Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-26
CAMP ORDERS Of
JERSEY MILITIA
Infantry to Sea Grit. Artillery
to Pennsylvania and Marches
for Cavalry.

TRENTON, y. j.. May 26.-The
complete orders for the camps Of in
struction for the National Guard have
been issued by Major General Dennis
T. Collins. eomnandanf of the Diyi-
sion Of the National Guard. publica-
ton being by Colonel Harry 2. Moor
head. chief of the division staff. The
orders give every point to be observed
by the guard in this summer work,
and is as follows.
CAMPS OF INSTRUCTION.
Infantry and Field Hospital at Sea
Grit.
First Infantry and Field Hospital.
july Y to 49, inclusive
Fifth infantry. July 70 to 9s, in
elusive.
Fourth infantry. July % to August
2. inclusive.
Second Infantry, August to August
3. inclusive
Third Infantry August to ls, in
elusive.
Field Artillery. near Tobyhanna,
Pa
Battery A. June Il TO 80 inclusive.
Battery B. August l to 10, inelu-
sive
The batteries will take with them
to camp only their personnel, camp
equipage. and such ammunition as
they desire to fire, including target
materials. and win use for drill, in
struction and target practise the
horses. carriages and material Of the
regular batteries.
Practise Marches-Cavairy and Sig
nal Corps Company: First and Sec
ond Troops, Cavalry. June Is to p,
inclusive
Signal Corps Company. June u to
"a. inclusive.
The commanding officers of the
First Troop. Cavalry, and the Signal
Corps Company, will submit for the
approval of the division commander
itineraries of the proposed marches.
The cavalry organizations will as
semble at the First Troop Armory.
Rosevilie. June Is, at an hour to be
designated by Captain Bertram r.
Roome, First Troop Cavalry. who will
assume command of the provisional
squadron.
Second-The infantry camp at Sea.
Girt. N. j.. win be known as Camp
Fielder"
Third-The service uniform CShaki)
and full field equipment will be worn,
as prescribed in subsequent orders.
-Regimental and separate
organization commanders viii sub
NIT TO the chief quartermaster corps
not later than June 10 an estimate Of
train equipment, wagon Transporter
ton. weights of baggage, camp squip-
age. number Of officers and enlisted
men. and animals TO be transported;
also an estimate of subsistence and
forage required during the tour OF
duty
The First Infantry will take to
camp its wagon transportation, which
will be invoiced to and receipted for
by the regiments subsequently going
into camp. At the end of the en-
canpment the wagons will be in
voiced by the commanding officer of
the Third Infantry to the chief, Quar-
terrnaster Corps, Sea Girt, N J.. for
shipment to the First Infantry at
Newark.
Fifth-Ceremo Parade daily.
The first three days by battalion, in
Guiding escort to colors: the rest of
the week by regiment. Friday after
noon of each week will be set apart
for a review by the Governor, and
ceremonies connected Herewith.
Guard mounting daily, Immediately
after parade. Target practise for
each battalion, one day.
Provision should be made in the
program for instruction in the fol-
lowing subjects; Intrenching, first
aid to the injured. individual cooking
(if practicable). loading wagons, road
sketching by lieutenants and nom
commissioned officers. in connection
with field work.