The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-08-02
MARksMEN Of THE
SECOND REGIMENT
Breaks Al Records on the
Range
SHOOTING At CAMP GLENN
General staff, Officers and Men Who
Qualified as Marksinen and FIX
perts at the Recent Encampnent
at MOrea1ead City.-The regiment
Otherwise Made a Fine showing.

at MoreAhead City.-The regiment
otherwise Made a Fine showing.
The second Regiment at its recent
encampment covered itself with hon
ors in more ways thar one. In the
matter Of Workmanship they broke
all records
At rlf1e practice they qualified 149
rile marksmen. 3 Expert riflemen, 2
rifle sharpshooters, % pistol marks
men and 1 pistol sharpshooter.
Besides the splendid record made
on the rifle range the Second In
Iantry made good at both close and
extended order drill and guard duty.
The sham battle in which blank
cartridges were used was a feature
OF the encampment. The general
situation Was one battalion under
command of Lieutenant Colone
Nets to defend Morehead City from
a body Of troops strength unknown
moving from Hollywood on More
head under the command of Maj. j
). Pace. Each commander was con-
hned to a certain territory of oper-
alton and furnished with. maps, bu,
left to use his best judgment as tc
how to handle the troops. The sol
diers like these ~manoeuVers, anC
valuable experience is gained botf
during the manoeuVers, and by thu
discussions and criticisms that conn
after the battle.
Colonel Bragaw and his efficien
staff worked hard and faithful ant
accomplished much. Last year thi
regiment had So markSmen and ? eX
pert rifiemen. This year the regi
ment has produced 149 rifle marks
men, % pistol marksmen, 3 exper
rifiemen, 2 sharpshooters, 1 pisto
sharpshooter.
Majors l.. B. Bristol, T. r. Orrel
and A. X. Powers were the range Of
ficers, and averaged ten hours pc
day in their work, each giving faith
full and efficient service.
Capt. S. Cohen, the energetic ar
capable inspector of small arm
practice, was ever active in his du
ties, and deserves much credit 70
the fine showing made by the regi
ment.
Capt. Marcus 3. Stokes, Tent
infantry L. S. A. detailed to instruc
and inspect the troops, was eve
ready and willing to instruct the Of
ficers and men in the details an
knotty problems Of military life. Hi
good work was much appreciated
and will be of lasting benefit.
Qualified Marskmcn.
The following is the list of officer
ana lHtI WHO iui1iIlSo as hIdl ho
men:
General staff.
Rife Marskmen-
Brig. Gen. j. F. h.mf@id.
Brig. Gen, f. 4. :.
Lieut.. Col. r. J. :.
Expert Ri1enlan-
a Thomas OrT9ji.
Pisto! Expert
Maj. Thomas Orrell.
detrimental Field and staff.
Rife Marksmen-
Mai. r. S. Pace, Maj. c. p. Elliott
Capt. H. H. Murray, Mai. w. G. Rod
man, Capt S. Cohen. Lieut.. w. L. Bar
low, Lieut.. r, w. Brewer, Color Sgt
n. r. Morgan, color Sgt l.. {. Far
ker, Sgt. r. T. Warren.
Pistol Marksmen-
Col. H. c. Bragaw. Ma. c. r. FL
lott, Capt. H. H. Murray, Capt. S
Cohen. Lieut.. S. P. Clark, Lieut.. E"
l.. Barlowe, Jr., Sgt. MAJ. f. H. Lew
is, Color Sgt. D. c. Parker.
Pistol Sharpshooter--
Mai. T. S. Pace.
Expert Rifenen-
Capt. e. c.. Prince, Co. z. Colds
boro; First Lieut.. S. E. Malone, CO
D. Goldsboro; Sgt. w. .. Small, &C
H, Clinton.
Sharpshooters-
A. J.. Sasser, Co. d. Colds
boro: Musician Z. r. Hales, Co. L
GOldsbOro.
MEMBERS OF COMPANIES.
Company \, rbo
MarksTnen-
Sergeants W. II. Hackney, J. f
MAYO, w. B. Carlson.
Corporal ". H. Brown.
, Privates Jeno Price, 3. johnson
". G. Craft, T. Fender
Company b, kin>ton.
Marksmen-
Capt. A. i. c. Hill.
:, Lieutenants j. l. Brown, ]. O. II
Taylor.