Report of the Secretary of War Communicating the Report of Captain George B M
Report of the Secretary of War Communicating the Report of Captain George B M
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In an isolated brigade there is a brigade officer of the day ; in every division there is a division officer of the day, but none of brigade.
These officers are from the number of battalion commanders and junior field officers.
When there are several divisions in camp, there is a camp officer of the day, who is one of the commanders of the infantry brigades and regiments, or of the artillery brigades.
If the commander approaches the camp, the privates of the day call out "Parlies of the day on ...(lie lines ! " at which they take post as follows : the regimental officer of the day in front of the centre of the regiment, 15 paces from the lines ; the battalion officers of the day in front of the colors, 8 paces from the lines ; the sergeants and privates of the day at the guidons of their companies ; the drummer of the day by his drum. — (See PI. 15, 16, and 17. ) OF FIELD, CAMP, AND QUARTER GUARDS.
(PL 15, 16, and 17. ) When encamped, infantry post field, camp, and quarter guards. The field guards protect the front of the camp by a chain of double sentinels ; the quarter guards supply a chain of single sentinels in rear of the camp ; the camp guards furnish the sentinels for the interior of the camp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In an isolated brigade there is a brigade officer of the day ; in every division there is a division officer of the day, but none of brigade.
These officers are from the number of battalion commanders and junior field officers.
When there are several divisions in camp, there is a camp officer of the day, who is one of the commanders of the infantry brigades and regiments, or of the artillery brigades.
If the commander approaches the camp, the privates of the day call out "Parlies of the day on ...(lie lines ! " at which they take post as follows : the regimental officer of the day in front of the centre of the regiment, 15 paces from the lines ; the battalion officers of the day in front of the colors, 8 paces from the lines ; the sergeants and privates of the day at the guidons of their companies ; the drummer of the day by his drum. — (See PI. 15, 16, and 17. ) OF FIELD, CAMP, AND QUARTER GUARDS.
(PL 15, 16, and 17. ) When encamped, infantry post field, camp, and quarter guards. The field guards protect the front of the camp by a chain of double sentinels ; the quarter guards supply a chain of single sentinels in rear of the camp ; the camp guards furnish the sentinels for the interior of the camp.
What to read after Report of the Secretary of War Communicating the Report of Captain George B M?
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