Evening star., 1927-11-13
CIVILIAN ARMY NEWS

regiment during the Winter or 192f-e
will be based upon conference course
of instruction prepared by the en-
gineer school at Fort Humphreys Va,
while the active duty training at Fort
Humphreys next Summer VIII consist
largely of terrain exercise closely CO.
ordinated with the problems STUDIED
in this course. All conferences, the
first of which vii he held November
%. will be held in the boardroom OF
the District Building at s pm. Fol
lowing is given the inStructlonal as
sembly program and the oates on
which the various subjects wlu De
taken up: November %. Field Forti-
fications T.; December 81, Field
Fortifcations g" Military Bridges
will be the subject of the first meet
Ing to be held in the 1923 calendar
year, this meeting scheduled to be
held on January -. The remainder
of the program, which will extend
through the latter part of May, will
be as follows: February %, Military
Roads; March %, reconstruction in
War; April 25, Organization for
Work, or Duties of Engineers, and
May 23, Infantry Tactics
Cavalry Reserve officers of the Dis
trict of Columbia will meet at the
Fort Myer Riding Hall today at 10
am. for their instruction in equita-
tion, which will be conducted by Maj.
Roland l.. Gaugle, assistant executive
officer at headquarters. Local Ord
nance Reserve officers viii meet to-
morrow evening at headquarters under
the direction of Mai Gaugler, the sub
of H., g, III, A,4il
lery-Historical Sketch and Cannon"
Chemical Warfare Service Reserve Of
flcers of Washington will also hold
meeting tomorrow evening at head
quarters, the subject of which will be
general principles of tactics. Next
Tuesday evening Soth Division staff
officers will hold their first session of
the 1929 season at headquarters,
the subject of which will be communi-
cation with the division; wire, radio
and messenger systems; other means,
message centers, operation and use.
For texts on this subject, see
tables of organization, G. S. L., Vol. /,
chapter 8, section 2, pages 81 to "a;
and training regulations 1905, sig
nal communication for all arms. The
subject of the meeting OF the 313th
Field Artillery, Col. Leroy W. Heron,
commanding, to he held at Reserve
headquarters next Wednesday evening,
will be establishing and maintaining
the communications net to include
the regiment. The texts covering
these subjects are section 16. training
regulations, 430-105. The wire detail
is covered by the Field Artillery
School note book l, chapter 2. This
conference will be concluded by ter
rain board firing and aXial time brack
ct, which are covered by paragraphs
214, 216, and 217 and training regu-
Iations 430-S5. Medical field and staff
reserve officers of the District of Co.
1umbia will meet at reserve headquar-
ters next Thursday evening under the
direction of Lieut.. Col. T. S. Troy,
Medical Reserve. A critique will be
held from to S:15 o'clock, while from
SIS to $50 o'clock the subject taken
UP will be orientation. Map problem
No. 2, will be studied by the medical
reservists from $50 to 10 o'clock, at
which time the meeting will be con.
cluded. Medical Reserve Company of.
ficers of Washington will also meet
at headquarters on Thursday evening
under the direction of Maj. A. n.
Baggs, Medical Reserve. The pro-
gram OF the Medical Company officers
will be the same as that taken up by
the medical field and staff reservists,
with the one exception that the COM
pany group will take up map prob
lem No. /.
Local Reserve headquarters an
nounced last week the following
officers residing in the District of Co
lumbia: Second Lieut.. Eugene J. La
cock, Field Artillery Reserve, having
moved to the 4th Corps Area, is re-
lieved from assignment to the Field
Artillery Group; Second Lieut.. Her
man A. Blau, Engineer Reserve, is
assigned to the 80th Division; Second
Lieut.. Donald w. Kenneth, Quarter
master Reserve Branch Assignment
Group, having moved to the 1st
Corps Area, is relieved from attach
ment to the S0th Division; First
Lieut.. James Healey, Cavalry Re-
serve, having moved to the 7th
Corps Area, and Second Lieut.. Ber-
nard A. Kosicki, Cavalry Reserve,
having moved to the 1st Corps
Area, are both relieved from assign
ment to the 62d Cavalry Division;
Second Lieut.. Frank J. Ready. jr.,
Judge Advocate General Reserve, is
assigned to the 80th Division; the fol-
lowing first lieutenants of the Judge
Advocate General Reserve, are as
signed to the 80th Division: George
d. Brabson, John j. Darby, jr.; viii.
liam L. sTaggart and Frederic b.
Warder. Capt. Russell c. Engberg,
Infantry Reserve, is assigned to the
521st Infantry Battalion, zone of the
interior; Second Lieut.. John p. Smith,
Infantry Reserve, having moved to
the 4th Corps Area, is relieved from
assignment to the 80th Division;
Capt. Edward c. Morse. Medical Re-
serve, having been federally recog-
nized as a. captain, Medical Corps,
District of Columbia National Guard,
is relieved from assignment to the
S0th Division; Second Lieut.. Frederic
II. Chambers, Engineer Reserve, is
assigned to the 80th Division; Maj.
Virgil B. Williams, Medical Reserve,
is assigned to the 30th Evacuation
Hospital, 1st Army. as chief of ward
group Capt. Gerhard +. Lenski,
Chaplain Reserve. is assigned to the
364th Medical Regiment, 4th Army.
The following second lieutenants.
Infantry Reserve, are assigned to the
425th Infantry: Walter A. Adams,
Jerome Browne, Wendell 2. Collette,
AIonzo l.. Eason. John w. Edwards,
John W. Huguley. jr.; Bush A.
w. Mickey, Denver D. c. Mitchell,
Charles A. Ross, James f. Walker,
Gregory f. Woods, Harold l.. w.
Gray, Allen F. Grymes, Ashley 0.
Thomas and Walter La r. Wallace.
Second Lieut.. Henry S. Marshall
Field Artillery Reserve. fTacoma
Park, Md is assigned to the Soth Di-
vision. Second Lieut., Elliott r.
Emery. Air Reserve, is assigned to
the S0th Division. The following
first lieutenants. Medical Reserve, are
assigned TO the Soth Division: Ed
ward A. Krause. John G. Reisinger,
. Edwin X. Smith and George IL.
Smith, jr.
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