The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-18


ref mYni maehins raa platoon. 500 30
volvrfi battery n artillery, Oh rounds
PER sun.
tn tlank ammunition will BE-
Cred except in tie proper coursc o. che
fcld t1rftisrs. Eases ~ iniiattion of
this order viii be- promptly disciplined
instrdttium Tor He'd and Blue Com.
mantcr,
lhl fn D commander viii select and
appoint bic necessary san.
thl Each commander viii cause 10 be
carried with the headquarters baggage
of his command one ID wall tent for
the senior umpire. Each battalion and
squadron headquarters. and each sep.
nrnte battery will carry one On wall
tent for the umpire who may be assign
ed 20 that unit.
CO.. The troops may maneuver In aud
about the new post AZ Schofcld Bar
racks between October 81 and 20 should
this be deemed necessary Mt any time
by the Red or Blue commanders, but
care must be taken that the construc
ton work is not unnecessarily inter.
fered with.
Supply and Transportation.
(a) Fuel and forage will be distri
buted in advance to the points of con
centration. under the direction of the
chief quartermaster Of the department.
(b) Quartermasters of commands
should take with them all necessary
blanks, including bills of lading; also
railroad tickets for the shipment of the
sick
(c) Available transportation will be
equitably apportioned to the various
units, it being understood that squad
rons, battalions and batteries will be
required to act independently and that
companies and troops may also be re-
quired to so act.
Maps.
(a) For general use reduced copy
(scale approximately l:100,0O0) of the
Territorial Survey map of Oahu has
been issued TO each officer on duty in
the department This map is also is
sued to umpires.
% For the special use of umpires
and commanders of the opposing forces
map of the Schofeld Barracks Mill
tary Reservation and adjacent terrain
has been prepared ON a scale of three
inches to one mile (l:21,l20).
(c) When necessary to refer to these
maps in field orders, messages, or
other official communications they will
be designated respectively as the
"Oahu map "Schofield Barracks
map.'
Mounts for Umpires and Observers.
The commanding officer, First Field
Artillery, will furnish from the band,
First Field Artillery, twenty horses for
umpires and authorized observers. The
commanding officer, Fifth Cavalry, will
furnish twenty mounted orderlies for
use as messengers and for umpires.
Each of these orderlies will be prepared
to bring an extra set of saddle equip
ment from his troop.
Distinctive Marks.
(a) All those participating in the
maneuvers or assisting therein in any
capacity will wear such, one of the fol
lowing distinctive marks as the case
may require:
Red Force: A broad Bed band around
the hat;
Blue Force:/ A broad Blue band
around the hat;
Umpires: A broad White band
around the hat;
| Messengers and orderlies for umpires:
A broad White band on left arm above
elbow;
Observers: A broad White band on
| right arm above elbow;
staff officers of the commander of
maneuvers when not on duty as umpires
or observers: A broad yellow band on
| left arm above elbow
Accredited newspaper correspond
ents: A broad Red band ON right arm
| above elbow.
(b) Hat bands will be furnished the
Red and Blue commanders from these
headquarters and will be issued by
them to organization commanders Tor
distribution.
These bands are strips of cloth TWEEN
ty-six inches long by three inches wide
safety pin or otherwise, so as to dis
play at all times band three inches
wide around the hat. As the amount
Of material available is only sufficient
for current use, care win be taken in
distribution.
Signals.
GAY The following signals VIII be used
dnIing the maneuvers for the purposes
noted below:
% Discharge of two bombs in sue
lcesSlOn indicates suspension OF Oper-
ations or close of phase. Troops TO re-
main in place until further orders.
(2) Discharge of one bomb, renewal
of operations.
(b) The station of these signals will
be near the new post, Sehofeld Bar
racks, unless otherwise specified.
Motorcycles and Automobiles.
(a) Motorcycle messengers nsed by
the chief umpire and the senior ulnpires
must be given the right of way by
troops at all times.
OBJ Automobiles used by officers or
men of either force must remain within
the lines of their respective forces. All
occupants of such machines must wear
Tie prescribed hat bands.
icy Accredited newspaper corcespop1 I.
ents who use automobiles will comply
with the instructions already furnished
their newspapers and in addition to
wearing the prescribed arm bands will
mark their machines by red flag ear
ried on the right of the wind shield If
each machine.
BY command of Brigadier General
Maeomb:
ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL,
Adiutant General.