Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-04

ed for the information anG guidanc,
Tor all concerned, as follows:
1.-The following named school!
will be established:
(a) An armory school for officer;
at the station OF each company
tb) An sarmOry school for non-com
missioned officers ut the station Of
each company 't aa,'''"
tc)s An sarmcry school fort nil med
zeal officers.
ca An armory school for non-com
missioned officers Of the meG;:al
corps at Lisbon.
1.-THE senior officer in each class
at each station is detailed as in
structor for the officers of his class
at his home station.
Major n. c. Patterson, Medical
Corps, is detailed as instructor ano
will conduct the a. correspondence
school for medical officers and win
supervise the instruction given in the
school for non-commissiOncd officers
Of the medical corps. o.
Each company commander is detail.
ed as Instructor for the non-commis-
stoned officers school TO be establish
Cd in his organization.
3-The officers of each class at each
STATEN will be assembled once each
week ald a recitation conducted by
the instructor.
The instructor of. each nOn-commis-
stoned officers school will assemble
all non-commissionod officers servinS
at his station once each week ana
viii cCndlct q recitation in the sub
iects selected for that course.
The instruction in the school for
medical officers will be conducted by
u combined system OF nome study and
correspondence under the direct su-
pervision of the instructor. u
i--The, officers Of the !Medicai
Corps will pursue the following
course of instruction.
Mammal for the Medical Depart
ment, 1911. Par. q to AZ, 147 to IT.
24S to 90. SEQ to $50, 800 to 46S, 4Si
to 534, 1875 to 500.
2-.Hospital corps Drill Regulations
CENTRE book.
%-Field Service Regulations, 1911,
Par. to s, 1929 to 1853, Appendix VI.
militia Regulations, 1910. Par,
to AZ, 43 to 1877, 1928, 231 to 232, 242,
aN3 to 1924, 346 to %48, 35l to 1858, 800
to 800. .'*'
Army Regulations. 1913:
la) Military Discipline. Par. l to ).
(b) Deserters, Par. ZIG to 1873.
(c) Deceased soldiers, Par. l62 to
le7. ~ ~
(d) Property accountability and
responsibility, Par. G57 to 726.
(e) Medical Department, Par. 1885
to 1892. 49,. ,,yy 49,
The time to be devoted to each OF
the foregoing subjects is left to the
discretion of the instructor.
The subjects to be taught and the
time1to be devoted to each in the
school for ilOn-commissioned officers
Of the Medical Corps is left to the
OF the instructor. ..-,"
The instructor in the schools for
the Medical Corps will render a re.
port to this Office Oh the last day OF
each month on the instruction given
the month.
The officers of infantry will be di-
vided into two classes, to be desig.
mated as Class "A" and Class 3D." re-
Assignments to classes
will be made in a subsequent, order.
Infantry Drill Regulations 1911,
and Par. ! to a57, 623 toI
TOT. Nov. l to 30.
Field Service Regulations, 191:,
Par. | to 20, 81 to SO, Dec. I to "a.
Military Map Reading. Sheriff.,
Excluding problems 3 to %, Par. 10,
January 2 to Is. ,.Y r..
4-M.lanpal of Guard Duty, lola,
Par. l to 305. 347 to 1857, January to;
to February Is.
y, III. s. Army Regulations. 1915,
Par. / to 20, 2s5 to $O2. 375 to S9S,
$50 to 46s, 1909 to a214, Feb. 16 toI
IS. :, x, IA :, !
6-Military Correspondence. G.. o.
%, War Dept, 1911, March rs to 81.
Class ""B"' will pursue the followine
course Of. instructions: !
Military Hygiene, Elements oil
Military Hygiene, Ashburn, Nov. [ toll
Dec. a. H.. A1,sa "a
2-Shoes and ca of the feet, G. e.
rs ", D., 1912, December Is to "a. i
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