Regulations for Standard Motor Vehicle Operation
Regulations for Standard Motor Vehicle Operation
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O's of sections. They follow their companies and should habitually place themselves in the rear of their companies. The train commanders precede their trains.
g. A vehicle temporarily dropping out of a group convoy must fall in behind the last car of the nearest company. It must not rejoin its original place until so ordered by the Chief of Convoy.
( 23 ) Troop Convoy (Type "c").
a. The transportation of troops presents a number of features not to be found in ordinary cargo transport, and compa...ny commanders must at all times be in a position to prepare their trucks for this purpose at short notice. All portions of the truck equipment that have been removed, such as tops, benches and bows must be kept together where they cannot be molested or lost and can be readily replaced on the trucks. The company commander will verify the oil, gasoline and kerosene supply of each truck, and the condition of the lamps.
He will ascertain the probable duration of the convoy and provide his men with food and clothing accordingly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O's of sections. They follow their companies and should habitually place themselves in the rear of their companies. The train commanders precede their trains.
g. A vehicle temporarily dropping out of a group convoy must fall in behind the last car of the nearest company. It must not rejoin its original place until so ordered by the Chief of Convoy.
( 23 ) Troop Convoy (Type "c").
a. The transportation of troops presents a number of features not to be found in ordinary cargo transport, and compa...ny commanders must at all times be in a position to prepare their trucks for this purpose at short notice. All portions of the truck equipment that have been removed, such as tops, benches and bows must be kept together where they cannot be molested or lost and can be readily replaced on the trucks. The company commander will verify the oil, gasoline and kerosene supply of each truck, and the condition of the lamps.
He will ascertain the probable duration of the convoy and provide his men with food and clothing accordingly.
What to read after Regulations for Standard Motor Vehicle Operation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Army. American Expeditionary Forces to read onlineMoreLess
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