Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09

Washington, D. G. This training will
begin on August IL and will conclude
August "a, 1890.
In addition to the camp training at
Tobyhanna and the five-day march
with the 18th Field Artillery to the
Capital, Col. Heron announced last
week that the 80th Division will partici-
pate in a corps command post exercise
at Fort George G.. Meade, Md, from
July to 10, 1880. Following are given
the personnel requirements which are
to be selected from the Artillery; Artil-
lery brigade, command post-One lieu
tenant colonel or major as brigade ex-
ecutive, two captains In the stan sec
ton, one lieutenant as communications
officer, one lieutenant as munitions ofn-
Ger and one lieutenant in the stan sec
ton. The personnel requirements, which
are TO be selected from the Artillery Tor
each Artillery regimental command post,
are as follows One colonel or lieutenant
colonel as commanding officer, two cap
tains in the staff section. two lieuten-
ants as liaison officers and acting Ar
tillery battalion commanders ana one
lielItenant as communications officer.
EVERY member of the 313th Regiment
WAS notified last week by Col. Heron
as to the two prospective training plans
for his regiment this Summer, ana
they have been asked to indicate
whether they desire to volunteer lot
the training in one OF the indicated ca
pacities during the period from July
& to 10, In case their civilian pursuits
make it impracticable for them to train
during July with the S0th Division
CORPS command post exercise, they
have been asked to indicate whether
they will be able to attend the active
duty training of the regiment at Toby
hanna, Pa, from August II to "a
1880. inclusive. Some officers may de-
sire, and viii ind it practicable, to
attend both camps Of instruction. In
this event, an officer may attend but
one of the camps with pay and al
lowanceS.
In order to prepare officers Of the
32Oth Infantry. a District of Columbia
Reserve Infantry Regiment, who may
attend the 80th Division tactical train
ing at Fort George @. Meade, Nd,
beginning August II and concluding
August so, 1890, Col. Melville S. jar
Wis. Infantry, senior instructor OF the
Organized Reserves in Washington, has
had prepared a special course Of mac
tive duty training for the next three
months. Majs. William A. Jones ana
Andres Lopez, both Infantry officers,
have been designated as the instruc-
tors for this training, which viii en-
brace the following subjects on the
dates indicated: March IS, battalion In
attack, Maj. Jones; April /, rife COM
pany In attack, Maj. Lopez; April
Is, machine gun company and howitzer
company in attack, Mai. Jones; May 8,
May 20, scouting and patrolling, Maj.
Lopez, and June 3, orientation, Maj.
Jones.
Lieut.. Col. Charles B. Moore, Infantry.
has been designated to conduct the In
active duty training for those local
Reserve Infantry officers and slternateS
who viii be selected for the Third
Corps command post exercise, which
will be held at Fort George q. Meade,
Nd, from July 6 to 10, 1880. In order
that District Of Columbia Infantry Re-
servists, who contemplate undergoing
this active duty training, may prepare
themselves for this training, the fol-
lowing subjects will be taken up by
Lieut.. Col. Moore on the dates In
dicated March 10, discussion Of the
Infantry staff (see chapters 1, Q and
April /, marches, tactical principles and
decisions (see chapters 2 and 4 Of
Reconnaissance and Security; April IS,
discussion of chapters 5, 6, 2, 8 and
of Command STAFF and LogisticS; May
6, O discussion of offensive combat, de-
fensive combat, and development Tor
combat; May 20, discussion Of attack
and defense Of position, counter-at-
facts, tactical principles and decisions,
and attack against and defense of a
zone. The concluding conference Of
this series will be held on June 3, at
which will be taken up discussion Of
chapters 10 and IL of Command STAFF
and Logistics.
Maj. John A. Considine. Cavalry, viii
conduct the equitation class for Cavalry
Reserve officers Of washington at the
Fort Myer, Va, riding hall today at
$3.50 am.
Two Institutional conferences will be
held at local Reserve headquarters to-
morrow evening, namely, Ordance and
Chemical Warfare Service. The Ord
nance ReServists will take up the or
ganization of an ordnance depot in the
United States under the direction of
First Lieut.. Edward W. Smith, while
Maj. Gen. H. L. Gilchrist, chief Of
Chemical Warfare Service, will discuss
at the chemical meeting the Chemical
Warfare Service.
Coast Artillery Reserve officers win
meet at headquarters Tuesday evening,
while the same evening the Air Corps
Reservists will meet in the Munitions
Building to take up bombardment train
ing (fight to group under Maj. Doug
las B. Netherwood. Members of the