Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-06

lectures: practical demonstrations:
preparation for for target practice; 4
study and application OF the principles
of reconnaissance. marching. camping
and combato and optional work.
In the subjects mentioned above the
ground covered will he bout ~ follows:
DRILL - Infantry. 10 include the
school of the soldier. squad. and com
pany. in both close and extended order
and The battalion and regiment. IN clos,
order and rombat principles.
CEREMONIES Guard-mounting pa
radc. review and inspection of appropri-
ate units to- include the regiment.
LECTCEES-By officers Of the Eccu
lar Army on various subjects with n
view ~ imparting \ knowledge ~ The
military are and aH understanding ct
military organization. operations. the
purpose OF technical troops. the com
bined use Of the several arms The his
tory and cyol-ion M our military pol
icy. etc.
PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATIONS
Bv regular troops ct different arms. of
The principles being taught ~ well =
demonstrations IN special troops su'h
~ signal troops. acre >qIadruu~. baker,
companies. sanitary troops, etc.
PREPARATIONS FOR TARGET
PRACTICE - The nomenclature ~
and care IF the rifle: position and aim
ing drills. gallery practice: range WI
finding and estimating distance
THE PRINCIPLES OF EECONNA-
ISSANCE- Patrols of various kinds.
combat reconnaissance: matters that q
patrol must know. such aS military map
making ami reading signalling with
nag and %>cmdphorc.
THE PRINCIPLES or MARCHING
March di>ciplcn by da, aud night. the
protection of the murh advance. rear
and flank guards.
TIE PRINCIPLES uF CAMPING
tent pitching. ctc.. camp sanitation
camp cooking; personal hygiene; pro.
icctIon IF The camp by outpo>tS aud iu
terrier guards.
TIE PRINCIPLES OF COMBAT
4 3 Fl 80 NtAAtF Nv Aff il'N' Ah' Af-A4tAfAAA ANi
attack and defense.
Optional WORK Opportunity
viii bc given a. specialize ~ dn extra
wnrk AL oHc MI more uf Y large number
~ subjects pertaining tn the several
arms and "a technical subjects.
on THE NARCH-A march viii be
made under service conditions amd
against aH enemy to The leon Springs
target range. about - miles distant
on This march thr situation viii NV ~
arranged from day o. day - thr
| training regiment viii make a victorious
march against the enemy and have an
opportunity tn practice aIl the primer.
ir~ WI marching, camping. %rernnnaiS
,anrc and combat taught II ~ The per
uancni camp.
The days spent N Leon Springs viii
NJ for target practice with rifle u ma.
hine gun the practice NJ feed engineer.
I'D and combat exercises in conjunction
fiTh troops uf The army.
On the return march to Fort sam
Houston. the conditions viii bc rrycrS.
u. and the training regiment will hc \
defeated command attempting IT, make 4
'afe retreat. being constantly harraSscd
IN cavalry trying TO cut il of and de
Slrov its wagon trains.
OFFICEE-The camp will ~ com
maEded by Major General Frederick
Funston. II. : Army Tie will ~ rep.
resented in camp by an officer ~ the
Regular Army. who viii be the imme
diate Camp Commander.
The companies viii be Differed "
captains and lieutcnants IF the Regular
Army. .
Member Who have hal uni lent pre-
{. vioas military training TO be qualified