Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-14
Organized
Reserves

Preliminary instructions pertaining to
the training Of the Organized Reserves
Of the Sd Corps Area, OF which
Washington Reserve units are q part
Cor the 1891 fiscal year. have been issued
By corps area headquarters In Balti-
more. The training year of this COM
ponent of the Army Of the United States
b divided into two parts, as follows:
(A) Training on an inactive status and
(b) training on an active duty status.
The ultimate training objective for the
Organized Reserves will be reached at
the end Of training cycle of three
years, the aim of which viii be pro-
ficiency In mobilization and the ability
10 accomplish the war mission OF each
unit. The agencies employed In the
three-year cycle win be: Duty ct citi-
xens' military training camps; school
Of weapons, school OF tactical exercises,
and duty with Regular Army and Ma
Unit instructors ct washington Re-
serve headquarters will endeevor to ad.
Just the personnel Of the local Reserve
units so that q unit team will result
from the seasons inactive and active
duty training. The conference and
school work Of the year win be con-
duty tour scheduled. This Is most i'm
portant with reference to duty with the
citizens military training camps, and
reservists will be given % understand
that If they are not prepared for this
duty they will not be detailed on it
next Summer.
The extension for Reserve ofIicers will
An 1S.Ynf Tod aars amAe :.
No. 35O-30OO and Extension Course
Memorandum No. /. I'D Corps Area,
current series. Full information on the
conduct of Summer training camps will
be covered in training memorandum for
the Organized Reserves that will be
issued on or about october !, 1880.
The training year for the Reserve
the opening of educational institutions
IN the Fail, soon after September /, to
the close of the Summer camps, usually
about August !. The training period for
this component is twofold: First, the
school period from about September
to about June is. The duration of this
period Is variable. owing to opening and
closing dates of the various educational
institutions maintaining r. o. T. G.
units. The second training period for
the r. o. T. @. group Is the Summer
training camp period extending for six
weeks for advanced course students,
beginning about June Is and concluding
August /. Information covering the
conduct of Summer camps for this
component viii issue as training mem
orandum from Sd Corps Area head
quarters on or about October l.
The 1881 training period for the
young men of washington composing
the Citizens Military Training Camps
group will be for the period of one
month commencing at date just SUBJ
sequent to July /, 1881. Full data on
sued by corps headquarters at Balti-
more in the form of training memo /
randum about October !, 1880.
second Lieut.. william D. Mitchell,
Field Artillery Reserve, 1901 Columbia
road who has been promoted 10 be
drst lieutenant, will remain assigned TO
the 313th Field Artillery. First Lieut..
Lawrence H. Winking, Chaplain Re-
serve, Catholic University, and Second
Lieut.. A. Thompson, Infantry Reserve,
STO0 Massachusetts, avenue, having
moved beyond the division area, are
relieved from assignment to the 320th
infantry. Second Lieut.. John M. Leach,
Infantry Reserve, 1919 Franklin street
northeast, having been transferred to
the Ordnance section, Is relieved from
assignment to the 320th Infantry. Pvt. |
Francis P. Wells, Infantry Enlisted Re- |
serve Corps wyoming apartments Is |
assigned to the 32Oth Infantry. IL
Mai. Frazer o. Hiider Engineer Re- |
serve, 1909 Delafield place, Is assigned |
to the 305th Engineer Regiment. Capt |
Howard z. Snyder, Chaplain Reserve. |
24te First street, having been trans |
ferred to the branch assignment group, |
Is relieved from assignment TO the 320th |
Infantry. First Lieuts. Donald v. Holli- |
day 1885 Eleventh street; Seaborn
Jones, 1922 Third street, and Otis T.
Weaver, 1448 Park road, all Infantry
Reserve officers, are assigned to the
320th Infantry First Lieut.. Wesley |
Cole, Signal Reserve, 1916 S street, hav- i
ing been transferred to the branch as
signment group, is relieved from as
signment to the s0th Signal Company. |
Second Lieuts. August NJ. Booth, $500 |
Eighteenth street, and James @. KNIT
ner. 1901 Connecticut avenue, both Field |
Artillery Reserve officers. are assigned |
to the 315th Field Artillery. Second
Lieut. Lawrence e. FouchS, Signal Re- |
serve, 1888 Kansas avenue, is assigned
to the 80th Signal Company. Second |
Lieut.. Selwyn L. Powers, Infantry Re-
serve, 4408 Sixteenth street. having ac- |
cepted reappointment without assign |
ment or active duty, is relieved from |
assignment to the 320th infantry. Pvts |
Frank A. D'Angelo, 632 street. and
william L. Tucker, 200 Massachusetts |
avenue both Infantry Enlisted Re- |
serve Corps, are assigned to the 320th |