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To Halt
To arrest the march in quick or double time: 1. Squad...

Route Step And At Ease
The column of squads is the habitual column of route,...

To March By The Flank
Being in march: 1. By the right (left) flank, 2. MARC...

Miscellaneous Information
For convenience, military information is considered u...

Quick Time
Being at a halt, to march forward in quick time: 1. F...

The Little China Shepherdess
On the parlor mantel of a farmhouse stood little Chi...

To Load
Being in line or skirmish line at halt: 1. With dummy...

Assumption Of The Enemy
When reliable information of the enemy cannot be obta...

Facings
To the flank: 1. Right (left), 2. FACE. Raise sl...

Field Exercises
These exercises, as well as combat exercises, are for...





Bayonet





Importance of the Bayonet. The infantry soldier is armed with a
bayonet. He relies mainly on fire action to disable the enemy, but he
should know that it is often necessary for him to cross bayonets with
the enemy. Therefore he must be instructed in the use of the rifle and
the bayonet in hand-to-hand encounters. The present European War is
demonstrating the importance of this instruction. If you did not receive
instruction in bayonet fighting at a federal training camp, it was not
because it is unimportant, but because there was no available time to
give it. Any Reserve Officer can well afford to specialize in this
work.





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