Four Years in the Saddle. History of the First Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Cavalry. War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865
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It was drill, drill with the men all day and theoretical instruction all evening. I had been in West Virginia Assistant Surgeon of the Ninth Ohio Infantry all summer, had been active in two battles — Kich ^Mountain and Carnefax Ferry — and was therefore not unacquainted with military life and my duties as a medical officer.
A regiment was then entitled to a Surgeon, an Assistant Surgeon, and a Hospital Steward — the latter to be appointed by the Surgeon. My first duty was to appoint a Steward, ...make requisitions for medicines and instruments, and organize my de- partment; select nurses, ambulance driver, cook, etc., with the approval of the Colonel. All officers and men will know what it means to organize a thousand men coming from all walks of life, some well educated and many scarcely at all, but all wholly un- acquainted with military life and duties, into battalions, com- panies, scjuads, and platoons, and teach them the various duties of a soldier. No doubt many mistakes and blunders were made, sometimes laughable and sometimes more serious, as for instance when the gallant soldier, standing guard, put the Commander- in-Chief of the camp into the guard-house because he had for- gotten the countersign (given out by himself).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was drill, drill with the men all day and theoretical instruction all evening. I had been in West Virginia Assistant Surgeon of the Ninth Ohio Infantry all summer, had been active in two battles — Kich ^Mountain and Carnefax Ferry — and was therefore not unacquainted with military life and my duties as a medical officer.
A regiment was then entitled to a Surgeon, an Assistant Surgeon, and a Hospital Steward — the latter to be appointed by the Surgeon. My first duty was to appoint a Steward, ...make requisitions for medicines and instruments, and organize my de- partment; select nurses, ambulance driver, cook, etc., with the approval of the Colonel. All officers and men will know what it means to organize a thousand men coming from all walks of life, some well educated and many scarcely at all, but all wholly un- acquainted with military life and duties, into battalions, com- panies, scjuads, and platoons, and teach them the various duties of a soldier. No doubt many mistakes and blunders were made, sometimes laughable and sometimes more serious, as for instance when the gallant soldier, standing guard, put the Commander- in-Chief of the camp into the guard-house because he had for- gotten the countersign (given out by himself).
What to read after Four Years in the Saddle. History of the First Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Cavalry. War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curry, W. L. (William Leontes), B. 1839. Comp. Cn to read onlineMoreLess
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