Principles of Military Training
Principles of Military Training
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Medical officers can inform as to the details of this method.
Often with infantry commands there are large numbers of animals, and these should be supplied with shelter as soon as possible. Frame or paper roofs if possible, or if the government will not supply the lumber and materials, poles and brush can be cut, and in very hot, sunny countries, if there is not sufficient and convenient brush, grain sacks can be stretched over the poles and brush frames.
Supply officers should insist upon No. ...I forage for their animals, and see that it is not fed off the ground, but either in feed boxes or nose bags. Remember that the ordinary horse nose bags will not be large enough for mules. Daily grooming and monthly horseshoeing should be insisted upon for each and every animal, whether mule or horse. If by misadventure your requi- sitions are not filled for anything, responsible officers should insist on the camp supply officer supplying urgent needs, and red tape can always be cut if intelligence and tact is displayed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Medical officers can inform as to the details of this method.
Often with infantry commands there are large numbers of animals, and these should be supplied with shelter as soon as possible. Frame or paper roofs if possible, or if the government will not supply the lumber and materials, poles and brush can be cut, and in very hot, sunny countries, if there is not sufficient and convenient brush, grain sacks can be stretched over the poles and brush frames.
Supply officers should insist upon No. ...I forage for their animals, and see that it is not fed off the ground, but either in feed boxes or nose bags. Remember that the ordinary horse nose bags will not be large enough for mules. Daily grooming and monthly horseshoeing should be insisted upon for each and every animal, whether mule or horse. If by misadventure your requi- sitions are not filled for anything, responsible officers should insist on the camp supply officer supplying urgent needs, and red tape can always be cut if intelligence and tact is displayed.
What to read after Principles of Military Training?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Ross Mccoy to read onlineMoreLess
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