New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Atlantic Fleet Officers Review
War Lessons.
Washington. February 2,

BATTLESHIPS IN MIMIC WARFARE
In addition TO exercises under simulated
war conditions in Guantanamo Bay. Cuoa
the officers Of the Atlantic feet last week
continued the policy. which has been pro
ductive Of gratifying results. OF assem-
hing and discussing the lessons learned by
,eaIistic practice in battle tactics. Rear
Admiral Seaton Schroeder, commander IL
chief 81 the feet. in reporting by wireless
to-day the results of last weeks eudeavors
so,6 the discussions OF officers were held
ON Thursday, with Rear Admiral Murdock
r,.s,ainp at the officers club AT Guanta-
nsmo. In furtherance Of the campaign OF
,.acb,nS the sailormen how to swim. los
additional bluejackets qualified In the ar'
during the week. The first ana tourth VI
,,.lons AT anchor and under way. we're IN
spected by Admiral Schroeder during one
uoek and the second division regiment
commanded by Captain I. D house,s .
canned ashore for small arms practlce anu
camp experience. The third DIVISION el"p
had boat gun practice. boats unoe' 0"i
and sail and gunnery drill.
ORDERS IssIrED.-The following orders
have been issued:
Major PETER C. FIELD. medical corps lion. ,,rn.
For, Slocum 10 san FrahCis0o IA ,bji-
90 take transport sailing June ior "
ro,,oTirs promotions and assignments OF %, or
dc.rs coast artillery, announced; - 9!IL- - q =
T ALLEN. TO colonel; JOHN ". RSCk- :,
NAN 10 lieutenant colonel: JAmE9 "
WILLIAMS. TO major; ,oA,h con,pany:
ABNEY. PAYNE. 10 first Lieutenant ~
c.n,sins REl'BEN r. MILLER, WILLIAM
p EASTMAN and JAMES F. HALL,
n.diral corps to Army Medical Museum M,Ii
Bniding. Washington. May ~ for exam
c.r,aIn nnS''3V WILLIS G METCALF, quartermss-
ter from detail in quarternas.tos51 co,,o. ue
nsrtment May 10. assigned 10 ga Nolh, N
PAM coast artillery, TO take erect "dS
FIRST Lieutenant ARTHUR T. DALToni; fC,n bosl
Infantry aide camp, from general HVs- S7
pitai. Preside OF san Francisco; TO ms
proper station. ,,,,r,->-rv
First Lieutenant HENRY ". VI NH->->A'
from 14th TO 18th Cavalry ,ro,,
First Lieutenant ARTHUR C. FISHER from
18th 18th, to a45h SSyaNEEY SsSTAYEEY ~ RUMBoUcH
18th Cavalry, from Fort sheridan 70 Jo'"
Troop a OF that regiment ia at 20 Fort MyST sTE
Leave Of absence; Major PlEHRn ssI. -
VEINS paymsster. fourteen days.
Ensign l.. S STEWART. detached the North
Carolina: 70 the Dubuque s.....a .,.
%d,siP%sn Ms2TIsnd 10 home. and pr resignation so
cepted. @ do to take effect March. L. -.
Pzyn1aster u. HOTTER, detacneu bureau "
Supplies and Accounts. to duty as PVT
chasing pay officer, Navy Pay once. Ma
niIla Vice Paymaster J. BROOKS, to nome
settle accounts. await orders.
chief Boatswain p. J. KENNEf: TO command
c-n,.f Boatswain A. SMITH. detached the Choc-
taw: to the Hartford. ~
Nanhinist J G PARKER. detached the lnoe-
pendence: TO the Colorado o,
Nachinist j. /. BALLlNGER detsched naval
station, Guam: home. await orders
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHTPS.-The fol-
,ouinr movements Of vessels have been re-
ported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
FEB. 25,-The Marietta. at Portsmouth \. H;
the Patapsco. at navy yard. New hoIk- .
Veh oe-rThe saturn al san Pedro. the Pauld-
ing the Terry. the Drayton and the Koe al
Pepsacola: the Maryland. at Bremerton'
SAILED.
yeb .5-The Michigan from Norfolk for Guam
tanaro; the Vicksburg. from Panama FOR
Co-fnto. the PIKE. from Key West for New
York: the saturn from san Diego for san
Pedro: the Paulding. the Terry. the pray
ton and the Roe. from Key West TOT rem
saco!a. -,
merton.