUTHORIZED MILITARY BOOKS !
Published by order of The U. s. War De- I
parlment
Instruction in Field Artillery.
Prepared by Board of Artillery Officers
/ vol. svo $3.50.
Baltimore, Md Jan. IS, 1859.
Col S. Cooper, AdjI -Gen. u. ST.
Sir:-The Light Artillery Board assem-
bled by special Orders No. 1874, of 1856,
and Special Orders No. lI6 of 1888, has
the honor TO submit a revised system OF
hsh, Artillery Tactics and Regulations rec
commended for that arm.
WM H. FRENCH, b. Major,
Captain First Anillery.
WILLIAM BARRY,
Captain Second Artillery.
HENRY ]. HUNT, Bt. Major,
Captain Second Artillery.
HARDEE'S TACTICS.
Rife andLigh Iufanlry Tactics, TO: the ex-
eIcise and maEeuvers OF troops when
acting as light Infantry or Rihemer.-
Prepared under the direction OF The War
Department. BY Brsvet' 'Liulenant-C Col
onel WI HARDEE, U. ). A. Vol. -
Schools of the Soldier and Company
Instructions for Skrmishers. Vol. IL
School oil The Battalion.
Two vols. complete. ST. so.
t'An Act 10 establish an uniform mode Of
Discipline and FIELD Exercise for tue
Militia OF The Uniled STATES.
"Seclion /. THAI The system OF discipline
and field exercIse which is aud shall be
ordered to be observed by The regular Ar
my of The United States, in The different
corps of inantry, artillery, and ufemen,
''shall be observed by The militia, ~ in The
exercise and discipline OF lhe sad corps,
respectively, throughout The Uuiled States"
Approved, Washington, May f2, 1920.
CAVALRY TACTICS
Published by order of the War Department
First Part.-SchooI of the Trooper oi
the Platoon and OF the Squadron Dis
mounted. Second ParI-School of The
Trooper; of The Platoon and of the
Squadron Mounted. Third Pau-Eyo-
Iulions of Regiment.
TREE vols. ismo. 1878
War Depar meni, Washington, Feb. 10, Al
The system of Cavalry Tactics adapted
10 The organization OF Dragoon regiments,
having been approved BY The President ol
the United States, is now published for The
government OF the said service.
Accordingly, instruction III The same will
be gwen after The method pointed oul there.
in; and all additions 10, or departures from
The exercises and maueuvFes laid down in
this system are Posltely forbidden.
J. r. POINSETT,
Secretary OF War
MCCLELLAN IS BAYONEr EXERCISES
Manua of BayoBeI Exercises. Prepared
tor the 1se OF the army OF the United
States. BY GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
Captain FIRST Regimen Cavalry, q. :. A
PrinIed by order of The War Department.
One vol l2Uo. Sl2 25.
HEADouARTERs OF TIE Amy,
Washington d. c. Dec 81, 1914
Hon. G. Nj. Courad, Secretary Of War.
SIR :-HerewIts have lhe honor 10 sub.
nit system oi Bayonet Exercise, iran.la-
ted from the French by Captain Geo.
Mcclellan, Corps Engineers, T. 5. Army.
| strongly recommend lis being printed
for distribution to The Army; aud that il be
made, by regulation, pan of lhe '.sssteIn
oi Instruction.
The Inclosed extracts from reports of the
Inspector General, eIc., show lie value.
have the honor 10 be, sir, with high re-
spect,
Your most obedIent servant.
Approved, WINFIELD SCOTT.
c. M. CONRAD,
Secretary of War
January 2, 1852.
r. JONES, Adjutani- General
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