The Militia As Organized Under the Constitution And Its Value to the Nation As a
The Militia As Organized Under the Constitution And Its Value to the Nation As a
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11. CHARACTER OF THE FORCE ASSEMBLED.
Section 18 of the act of 1903 requires, for participating in certain funds distributed by the Federal Government, participation in five days' camp or march and 24 periods of instruction.
Assuming that a man attended five days' camp and 24 drills of 1| hours each, he would have received about 60 hours instruction in a year.
The last report of the Chief of Staff (p. 7) states that "over 30 per cent failed to attend 24 drills" and that "it is believed to be a ...safe conclusion that not a single unit at its maximum strength marched a distance of 10 miles fully equipped and armed. " The personnel of the Organized Militia is constantly changing. Table, page 33, Report of Chief of Militia Division (1914), shows over 35 per cent of the enlisted men served less than one year; over 74 per cent less than three years.
In three years the maximum amount of instruction received by any man would probably never exceed 180 hours — this would be an ex- ceptional case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11. CHARACTER OF THE FORCE ASSEMBLED.
Section 18 of the act of 1903 requires, for participating in certain funds distributed by the Federal Government, participation in five days' camp or march and 24 periods of instruction.
Assuming that a man attended five days' camp and 24 drills of 1| hours each, he would have received about 60 hours instruction in a year.
The last report of the Chief of Staff (p. 7) states that "over 30 per cent failed to attend 24 drills" and that "it is believed to be a ...safe conclusion that not a single unit at its maximum strength marched a distance of 10 miles fully equipped and armed. " The personnel of the Organized Militia is constantly changing. Table, page 33, Report of Chief of Militia Division (1914), shows over 35 per cent of the enlisted men served less than one year; over 74 per cent less than three years.
In three years the maximum amount of instruction received by any man would probably never exceed 180 hours — this would be an ex- ceptional case.
What to read after The Militia As Organized Under the Constitution And Its Value to the Nation As a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Washington United States Army War College to read onlineMoreLess
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