Patrols Scouting Messages
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4. He would question the men relative to their horses, arms and equipment and would inspect where there was any possibility of doubt. He would make sure that there were no horses of conspicuous color, that there was none that neighed or pawed excessively, that they were free from coughs and that their feet and backs were in excellent condition. He would make sure that the men were in good physical condition and that no man had a cough. He would instruct his men that two cooked meals and a feed ...of grain were to be taken and would caution each to fill his canteen with water or coffee. He would caution them to have their equipment complete and so ar- ranged as not to glisten or rattle. He would caution against the possession of any letters, maps or newspapers that might be of use to the enemy in case of capture.
5. He would explain the mission of the pa- trol and give in substance the instructions he had received. He would explain any plan he had formed and would point out on the map the route of the patrol and the important feat- ures of the terrain.
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4. He would question the men relative to their horses, arms and equipment and would inspect where there was any possibility of doubt. He would make sure that there were no horses of conspicuous color, that there was none that neighed or pawed excessively, that they were free from coughs and that their feet and backs were in excellent condition. He would make sure that the men were in good physical condition and that no man had a cough. He would instruct his men that two cooked meals and a feed ...of grain were to be taken and would caution each to fill his canteen with water or coffee. He would caution them to have their equipment complete and so ar- ranged as not to glisten or rattle. He would caution against the possession of any letters, maps or newspapers that might be of use to the enemy in case of capture.
5. He would explain the mission of the pa- trol and give in substance the instructions he had received. He would explain any plan he had formed and would point out on the map the route of the patrol and the important feat- ures of the terrain.
What to read after Patrols Scouting Messages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California Office of the Adjutant General to read onlineMoreLess
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