Arms And the Boy Military Training in Schools And Colleges Its Value in Peace
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January 1st to February 28th, troop leadership competitions, twelve-inch Gettysburg map maneuver. Include military policy of the United States. 4. January 1st to February 28th, minimum of drill, maximum of gallery practise, group competitions. 5. March 1st to May 7th, minimum of drill, maxi- mum of range practise and field firing competitions. 6. May 8th to June 15th, minimum of drill, maxi- mum, of camp and field problems, competitive between high schools. 7. All through school year, commencin...g in the spring and running through the following fall and win- ter, take boys into camp each week and harden them to the rigors of camp life. Teach them sanita- 230 ARMS AND THE BOY tion, cooking, woodcraft, simple field engineering, plains-craft, castramentation, sketching, scouting, pa- trolling, the service of security and information, and qualify them as guides in their own immediate sur- rounding territory. 8. Summer camp immediately after closing of school, fourteen days. The modified Washington high-school cadet season, January to June, 1916, follows: (Please note that this does not represent a normal school year but shows a transition from an old, antiquated, close order drill sys- tem to the new Wyoming system.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
January 1st to February 28th, troop leadership competitions, twelve-inch Gettysburg map maneuver. Include military policy of the United States. 4. January 1st to February 28th, minimum of drill, maximum of gallery practise, group competitions. 5. March 1st to May 7th, minimum of drill, maxi- mum of range practise and field firing competitions. 6. May 8th to June 15th, minimum of drill, maxi- mum, of camp and field problems, competitive between high schools. 7. All through school year, commencin...g in the spring and running through the following fall and win- ter, take boys into camp each week and harden them to the rigors of camp life. Teach them sanita- 230 ARMS AND THE BOY tion, cooking, woodcraft, simple field engineering, plains-craft, castramentation, sketching, scouting, pa- trolling, the service of security and information, and qualify them as guides in their own immediate sur- rounding territory. 8. Summer camp immediately after closing of school, fourteen days. The modified Washington high-school cadet season, January to June, 1916, follows: (Please note that this does not represent a normal school year but shows a transition from an old, antiquated, close order drill sys- tem to the new Wyoming system.
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