Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-20
COMPOSITION OF REGIMENTS
THAT ARE ORDERED our

The two regiments ordered to mo-
billie are. according to General Sales
last report, composed as follows:
First Regiment.
First Battalion, Companies a, b, G.
and +. Richmond-thirtecn officers and
229 enlisted men; total, 2i2: ten stan
corps officers.
Second Battalion. Company n. Char
lot:esvilic--four officers and sixty-onc
enlisted men; total, sixty-fivc. Com
panyo G. Alexandria--two officers and
hfty-siN enlisted men: total. fifty-eight
Company II. Covtngton-two officers
and scventy-two enlisted men: total,
seventy-four. Company l., F'rcdericks-
hurg-three officers and nifty three en-
listed men: total. tiftysiX.
Third battalion, Company e. Lynch
burg-eiSht officers and sixty enlisted
men: total. sixty-eight; two officers
staff corps. Companies ! ana Is, Staun-
ton. Company NJ, Danvillc--four of
ficers and scventy-one enlisted men:
total. sevcnty-ivc. Roanoke--one Of
iicer. captain and commissary.
Strength of First forty
seven officers and I53 enlisted men:
total. 500. and five staff corps officers,
on duty with First Regiment. and thir-
teen departmental and staff officers
and one enlisted man. quartermaster
corps on duty ut above stations.
Second Regiment.
First Battalion-Company D. Front
Royal-siX officers and sixty-one en-
listed men; total. sixty-seven. Com
pany e. Warrenton--threc officers and
forty-four enlisted men: total. forty
seven. Company L. Winchester-threc
officers and fifty enlisted men: total
hfty-three. Company K. S;rasburg--
TWO officers ana thirty-two enlisted
men total. thirty-four; one officer, sec
ond lieutenant and Quartcrmnster and
commiSsary at Linden.
second Battalion-Company 6, Pe-
tersburg-four officers and forty-cight
enlisted men; total. 90. Company f..
Chase City--three officers and sixtv-
lo"r enllsted men; total. sixty-sevcn:
one stan corps officer. COMPANY f
Hoanoke-four officers and ifty-ctpht
enlisted men: total, sixty-two and two
stan corps officers. Company II. Rig
stone Gap-thrce officers and seventy
'hIee enlisted men: total. seventy six.
lhIro ha'taN lion: Company Il. Gull
peper-F'ire officers and sixtv-nve en-.
!isted men; total, seventy. Company A.
Farmville-Three officers and sixty en-
listed men: total. seventy-two Com
pany L. Pulaski-Two officers and sew
enty-three enlisted men; total seventy
hve. Company NJ. East Rahford--Three
omcerS and sixty-thrce enlisted men;
total, sixty-six. and one staff corps
officer first lieutenant and adjutant and
one y. c. officer, Rixeyville
Strength Second Reginent-Forty-
seven officers and 7o5 enlisted mem. to-
ital 1852. and four staff corps officers.
on duty with Second Regiment, and one
STAFF corps officer stationed as above.
FIELD ARTILLERY
WILL JOIN INFANTR
with the infantry regiments. there
are mohilizing also. pursuant to the
war Departments orders. the follow
ing units, the strength as given in the
Adjutant-Generars last report:
First Battalion. Field Artillery. CON
sist!ng OF Battery 4, Richmond, known
as the HowitZers, eight officers and
ninety-eight enlisted men: Battery Il.
Norfolk. known as the Norfolk Light
Artillery Blues, three officers and il3
enlisted men: Battery c. Portsmouth,,
known az the Crimes Battery four
officers and 105 enlisted men, and Bat
terry D. Hampton, recently organized,
and not listed in the last annual re-
port.
Signal Corps, Type D, field company.
ut Richmond. consisting Of three of
ticers and seventy-one enlisted men.
Field Hospital Company, No. !. head-
quarters at East Radford. consisting
Of one officer and thirty three enlisted
men.