Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10

the 320th Infantry, Col. Winfield Scott
commanding. These two regiments will
be in camp from July % to August
5, Col. Herron's regiment going to
Fort Hoyle, Md while the 320th In
fantry will be in camp at Fort Eustis,
Va.
There is a twofold objective in the
Reserve training for 1929, namely:
First, the training of the Reserve regi-
ments through the use of the citizens
military training camps, and, second,
the training Of the c. M T. C. With
q view OF attaining the first objective,
the Reserve regiments will be given
control Of the citizens military train
Ing camps for definite periods and the
regimental commanders will be re-
sponsible for the training conducted
during this period, not only of the
G. M. I. c.. but also of their own per-
sonnet, during the time it is not
actively employed in training the C. NJ
T. c. To accomplish the second OBJ
Jective, train the G. M. T. c., it is ex-
fore maintained In c. M. T. c. train
ing be secured and maintained in the
1929 training.
Anticipating the great amount of
work that will be required in the
preparation of the 1929 training pro-
grams for both the Reserve regiments
and the citizens military training
camps, Col. Scott sent out last week
to all officers assigned and attached to
the 320th Infantry, QUESTIONABLE per-
tanning to the approaching camp train
ing. Since 1t will be necessary that
a full complement of the regiment be
present at the Fort Eustis encampment
for the conduct of this training. ii
Is imperative that each officer signify
whether or not he will be able to at
tend the assemblies. Officers who do
not attend the subsequent assemblies
will not be recommended for active
duty training at this camp. Plans have
been formulated whereby instruction
governing all phases of the training To
be given the c. M. T. C. will be con-
Quoted In some suitable drill hall by
the Regular Army Instructors attached
to the regiment, during the remaining
period of inactive duty training Mem
bers OF the 320th Infantry should notify
local Reserve headquarters their inten-
tions in this matter Col Heron will
send out similar Instructions pertain
ing to his regiment, so that the re-
manning Field Artillery inactive duty
assemblies may be devoted to the ap-
preaching training camp programs.
Cavalry Reserve officers residing in the
District Of Columbia will meet at the
Fort Myer riding hall today at $50
O'Clock for instruction in equitation, un-
der the direction of Mai. John A. Con-
eidine. Seven Institutional assemblies
will be held by. as many Washington
Reserve units this week. viz: Ordnance
Chemical Warfare Service, Air Corps
Adjutant Generals Department, Quar-
termaster Corps, Finance Department
and Specialist section. Tomorrow eve.
ming at local Reserve headquarters Ord
nance and Chemical Warfare Reserve
officers will meet. Caterpillar tractors
and crosS-country trucks will be the
subject Of the Ordnance conference
which will be conducted by Capt. Ros-
well e. Hardy, while Maj William N
Porter, on duty in the Office of the
Chief Of Chemical Warfare Service. will
conduct the Chemical Warfare meeting
at which will be discussed Chemical
Warfare Service tactics
Oficers Of the Air Corps and Adju.
tant Generals Department Reserve will
hold their Institutional conferences
Tuesday evening. Capt. William z
&asthsng and Lieut.. Charles r. Prime