Milford chronicle., 1925-05-22
STATE GUARDSMEN'S
SUMMER TOUR INCLUDES
REHOBOTH BEACH CAMP

The daily program for the sum-
mer tour of the 198th Artillery
(Anti-Aircraft) Regiment, Delaware
National Guard, which begins Au-
gust 1, at the State Rifle Range be-
low New Castle, follows:
Saturday, August 1, arrival and
making camp by the several units,
from $3.50 to 1880 o'clock; noon
mess at 12; conferences throughout
afternoon until A; guard mount at
4:30; evening mess at $3.50.
Sunday, August 2, conferences and
preparation for beginning intensive
training on Monday, work for the
Machine Gun Battalion follows:
Monday, August 8, from $3.50 to
1880, target practice on 1000 feet
range by Batteries e and G.; con-
voy transportation drill by Battery
F, and Guard communication by
Batty G; from 1 to o'clock, con-
voy transportation drill by Battery
E; target practice on 1000 feet
range, by Batteries F and H, and
drill in guard communication by
Battery G..
Tuesday, August 4, from $3.50 to
II o'clock-drill in guard commun-
ications by Battery F; practice on
1000-foot range, Batteries F and H;
convoy transportation drill by Bat
terry G.; from 1 to 4 O'clock-prac-
tice on 1000 feet range by Batteries
E and G.; guard communications by
Battery F; convoy transportation
drill by Battery H.
Wednesday, August 5, from $3.50
to 1880 o'clock, practice on 1000
feet range by Batteries E and G;
pistol practice by Battery F; drill
in shelter tent erection and first aid |
by Battery H; from to 4 o'clock
pistol practice by Battery E; prac-
tice on 1000 feet range, by Batteries
F and H; drill in shelter tent erec-
ton and first aid by Battery G..
Thursday, August 9th, from $3.50
to 1870 o'clock, drill in shelter tent
erection and first aid by Battery E;
practice on 1000 feet range, by Bat
teries f and H; pistol practice by
Battery G. From 1 to 4 o'clock,
practice on 1000 feet range by Bat
teries E and G drill in shelter tent
erection and first aid by Battery F;
pistol practice by Battery II.
Friday, August z, from $3.50 to
1880 o'clock, motor convoy to Mil
ford; from to 4, erection of shell
ter tent camp, where the regiment
will spend the night.
Saturday, August 8, from $3.50 TO
1880, motor convoy to Rehoboth;
from to o'clock, making camp, in
which the regiment will remain until I
morning, August Is, when
hey will return to the Rifle Range !
and break training. '
Sunday, August 9, from $3.50 to I
1880 o'clock, preparation for firing; :
rom 1 to o'clock, conferences and !
I
Monday, August 10, from $3.50 to /
-1:30 O'Clock, preparation for aerial S
iring; from 1 to o'clock, aerial f
iring. f
Tuesday, August II, from $3.50 to i
,'clock, aerial firing, with one hour i
md one half for noon mess. {
Wednesday, August 12, from $3.50 I
o 11:30-Firing at towed targets; s
rom to o'clock, games and rec
cation. 7
Although Governors Day has not /
,een fixed it is thought it will be /
Wednesday or Thursday, 19, during
he regiments stay at Rehoboth. /
For Thursday, August IS, from \
i:3O to o'clock-Firing at towed 1
argets, with noon mess intermis- Y
ion, from 1880 to 1 o'clock. i
Friday, August IA, from $3.50 to
1:3O-Aerial firing; from 1 o'clock b
0 o'clock, preparing equipment for S
eturn to Rifle Range. The convoy /,
will leave Rehoboth for the Rifle t
2ange at $3.50 o'clock.
A similar schedule has been out n
ined for Batteries A, B, c, D, Of the F
5mm gun battalion.