New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
In ARMY AND Nav
Plan to Reuaite Com No..
Into Regiments.
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To PROMOTE DISCIPLINE E-u,,..0a'
plaint has reached the Generaf 81 ~
garding the way IN which rs-;r,.s'sa
distributed among stations dtirinv - =
nate posts Of duty in this countr,.
Philippines The tour of duty Of -.
of the army in the islands is t,,
which is rigidly adhered 70. rs
been an inclination 20 increase sEa
and President Taft Is disposed "a -
the proposition. This sugsestjor &
posed, however. By the army rnaa;..,
ficers. and IL is recognized that an
10 that effect would lead to much a.
tent among officers.
The General staff may. hovsvs- 49,,
TO frame a rule considered dss;-.,.
maintaining rCgirnental disciplina -
noting the regimentaI spirit Z, =
posed that a regiment the commas.
which arc separated as 10 station !.
country and which is sent IN tns ~
pines and distributed among ssvsr,s
tions there shall on the return tom =
in the United States ne concsn,-,.-.
one post IL now often Happens ~
regiment Is separated in these al,.--.
tours OF duty at home and abroad s,s.
once separated its companies ara -
long periods again united
II Is desired that at least one ou4 60.
three tours OF duty-st home ana a..
shall find the regiment concsntrs-.S $
single post and there are sunu,.
posts TO make this plan practicabls :
are decided advantages in stlcf,
and the experts are applying th.r,.s
10 programme which win MAKE pa,
sibIe with the least amount % .r..
in the way OF transport alton and c,ps.-
in the general organization and statis,
troops.
+ REGULARS AND NILITIA-Ts.
growth OF the combined rnanesurrs,
( encampments Of the regular trooos
/ the national guard has been the issr.
a general order by the Sseretary Of II
creating tho frst division OF arrnv q,
! fence. This includes all Of New E,ggl
and the State of New York The vr-
+ is 10 have the regulars ana militia prsT
cations within that division organized
a permanent force capable OF being
as a unit in any great emergency.
/ In the case of the first division. =,
/ Headquarters viii be at Pine Plains. 4
where the annual encampments are "a /.
held. 1t is the purpose ultimately 70 era.
eight other divisions. comprising ths srtI
I territory OF the United States Secrs,s-
/ Dickinson has obtained the assem- Of q.
/ governors of the states within the N
/ of the first division TO this project. ans {.
| closest cooperation between the rsgrs
army and the national guard conpes
/ the mobile army is promised. such as
I exists between the United States a
artillery and the militia coast dsas
( forces.
/ Assistant Secretary Oliver was srss
/ to announce to-day with satisfaction i
complete success OF the Departments 4
( for having a twin battery OF coast ar
| for every cne OF the national guard =
artillery organizs tons The regular II
twin is charged with educating the gar
men and generally associatng 50 dG
with them in all prope ways as 70 =
( the closest cooper ation in time Of VA
/ ORDERS IsSUED.-Ths following g
were issued:
/ Colonel GEORGE r. CHASE. from Bspar-
/ Of the Lakes 10 Governors Island. Az
/ as inspector general, Des'sTtrlent OF ths
] Following changes T. coast artillery ofiz
{ Captain JAMES ToI~E.N. from S5ia Z
Company, upon -e.iGf fI-4-, duty as ar
/ engineer. artillery district of Manhs Ba
/ Captain Fra-ICiS " Clark Captain e
/ viii proceed 10 Sal Francisco. thence lo
[ S;chuyIer. Captain FRANCIS " Ga
I detached 2Sth Company, 20 unassisn-a
April - 10 san FTaR-isco, the1cs % i
Mills. Corregidcr IsaId. PHILIPPINES. al /
Tcrt 70 CorariaIriEG tsSr5T. artillery Hs
of Manila RCye - S>zT duty.
/ Captain HERNif.' : -. 80 { IL. oTdnsHes !
/ paTtment. tetS-le1 q I-ajer in ordnsnts /
| Castsin C'ASPEI: IL jJs s,AD. Jr. Sd CaEsd
/ detailed to -. vac2Ecy in qusTIs'Ha'
FirsG Tisuteszn, ,...1E6E. q. -.EWIS .
co-ps. 10 genera hosrital. Preside q
! FrcncisC5.
+ First Lieutenant S.---,tsT :, MAZE. 12th
4 airy. ffaIn -lo..:te Serglce School.
1-Iey. to gersEaI 2lsIi'ai. Preside q
rancisco-
! FOLTE. 'yt- Csv-.5E. four mouth.
Jure /. Ca-sai1S WILLIAM WfEGEL
infantry. a7i LEVl~ g. 2AND: cos
aS1hF. y!F1lEr Tav..7 ,o,b In infsary
months: captain JAMES r. klaibaes
Jr-. etn Infantry. ~ Way =, CaPtain "a
FIfI-AI{t. C-C a.Ica department
months fToIn 1isv ,. Captatn JAev9
BLOOT, cOnTissarv. twenty one dayS
NAVY
{ Lieutenant Z FRIEDR1C'N detsChsd oo7.1
Hopkins. 20 2. ". Bliss COMPANY anf
pedo testing station. sag Harbor, as ssss
inspector or C-tCfn,e.
Ensign \. s = tI ~WG4,i -. jr.. 70 Cnss-
Surgeon :. " n. WEBER, % hems ana q |!
orders
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS-Ths
lowing movements of vessels have been /
ported 10 the Navy Department;
ARRIVED.
March 5-Ths celtic. at navy ward. NsS
the De5 Moines. at Bocas DEL Toro.
SAILED
March 5-The celtic. from TCmPkinsvife = ]
navy ward. New York: the Esss
Guantanamo for the surveying srelnls.
March 6-The South Carolina. from Phiial'
for Hampton Roads
HUDSON NAVIGATION OPEN
Newburg, y Y. March 7-Navisafia
the Hudson River between New NeTk