Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-16
War GAME FOR
NATIONAL GUARD
IS NOW PLANNED
Continued nom page one,

OI d noLuOEohuuH ITOul the duJuldnk
generals Office, was issued yesterday
afternoon. 1t Is as follows:
: The following approved schedule of
exercises, prepared by the inspector,
instructor, for a camp Of instruction
for the National Guard of Hawaii, Is
published for the Information of all
concerned:
!. II is assumed that the first day
Of maneuvers is July 25; date can be
changed to correspond with order for
camp of Instruction.
The exercises are continuous, all
with one general situation; it is ex.
peeted that the troops will take up
each day the same formations and Do
sitions that were held by them on the
conclusion OF the proceeding days ex-
ercise. except that umpires may al
low the correction of such errors as
seem feasible to them.
8. II is intended to hold these ex-
ercises in the morning, and in the aft.
ernoons to have field firing.
4. But enc side of the problem Is
drawn up; IL approved. and it is al.
lowed to use the regular troops to
represent the enemy, the opposing
sides problem can be drawn up with.
cut much difficulty. -
General Situation--5Iue. -I.s
The Red and the Blue states decIar.
ed war on July %. The Blue navy.
except a few small ships IN and
around Pearl Harbor, Is being concen.
trated at San Francisco. On July "a,
four Red ships were seen on the
north coast of Oahu, near Waialua.
The Blue land forces occupying
Oahu consist of three regiments OF
infantry, a regiment of cavalry, a
regiment of artillery, q company of
signal corps, and a company of en-.
gfneers, all of the regular establish:
ment, and of the LIST Infantry, N. G..
II. These forces, in anticipation of
landing on the north coast, were
distributed as follows on July "a:
3 regiments infantry Qess bn.), 1
regiment artillery Qess / btry.), and
company signal corps, near Waialua.
guarding the north coast.
] bn, infantry and btry. at Mana.
kuli. on west coast. ..
I company engineers at Red hill,
where q large force of workmen are
preparing defenseS. -
regiment cavalry, patroliing the
coasts, with headquarters IN Homo.
lulu. l 5.,z
The LIST Infantry, N. q. III, has been
concentrating at Honolulu, and on
July "a the concentration was com.
plefed. .,.ss@... s.sz
Exercise i (fIsst day).
On the morning of July Is, the G.
o., 1st Inf. ~ G. H, receives the
following message. Il. go.
Hawaiian Dept, Honolulu, T. H.,
18th July. IA, $50 a. m. =.
To G. o., LIST Inf, N. g. H., Homo
lulu. T. H.: Our working parties at
Red Hill are being annoyed by small
parties of hostile inhabitants of Oahu.
You will march your regiment to Red
Hill. securing your march from in
terruption by small parties, and will
camp at Red Hill In support OF the
working parties there.
sssss r.,
Maj. Gen., Comdg.
Note: This exercise will conclude,
and the troops VIII go into camp,
upon the arrival OF the advance party
at the Red Hill camp. =! " "a
Exercise 2 first Day. s..
might Exercise) ~ .a..- -. =. 81
At $3.50 p. m. the following mes
sage is received ..ss@t = - II
Hawaiian Dept, Honolulu, T.. H.,
25th July, Ia, $50 p. m. NJ II
To c.. o., LIST Inf, NC. H., Red Hill:
"A force of Reds, at least regiment
landed three miles north of Nanakuli
at IL m. today. Our force at Mana
kuli was driven back at D. m. and is
withdrawing toward Puuloa. Secure
with your force the Red Hill-Salt
Lake Hill line.
10 ~@<- n,
Maj Gen, Comdg.
Exercise 3 (second day..
p At Z a. m, July 26, the following
message had been received: At about
2:30 a. m, a message was received
from the battalion and battery from
Nanakuli that they had gone into
camp near Puuloa Reservoir, and that
all touch had been lost with the enc
my near Pear City.
Shortly afterwards, the outpost es-
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fall back, and the preparatory stage
Of the engagement begins, the enemy
advancing from the direction of Aiea.
Active reconnaissance, particularly
on the flanks, is kept up. No digging
will be done. utIompanies will have
stakes and strings to lay out where
trenches would be dug.
Exercise 4 third day..
The C. o., LIST Inf, N. G. H., having
discovered that the force in his front
is about two battallions in strength,
decides to attack, after notifying Cen
eral H. and the force at Puuloa Res
ervoir. III
Exercise (fifth day.. RI
As the attack progresses. news
reaches the c. o., 1st Inf, N. G. H.
that four battalions are moving to-
reinforce the enemy He decides to
withdraw to his former position, on
the Red Hill-Salt Lake Hill line.
Exercise (fifth day.. "a
The list Inf, N. @. A., having been
attacked by the enemy. are driven out
of the position The 1sf Inf ia forc-