Evening star., 1935-05-12
SUMMER TRAINING
. PLANS CHANGED.
Schedules for 1885 Period
Given Reserve Officers
by Col. McCammon.

OF interest to every Reserve of1cer
In the District are the changes in the
1885 Summer training schedules for
District Reserve officers, which were
announced last week by Col. w. w.
McCammon, Infantry, senior instruc-
tor Of the Organized Reserves in
Washington.
At Fort George G. Meade. Nd, Dis
trict officers will train as follows: 320th
Infantry, School. of Infantry Arms,
July 28 to August 10; 320th Infantry,
School of Tactical Exercises, July IA
to az; l55th Field Artillery Brigade,
School Of Tactical Exercises, July II
to 81; Signal Corps training, c. M.
r. G., July to IA and July IA to 81.
The new training dates for District
units at Fort Hoyle. Md, will be as
follows: 155th Field Artillery Brigade
unit training, July to IA, and the
new training dates at Fort Monroe,
Va, will involve the 913th Coast Ar
tillery training c. M. T. c., July to IA,
and the 622d Coast Artillery training
c. M. T. c., July IA to 81. District
officers of the 306th Cavalry will train
c. M. T. c. at Fort Myer, Va, in two
camps, viz, July to IA and July IA
to ~. The air, officers will undergo
group training at Langley Field, Va,
from July 81 to August 3, while ord
nance officers of the District will
undergo group training at Raritan
Arsenal, New Jersey. from July to
20. Oficers of the 130lth Service Unit
will be given mobilization training
from July 20 to August 10. and mem
bers OF the 1305th Service Unit will
undergo mobilization training at Bait
more, Md, from August 4 to II. Off,
GERS of the 1301st Service Unit should
submit their applications for active
duty training direct to 10th Division
headquarters, Philadelphia, Pa.
ofcers of the Military Intelligence
Department will meet today at $50
am. at Twentieth street entrance Of
the Munitions Building, under Col.
Fred B. Ryons, for a tactical talk.
District quartermasters will meet to-
Zeidner and H. Edward. The con-
duct of citizens military training
camps will be discussed by Lieut.. Col.
z. B. Gray at the Coast Artillery
conference Tuesday evening. Service
practice and field artillery training
will be the subject of the 3l3th Field
Artillery meeting Wednesday evening,
to be conducted by Maj. S. LIE Roy
Irwin. A cavalry regiment in defen-
sive combat will be discussed by Lieut..
Col. H. c. Dagley at the Cavalry
meeting Thursday evening. Ordnance
officers will meet Friday evening
under Maj Raymond Marsh. Lieut..
Col. H. c. Dagley, Cavalry, will con-
duct the class in equitation at the
Fort Myer riding hall Sunday morn
ing for Cavalry officers Of the Dis
trict. Instruction will begin at 9 am.
Second Lieuts. Alton v. Arnold and
Nathan Needle have been ordered to
active duty with the Civilian Conser-
walton Corps. Capt. Arlington A. Nc.
Callum began at Fort Howard, Md,
this week IA days Of active duty. As
signments of other District officers
include the following: First Lieut..
Joseph M. Moore, to the Forty-second
General Hospital; First Lieut.. Milton
A. Juster, to the Seventy-fourth Cen
eral Hospital, and Second Lieut.
Rutherford B. Stevens, transferred
from the 42sth Infantry to the 42eth
Infantry.