Annual Report of the Secretary of War, volume 3
Annual Report of the Secretary of War, volume 3
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Three weeks are devoted to tar- get practice, fair success having been obtained considering the limited amount of practice per man. A " crack'' infantry company (zouaves) was maintained, but dis- banded about four weeks ago.
The discipline of the students is reported good, and the military course seems quite popular with the students.
Lieut. R. C. Williams, Fifteenth Infantry, the commandant and instructor of the corps of cadets, resides near the college. He also gives instruction in algebra, t...rigo- nometry, and surveying, and receives for this extra work about $400 annually from the college. He states this does not at all interfere with his duties in the military department, and when in performance of duty in the laftter he always appears in proper uniform, and is a member of the faculty, with equal vote. He thiuKS that all male students in the preparatory department should be required to drill, as this would increase the infantry sufficiently to use all the cadet rlfies, and that four drills should be held a week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three weeks are devoted to tar- get practice, fair success having been obtained considering the limited amount of practice per man. A " crack'' infantry company (zouaves) was maintained, but dis- banded about four weeks ago.
The discipline of the students is reported good, and the military course seems quite popular with the students.
Lieut. R. C. Williams, Fifteenth Infantry, the commandant and instructor of the corps of cadets, resides near the college. He also gives instruction in algebra, t...rigo- nometry, and surveying, and receives for this extra work about $400 annually from the college. He states this does not at all interfere with his duties in the military department, and when in performance of duty in the laftter he always appears in proper uniform, and is a member of the faculty, with equal vote. He thiuKS that all male students in the preparatory department should be required to drill, as this would increase the infantry sufficiently to use all the cadet rlfies, and that four drills should be held a week.
What to read after Annual Report of the Secretary of War, volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. War Dept to read onlineMoreLess
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