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Halts
Halts are made for the purpose of resting. Take advan...

Water
Fill your canteen each evening, as the water wagons s...

Rules Governing The Carrying Of The Piece
Third. The cut-off is kept turned down, except when u...

Fire Superiority
Do not study this chapter until you begin your exte...

Examples
Suppose the company to be in line. In executing: ...

The Logical Way To Estimate The Situation
1st. Consider exactly what you are to do, i.e., your ...

Military Correspondence
An official letter should refer to one subject only. ...

Stack And Take Arms
The subject of stack and take arms is less important ...

Obstacles
The main object in placing obstacles in front of a de...

Unload
All take the position of load, turn the cut-off up, if ...

Department Commander's Report

At the end of each calendar year department commanders and chiefs of
staff corps and departments compile lists of members of the Officers'
Reserve Corps under their command, showing:

(a) Name, rank, age, and address.
(b) Amount of instruction received.
(c) Progress made.
(d) Efficiency of officer.
(e) Recommendation.

A copy of these lists will be forwarded to the Adjutant General of the
Army.

The remainder of this chapter boils down to an irreducible minimum some
of the most important subjects with which a Reserve Officer or an
applicant for a commission in the Officers' Reserve Corps should be
familiar. It emphasizes those things with which a reserve officer should
at once become familiar.[A] It merely opens up a broad field of study
for a reserve officer and at the same time can be used as a place of
reference.





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