Transportation of Troops And Materiel
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Should the officer in command of the convoy have given orders covering the case of a vessel becoming separated from the convov, those orders will be rigidly complied with.
Written orders, giving the general instructions for and sail- ing formation of the ships under convoy, and any signals that may be prescribed or agreed upon, will be given by the officer in contmand of the convoy to the transport quartermaster, who will see that the m'aster is furnished with a copy thereof.
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COMMEJS^TS.
Ou...r present transport system, counting active and inactive vessels; is capable of carrjung 15,000 men, baggage, and camp equipage, with supplies for two months; not counting, however, on carrying any animals either for cavalry or transport, or for artillery. For the carriage of an army corps consisting of 36,670 men, together with the necessary animals, guns, and all classes of impedimenta, there would be required not less than 320,000 tons of shipping, and this would not include any supplies other than what will be required for immediate use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Should the officer in command of the convoy have given orders covering the case of a vessel becoming separated from the convov, those orders will be rigidly complied with.
Written orders, giving the general instructions for and sail- ing formation of the ships under convoy, and any signals that may be prescribed or agreed upon, will be given by the officer in contmand of the convoy to the transport quartermaster, who will see that the m'aster is furnished with a copy thereof.
XV.
COMMEJS^TS.
Ou...r present transport system, counting active and inactive vessels; is capable of carrjung 15,000 men, baggage, and camp equipage, with supplies for two months; not counting, however, on carrying any animals either for cavalry or transport, or for artillery. For the carriage of an army corps consisting of 36,670 men, together with the necessary animals, guns, and all classes of impedimenta, there would be required not less than 320,000 tons of shipping, and this would not include any supplies other than what will be required for immediate use.
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