Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-15
MANEUVERS
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tcrnaster; Major r. H. Noble, Major
w. p. Wooten, Captain W. 7. Han
mum, Captain c. A. Clark, signal Off
Ger; Lieut.. r. s BessOn. Lieut.. E.. l..
Hoffman, special motorcycle aides;
Lieut.. Geo, Turner special aide; Lieut..
F. S. Andrews, aide
Blue army-Major George Blakely,
Major n. F. Mcclure, Captain J. S.
Johnson. Captain NJ. F. Smith, Captain
Douglas McCarskey, Captain A. NJ.
Shipp,
Red army-Major J. A. Penn, Cap
tain H. J. Brees, Captain J. n. Bryson,
Captain W. B. Burt, Capt. w. II. John
son, Lieut. Maxwell Murray.
The eleven officers who arrived on
the Logan Sunday, and who are not
familiar with the terrain, are being
given a series of seeing Oahu" trips
in the headquarters automobiles. One
party went sightseeing at this
morning, and another lot at 80 this
afternoon. The morning passengers
were Major Penn. Major Blakely, Cap
tain Shipp, Captain McCarskey, Cap
tain Smith, and Major Noble. In the
afternoon those who took in the
sights from the army "rubberneck"
were Major Penn, Captain Bryson,
Lieut.. Murray, Captain Brees, Captain
Burt and Captain J. S. Johnson.
What is officially known as Mem
orandum No 1, Field Maneuvers, came
from the printers this morning. 1t
contains information regarding and
regulations for the battle of Oahu,
which is to be waged next week.
Following are some of the principal
points covered in the memorandum:
General instructions for Command
ing Officers.
The maximum effective personnel
in the field is required. To this end
the services of chaplains will be uti-
LIKED during the absence of troops in
the administration of posts. Bands
men, men of mounted organizations
for whom no mounts are available
and who cannot be utilized as train
guards, sick men able to do light
duty, etc, will be utilized to the full
est extent as caretakers and guards.
Commanders will caution their men
and officers to exercise the greatest
care in the prevention of fires, II
fires do occur the nearest troops will
be sent by their immediate ON
mander to extinguish such fires, re-
port being made to the nearest UNI
pire, who will make proper allowance
for time lost.
. Troops crossing cultivated lands
off the Military Reservations will con-
fine themselves to roads and well
defined trails. Gates will be used
and fences will not be cut or destroy
ed. Umpires will make due allow
ance for situations created in the OBJ
servance of these rules. Particular
care will be taken that men and ami
mails do not modest or destroy grow
ing crops, fruit or vegetables.
Immediate commanders will see
that all damage to private property,
when reparabfe, IS repaired before
the organization causing the damage
leaves the immediate vicinity there
of! when not reparable a full perort
of the damage done will be submitted
to the force commander on the day
on which is occure,. If necessary a
board of officers to asses damages
will be appointed. after the close OF
the maneuyers.
No ball ammunition for either re-
volvers, rifles or machine guns Will
be carried except a few rounds OF
ammunition for use in emergencies.
which will remain in possession CT
company, troop and, battery COM
commanders.
The nnmber of rounds OF blank
cartridges carried each day will be
as follows: Rifle, 20 per man; re-
volver, 10 per man; machine gun
platoon, $50 revolver; battery of ar
tillery, 25 rounds per gun.
No blank ammunition will be fired
except in the proper course of the
field exercises. Cases of infraction
Of this order will be promptly discip:
lined.
Instructions for Red and Blue Com
manders.
Each commander will select and
appoint his necessary staff.
Each commander will cause to be
carried with the headquarters bag
gage of his command one Cd wall
tent for the senior umpire. Each bat
talon and squadron headquarters,
and each separate battery will carry
one n vail tent for the umpire who
may be assigned to that unit.
The troops may maneuver in and
about the new post at Schoficld Bar
racks between October 2lst and 18th
should this be deemed necessary al
any ;;;iiTIv Sy the lieu "a Bite comma"
ders. but care must be taken that the
construction work is not unnecessarI-
~ interfered with.
Supply and Transportation.
Fuel and forage all be- Distributed
IN advance To the points of cnneen'ra-
ton. under the DIRECTION of the ChtCi
OuartCTmaSter 81 the department
Mousts Ter unpfneS and
obseFVeFG
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