Evening star., 1936-09-20
RESERVE TRAINING
SCHEDULE DRAWN
Col. WetheriII, Senior In.
structor, Approves Inactive
Duty Plans.

Col. Richard wetherill, senior in.
structor Of the Organized Reserves
In Washington, last week approved
the 1867 inactive training schedule
for District reserve groups, Quarter
masters. Air Corps and the 42sth and
42sth Infantry regiments.
The first quartermaster schedule
will be held on October II. Maj. H.
Edward will outline the course and
discuss supply during the 1st Cavalry
division maneuvers.
The remainder Of this schedule fol-
lows: October 26, supply and logistics
by Maj. 8. L Zeinder: November 9,
supply and logistics, 5th corps, I'd
Army ut Fort Knox by Col. ]. z.
Barzynski; November 23, initial or
ganization Of army motor transporta-
ton by Maj. e. r. Langley, q. M Res:
December IA, movement of infantry
division by motor transport by Capt.
NJ E. Wilson.
The quartermaster schedule will be
as follows: January IL. movement of
infantry division by motor transport
by Capt. Wilson: January IS, supply
and logistics during command post
exercise. Sd Army, by. Lieut.. Col. J.
L. Frink; February 8, motor main
tenance problems Of the Army by
Lieut.. Col. T. ]. johnson; March 8.
combined meeting presided over by
Maj. H. Edward; March %, utilities
for camps and posts by Capt. w. B.
Lawrence, @. M. Res; April IL. prob
lens Of the supply division, office Of
the Quartermaster General by Lieut..
Col. c. A. Hardig: April 26. the
Mesopotamian Campaign, by Lieut..
Col Roland Walsh, and May 10. war
procurement planning - transition,
peace to war, by Maj. G. A. Horkan.
The final assembly will be held May
"a. Mai. H. Edward will conduct q
general review.
Eight conferences compose the
1867 troop school schedule of the
Air Corps. One will be held each
month beginning October 13 and
terminating May II. The Air Corps
schedule follows: october 13, the pur-
pose and accomplishment of the War
Department training directive; Novem-
Der 10. Department Of Commerce
radio facilities, safety regulations, and
airline safety agreements; December 8,
Air Corps communications equipment
and uses; January IL, 1887, modern
military aircraft; February Q, pursuit
aviation; March 9, attack aviation:
April 13, bombardment aviation, and
at the final meeting Of the year, to
be held on May II, 1887, there will
be discussed the General Headquarters
Air Force.
The first troop school schedule for
the 428th and 429th Infantry Regi-
ments will be held October S. Col.
Wetherin will speak, following which
Maj. e. w. Leard will discuss the
schedule and extension courses for the
1867 year, and Col Hamilton will
speak in regard to the c. M. r. c.
The schedule follows: October 10.
duties with the Civilian Conservation
Corps by Capt. Slade; November 2.
solution Of map problems including
conventional signs by Capt. Ferguson;
November Is, offensive combat by Mai.
Johnson, and December Z, company
in attack by Lieut.. Col. Roy Atwood.
Beginning with the 1887 calendar
year. the schedule will be: January 4,
defensive combat. by Lieut.. Col.
Queen; January 1s. company and pla-
toon in defense by Capt. Welch; Feb
ruary l, supply in campaign, small
units, by Capt. Chase; February Is,
estimate Of the situation; March /,
military courtesies and customs Of the
service and selected historical map
problem; March Is, military corre-
spondence and paper work and his
torical map problem; April S, use of
compass and orientation at night by
Lieuts. Ferguson and Atkins; April 10,
close-order drill and ceremonies, by
Maj. York and Lieut.. Col. Queen:
May 3, company administration and
duties Of company officers by Maj.
York, and rife craftsmanship and
range firing by Capt. Marchbanks and
Lieut.. D. z. Smith. The final confer
ence Of the year will be held May II.
Maj. Leard will discuss errors noted
at the Citizens Military Training
Camps. Capt. Contee will take up the
processing of c. M. T. C. candidates
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