Report On Mobilization of the Organized Militia And National Guard of the United
Report On Mobilization of the Organized Militia And National Guard of the United
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G. , remarked that under the present system of making physical examinations of applicants for enlist- ment in the Organized Militia the citizen soldier will be of little value on a hasty call in the Federal service. He gives as a reason for this the very large number of officers and men found physically disqualified on muster-in, the loss reaching as high as 77 per cent in one company, and as a result, in the first and second regiments, all but one company was reduced below peace strength, and ...these losses had to be replaced almost entirely by untrained men. He criticizes the system which permits this as being faulty.
Another criticism made is the totally inadequate number of instruc- tors, which in general is limited to one instructor for each branch of the service in one or more States, which is entirely inadequate for efficiency. At this call the instructors were in general taken off in- struction work and made assistant mustering officers, at a time when instruction could best be given, viz, when troops were mobilized and could give their whole time to instruction and training.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. , remarked that under the present system of making physical examinations of applicants for enlist- ment in the Organized Militia the citizen soldier will be of little value on a hasty call in the Federal service. He gives as a reason for this the very large number of officers and men found physically disqualified on muster-in, the loss reaching as high as 77 per cent in one company, and as a result, in the first and second regiments, all but one company was reduced below peace strength, and ...these losses had to be replaced almost entirely by untrained men. He criticizes the system which permits this as being faulty.
Another criticism made is the totally inadequate number of instruc- tors, which in general is limited to one instructor for each branch of the service in one or more States, which is entirely inadequate for efficiency. At this call the instructors were in general taken off in- struction work and made assistant mustering officers, at a time when instruction could best be given, viz, when troops were mobilized and could give their whole time to instruction and training.
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