The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-10-21

Eg9U0u4nloo ana St9n4l corps may b<
Hale necessary by the aew condition.
Illus created.
III governsr shan have the power
g Gass os Vat: insurrectien, invasion
force beyond the maximum established
~ h law and to organize the same
With he proper o%ficers, as the exigen.
eles OF the service may require.
uuard.l The military units of the ma.
ttonal guard shall be composed and or
eanfxed In the same and under the same
regulation as the same units are OF
may be organized and composed In the
army OF the United States as nearly
from time to time by the secretary OF
war, and subject to the provisions OF
this act shall be as follows:
Infantry. q
A company shall consist of one caps
tain, one first lieutenant, one second
termaster sergeant, four sergeants, six
~csrporaIs, two cooks, two musicians,
sne artifcer and forty-two %privates.
shall be fifty-eight enlisted men.
A battalion shall consist of one ma
yor. one battalion adjutant (first lieu
n commissary tsecond lieutenant),
one battalion sergeant major and four
companies Of infantry; total enlisted,
A regiment shall consist Of one colo
mel. one lieutenant colonel, one adju-
tant .(captain). one quartermaster
(captain1. one commissary (captain),
enc inspector of small arms practice
(captain), one chaplain, one sergeant
major, one quartermaster sergeant. one
ssants, three ~battaiions Of infantry, and
= band consisting of the following: One
chief musician, n principal musician,
enc drum major, tour ,sergeants, eight
oorporals, one cook, and twelve pri-
Yates; total enlisted, minimum, 1872.
regiment OF infantry may have, In
addition to the commissioned officers
and enlisted men enumerated above,
one regiment surgeon (major), and two
assistant captains or fir t
l~ieutenants), as prescribed In Section
~, 1898. or one surgeon and three as
distant surgeons detailed from the e
lcal department.
three battalions to a regiment it may
be composed of q smaller number, not
less than two, each of which should
the four companies cannot be assigned
to Q battalion 1t may be composed of
three companies, with the fourth COM
companies cannon be assigned to \ sep
Arate battalion 1t may be composed of
three companies. Other companies,
practicable to assign to battalions. shall
exist as separate companies; and bat
talions of incomplete ~battalions which
oannot be combined with regiments of
It least eight companies shall exist as
separate battalions.
A brigade shall ordinarily consist of
TWO or more full regiments of infantry,
nit separate b~attalions and separate
companies may be assigned thereto
provisional brigades consisting of two
siEh Companies each may be organized
Tor the purpose of instruction or ma
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eommander for a brigade. but in case
~ the absence or disability of the brig
adler general the command will de-
volve upon the senior officer OF the line
who Is present for duty with the bril-
The stan of a brigade shall consist
omcers detailed from the several
PtaR corps and departments, as fol-
One adjutant general, major, adju-
generals department.
One quartcrmaSter, major. quarter
department.
One commissary. major. subsistence
One geo major. medical depart
ment.
Two aids. lieutenants. from the line.
In addition to the staff officers emu
other stan officers as are. considered me-
yensary may be designated for duty on
lhs. stan OF a brigade. but oficers SO
porps or department., or to the line, and
y detailed for duty on the brigade
At camps of instruction. or when
aeemed necessary. the governor may
attach to a brigade such troops OF cav
llry. batteries of artillery. and orga-
alss.i ~ h or spec IA .foops as nay ap-
The medical department of the orga-
militia shall consist of the OIL
Ssrs nanssss e the 70 n nsTulorm d shs dms,es
the stats of brigades and divisions
Ind at camps, depots, and other similar
establishments; of the SUR
70 regiments, separate squadrons and
troops. batteries Int COM
Dan:es tor the purpose of furnishing {
Acers requisite for the organization of
ambulance companies and field
hospltals as may be authorized. and of
professional nurses may be provided.
The hospital corps shall consist of
lergeants nrst class, sergeants, corpo-
privates hrst class, and privates of
|erent regiments. squadrons. battalions,
troops. batteries I'M companies, and to
!amps. depots. and other similar militia
companies and field hospit-
~ ~ may be organized.
a minimum enlisted strength OF an {
company shall be as fol-
(mfnimum) IS. One assistant
fcaptain), and two assistant {
(frst l~ieutenants), may be as !
signed to duty with an ambulance COM I
any. l
The minimum enlisted strength of a )
|eld hospital shall be as follows: 3 first ;
first class, 6 sergeants, "a .
nrst class and ~privates, total =
(minimum) 33. One surgeon r
'maJor), and four assistant surgeons )
captains or first l~ieutenants), may be !
Issfgned to duty with a field hospital. !
The signal corps shall be a stan corps ,
nd h consist of the commissioned 7
necessary for the performance !,
& duties Of signal officers on the diff /
efent stats, and other duties properly ;
ertainfng to the signal corps; of the ;
mcers assigned to duties with compa- ,
Aee OF the signal corps: and of such :
men of the grades named here
natter as may be deemed necessary. I
~. master signal electrician, SER :
hrst class, sergeant, ~corporals. :
privates first class and privates. !
Fol- the purpose of administration. :
Of the signal corps may be {
rganixed- The minimum enlisted I
OF the different grades for !
uch q company shall be as follows: 5 +
orgeants drst class. 8 sergeants. 10 {
prporals, 2 looks. is privates frst !
Lass. is privates; total enlisted (mini- +
,um) 6S. The normal quota of commits /