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The company Of
ficers' training Col. D. H. Major, Jr.
schedule will be
as follows: July 16 the opening
day of the camp, will be devoted
to the reservists arriving at Fort
Eustis and their physical eXamlna-
{ ton. On the morning of July IL
! the officers will report for duty, the
organization of the camp will be
perfected and regimental adminiStra-
tion will be taken up. In the after
noon of this day there will be a holi-
day. On July 10 the school of the
soldier and squad. mass calisthenics,
manual of the saber, scouting and
patrolling. and rifle craftsmanship
will be taken up. For these subjects
officers who will attend the approach
ing camp are urged to read training
regulations 50-10, sections to I'll; 20
10; zoos, section |; and 1903, sections
I to VII. Platoon drill. mass calls.
themes, school of the squad. manual
of the saber. scouting and patroilinE'
and rifle marksn1anship ton the rine
rangel will compose the training Sched-
ule on July 20. For these subjects,
Col. Young urged that the officers
who will attend camp read training
regulations, 420-50, sections ] and III;
25-l0: zoos. section "; and 1896. sec
tion IN. The program for July Il
will consist of platoon drill, mass
caliSthenics, company drill, COMBAT
principles, the applicable training reg.
ulations being, 42o-50. sections II ana
III; and 420-110, sections l to Ill. In
the afternoon of this day there will
be a holiday. On July % the reserve
officers will take up platoon driil,
mass calisthenics, company drill, IN
terror guard duty, and pistol marks
nanship ION the pistol ranSeD Ihe
training regulations to be read cover
ing these subjects are, 42O-50 sectlonS
IL and III; 1855; 1876; and War
Department document, 1850. FROM
July % to 30 the local reservists. nav.
ing completed their weeks course OF
,efresher training, will be assigned
TO command c.. NJ. #. c. units, and
on the following day will return TO
their homes.
The training dates of the field and
staff officers of the local reserve regl-
ment are the same as that for the
company officers, the first two days or
which are identical to both classes or
officers The remaining training
schedule of the field and staff officers
is as follows: On July 19 the squad
in attack and defense will be taken up
bv the sand table method, a march by
compass will be studied by the re-
servists on a tactical walk, and the
remainder of the day will be devoted
to the administration of a regiment.
The training regulations covering
these subjects are 420-1Oo. section l.
zoos, section l: and Army regulations.
The conduct of a patrol, the assault
and support sections in attack. and
mobilization plans will compose the
training schedule for July 20. Regu-
lations to be read are 200-5. section
"; 420-10, section /. On July Il the
officers will take up regimental COM
muniCationS, assault and support
platoon in attack, all of which are
covered by training regulations 1919
and 420-1l5, section l. Hippology and
equitation. a machine gun section in
attack and regimental intelligence
will be taken up on July %. These
subjects are covered by training regu-
lations 36O.5 and 42O.125, section III.
The organiza ton of the center of re-
Sistance, the battalion in attack and
pistol craftsmanship ION the pistol
rangel will compose the days pro-
gram on July %. these subjects be-
ing covered by training regulations
4o0-100, section III; 420-160, section /.
and War Department document 1850
On the morning of July "a the 34th
Infantry area will be inspected, while
in the afternoon there will be a holi-
day. The day of July 26 will be de-
voted to the battalion in attack and
the preparation of combat reports,
both of which are covered by training
regulations 1905 and 420-160. The
program on July q will consist of
field engineering, the regiment in de-
fenSe, and processing. For these sub
iects Col. Young advises that the Of
ficers of the regiment going to camp
read article . of Infantry Drill Regu-
lations, 1919, and training regulations
420-170, section II. The conduct Of
processing will follow along the lines
of the 1924 Camp Meade plan. The
machine gun company in attack, a
sand table exercise. and this same
subject, d terrain exercise, will COM
pose the mornings program on July
2S, both of which are covered by
training regulations 420-135, section
II. There will be a holiday in the
afternoon. The day of July 90, the
last instruction day of the camp. will
be devoted to the regiment in attack,
a terrain exercise. and the supply of
the regiment in combat. also a ter
rain exercise. both of which are COW
cred by training regulations 1905;
420-170, section !, and f. S. r., para
graph 581 to 1922. The following day,
July 30, all of the officers will return
to their homes in Washington.
The following Washington reserve
officers were ordered last week to ac-
tive duty for period of Is days to
the places and on the dates indicated:
Second Lieut.. Albert C.. Reed, In
fantry Reserve, Fort Eustis. Va, ef-
fective May 81; Capt. Earl c. Arnold,
Judge Advocate General Reserve, to
3rd Corps Area headquarters, at Balti-
more, effective June s; Second Lieut..
Bruce f. Henderson, Quarterrnaster
Reserve. Camp Meade. Md. effective
June s; Second Lieut.. Urban L. Con-
lon, Quartermaster Reserve, Front
Royal, Va, effective June s: Second
Lieut.. Diller b. Croft Adjutant Cen
eral Reserve, 3rd Corps Area head
quarters, at Baltimore, effective June
6. The following Quartermaster Re-
serve officers have been ordered to ac
tive duty at Camp Holabird. Md, for a
period of Is days, effective June 13:
Capt. Charles f. Boyle. First Lieut..
Bert NJ. Comerford and Second LieutS.
James r. Pope and Watson p. Shep-
Serd. The following Infantry Reserve
officers from Washington have been
ordered to active duty at Fort Eustis.
Va, for a period of 10 days, effective
June 13: Maj. William T. Morgan,
Capts. Edward l.. Potter, Carl X.
Rang. First Lieut.. Lucius P. Chase
and Seond Lieut. Samuel Donelson, jr.
Orders have been issued to the fol-
lowing Quartermaster Reservists of
this city authorizing them to proceed
to Camp Meade, Nd, for Is days
active training. effective June 13: Maj.
John B. Moon and Capts. Elkanah w.
Huff n nd IoSenh Houston First LENT