Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-24
Many Famous Regiments Dis
membered to Conform to New
Army Rules Of Fighting War
Tactics.

Seven hundred men Of the First New
York Cavalry became connected with the
One Hundred and Fourth Machine Gun
Battalion.
The Fifty third Infantry Brigade will
consist Of Brigade Headquarters, the One
Hundred and Fifth, the One Hundred and
Sixth Regiments and the One Hundred
and Fifth Machine Gun Battalion.
One thousand three hundred and sew
enty-five enlisted men are transferred
from the Seventy first New York 1nfan-
try to the One Hundred and Fifth Regi-
ment Of Infantry
One hundred and forty-two enlisted
men of the Twelfth New York Infantry
are transferred to the One Hundred and
Fifth Regiment of Infantry.
Non-conmissioned staff officers, first
sergeants, mess and supply sergeahts and
bandsmen are not Included in the trans
fer
The One Hundred and Sixth takes all
of the enlisted men of the Twenty-third
New York Infantry, and 1922 enlisted
men from the Fourteenth New York In
fantry.
The One Hundred and Fifth takes 511
enlisted men from Squadron A, New
York Cavalry, and 80 enlisted men from
the Eighteenth New York Cavalry.
The One Hundred and Seventh Regi-
ment of Infantry viii be made up of all
the Seventh New York Infantry and /,
600 enlisted men of the First New York
Infantry and 500 enlisted men from the
Twelfth. New York Infantry.
The One Hundred and Eighth will con-
sist of ALI the Third New York Infantry,
1850 men from the Seventy-fourth and
293 men from the Twelfth.
The One Hundred and Sixth Machine
Gun Battalion consists of $50 enlisted men
of the First New York Cavalry,
The Fffty-seeond Artillery Brigade con-
sits of Headquarters. the One Hundred
and Fifth and One Hundred and Sixth
Regiments of Field Artillery and One
Hundred and Second Trench Motar Bat
terry The Fifty-second Field Artillery
Brig. Gen. Charles L. Phillips command
ing and Maj. Leonard B, Smith adjutant,
the One Hundred and Fourth Regiment
of Field Artillery, the One Hundred and
Fifth Regiment Of Field Artillery and the
One Hundred and Sixth Regiment Of
Field Artillery.
The One Hundred and Second Regiment
of Engineers, formerly the Twenty second
Regiment of Engineers will receive 81
enlisted men from each the First,
Twelfth, Fourteenth and Seyenty-fourth
Regiments.
CAMP WADsWoRTH NOTES.
Grigadier- General Galley. commanding
the artillery at Camp Sewer, spent Sum
day, October Gth with General Phillips.
Over IA automobiles have either turned
turtle or have run off the embankment
on the roads between Spartanburg and
Camp Wadsworth. Private James Lay
ton of the 18th was injured in an auto
which turned turtle October 9th. A small
bone in the spinal column was injured,
He has been gaining and hope Of his en-
tire recovery is entertained.
There have been. two deaths at Camp
Wadsworth up to the present time. One
was Private Seanlore of the 18th and the
other was Private James A. Mcgowan.
of the Machine Gun Company OF the 3rd
Regiment. The former was from New
York City, the latter from Rochester
Ne wYor
There are now about 10000 soldiers in
camp. The latest arrivals are the First
Battalion of the Second Field Artillery,
eight companies ow the Fifteenth and
two battalions of the Forty seventh In
fantry are expected soon.
For two weeks Company Z of the
Twenty Engineers has been at
CLASSY Rock preparing the artillery range
for the Twenty-seventh Division, THIS
is about 80 miles from Spartanburg. The
Lieutenant O'Dell.
The One Hundred and Second Engi-
neers are to have a field which will be
the Polo Grounds of Camp. Wadsworth
1t will be used by the various teams in
camp. The present plans provide for a
large stage at the foot of the natural ans
phitheater. Out door movies will be shown
here.
Chaplains Fell, eKeever, Foreman and
Fo(t 7Ss fOysf aNf
programs of entertainments in the near
future The 7 is trying to cooperate
in every way in doing its bit of the
work
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