Organization Training And Mobilization of a Reserve for the Regular Army
Organization Training And Mobilization of a Reserve for the Regular Army
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Divisions and brigades when organized should be commanded by officers of the Regular Army, detailed in peace for such duty, ap- pointments as general officers becoming effective only on mobiliza- tion because of actual or threatened hostilities.
Such appointments should create temporary vacancies in the grades held by such appointees, to be filled in a manner provided for similar temporary vacancies caused by appointments to higher vol- unteer rank under section 8 of the act approved April 25, ...1914.
18. ARMS AND EQUIPMENT.
Deposits of arms and equipment for this reserve should be placed in storage at Army posts, in Government buildings, and at rifle ranges of the Organized Militia. Where such facilities are not available, at storehouses erected for the purpose.
At each such location an officer of the reserve, placed on active duty throughout the year, should be custodian of and accountable for the arms and equipment.
Sites for these deposits, as they are to become mobilization points for the reserve, should be places from which railway communication facilitates prompt dispatch of mobilized units toward camps of con- centration or mobilization.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Divisions and brigades when organized should be commanded by officers of the Regular Army, detailed in peace for such duty, ap- pointments as general officers becoming effective only on mobiliza- tion because of actual or threatened hostilities.
Such appointments should create temporary vacancies in the grades held by such appointees, to be filled in a manner provided for similar temporary vacancies caused by appointments to higher vol- unteer rank under section 8 of the act approved April 25, ...1914.
18. ARMS AND EQUIPMENT.
Deposits of arms and equipment for this reserve should be placed in storage at Army posts, in Government buildings, and at rifle ranges of the Organized Militia. Where such facilities are not available, at storehouses erected for the purpose.
At each such location an officer of the reserve, placed on active duty throughout the year, should be custodian of and accountable for the arms and equipment.
Sites for these deposits, as they are to become mobilization points for the reserve, should be places from which railway communication facilitates prompt dispatch of mobilized units toward camps of con- centration or mobilization.
What to read after Organization Training And Mobilization of a Reserve for the Regular Army?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Washington United States Army War College to read onlineMoreLess
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