The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-06
rs. CIVILIANS TO
OPEN MEETINGS
!. UNDER ALF0NTE
Members Of OrRa nizatiOn
Called Together by L. v.
Miller, President
NJ E EFT BIN ONTHLY
United States Army Requires
Officers to Spend 200 Hours
in Work

The Missouri Slope reserve arm,
officers will start the ball rolling
Thursday. Oct. IL, on their winter
army work.
Approximately rs members Of ths
Missouri Slope Reserve Officer:
Mess will meet at Fort Lincoln or
that date for the first of 16 BIZ
monthly Institutional meetings
which have been outlined for the
winter work Of the organization.
This announcement was made in
3 bismarck today by l.. v. Miller
president, and NJ. H. Atkinson, ad.
ejutant Of the organization. A great
number of the members of the or
ganization are residents of Bismarck
or Mandan but the territory repre-
scented by the group includes all OF
BurleiGh and Morton counties.
: The bi monthly Institutional
meetings will give reserve officers
an opportunity to spend required
time in army work. War depart
ment regulations demand that re-
serve officers spend 200 hours in
army work during each five.year
period. Officers lose their com.
mission If they do not fulfill the
requirement.
The years program has been an
~1lounced recently by 1t. Col. William
"A. Alfonte, Fourth Infantry. Fort
Lincoln. Alfonte is senior instruc-
tor. The meetings are alternated
between Bismarck and Fort Lincoln.
Program Is Announced
The years program follows:
Oct. II. Explanation Of course
showing of war films. At Fort
Lincoln. 1t. Col. William A. AL.
fonte, instructor.
Oct. Is. National defense-lec-
lure. At Bismarck. Col. E. p.
Quain, instructor.
Nov. 8. Map reading-practical
work. At Fort Lincoln. Capt.
George F. Bloomquist, instructor.
Nov. %. Map maneuver, part I.
Reinforced brigade in meeting en-.
gagenent. Statement Of problem
preliminary orders and disposition.
At Bismarck. 1t. Col. Alfonte,
instructor.
Dec. 13.-Map maneuver, Part II.
Contact, dispositions, development
based on dispositions-use of aux
iliary weapons. 1t. Col. Alfonte,
instructor. At Fort Lincoln.
Dec. II. Map maneuver, Part III.
Care and evacuation Of wounded.
At Bismarck. Major ]. o. Arnson.
instructor.
Jan. 10, 1929. Map maneuver.
Part w. Field artillery in meet
ing decentralization positions
and targets Of attached artillery. At
Fort Lincoln. Major A. B. Welch,
instructor.
Jan. "a. Air service observation
- Infantry liaison and attack. At
Bismarck. Second 1t. E. C. Peck,
instructor.
Feb. IA. Map maneuver. Part v.
acknowledgements. At
Fort Lincoln. Capt. H. H. Noyes,
instructor.
Feb. IS. Comparison Of civil and
military law. At Bismarck. Capt.
Ben Tillotson. instructor.
Mar. IA. Camp sanitation and
military hygiene conference. AT
Fort Lincoln. Capt. John r. Os.
walt, instructor.
Mar. %. Unit mobilization-con-
ference. At Bismarck. Capt. W.
Spann, instructor.
Apr. II. Defense against gas
chemical war service exhibition. At
Fort Lincoln. Instructor from
Seventh Corps Area.
Apr. Is. Military policy Of the
United States today-conference. At
Bismarck. 1t. Col. F. Baker. in.
structor.
May Q. Center of resistance
practical out-of-doors. At For,
Lincoln. Capt. A. K. Kupfer, in.
Nay Is. Engineers in defense
illustration problem. At Bismarck
Capt w. F. McGraw, instructor.
Alternate Subjects
Infantry communications-Con
ference. 1t. E. D. Pangburn, in
structor.
Infantry weapons-applicatory
methods. Capt. G. F. Bloomquist
instructor.
Security in camp-on march-or
battlefield. Capt. A. K. Kupfer, in
structor.
Battalion. regiment, and brigade
Staffs. 1t. Col. Alfonte, instructor