Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1926, Page 73

Led by their regtmental comn Herron, offic Leroy W 3th Fleld Artillers, the ic Field Artillery regimen final preparations or their aciive doty trainin @nmp which they *il attend i Fort Hovle Md An assoctate train ing with the 6tl Field Artillery Lieut. Col. Augus tine Mcintyre kommanding the Regular Army Fileld Artillery unit stationed at this post This training will be held from July 1 to 30. both dates tnelusive. The cor. eamp training of the rej it b par nd sent te M final approval and it is ne that any change will be ma was submitted to the mander, the mornings whl will sy «d to battery duties be carried out h st this Su appea ®et i1 training will include service prac > Timited by the and practical battery | Herion: e Yol fdents of Wasi s t and Capts Bernard t Borcl Chapman, Hugh K. Fulto Gutelius, Charl Paul Schmidt Lie T Of interest to a officers wh zed Reserve am Building HERRON de in it As t flovle com 1 in camp will be Fort Hoyle chedule for Bustis will find that owing i and no delay encountered. structions read s wrrival every Reserve offices prepare six in he desires to draw milage 1c s Ma hould he pre: journey tc 1 at one time, (2 ts who will attend the camp I R it the | struction camps. { tructions are pursued, AKing | this matter will be greatly expedited The in-|rapidly filling up to its authorized Upon | strength under War Department should |quirements is evidenced Ly the follows: (1) ‘e copies of his orders; | that appointments to ort Bustis | If the Re. fails to secure statement S 15 new THE tion of Lieut. Col. Charles R. Rey- nolds, Medical Corps, formerly chief of the personnel division of the sur- geon general's office. The first medi. cal regiment of the regular establish- ment, stationed at Carlisle materially in the training of the Med- rvists at the approaching in- That the Officers’ Reserve Corps is Cavalry section of the corps have just recently suspended until further notice. iraw “wvalry arm of the stis | ser L ! e of the * Corps have discon appointments: 1 service from the adju urte. Corps. judge advocate nd National Guard serv I finance department; ice from the adjutant general of his|Corps. military police, engineer should he instructed to write | the ely for these certificates. jteue copies are necessary for his p * 1o draw the extr pay for 3) As soon as <hould e of the camp so pay vouchers and milegze | voucher n | > wvailable, he vouchers may Dbe re for Drepared oxpected fment is due. It can readily be seen’that none of the officers be sent bowill |y which will delay | finance office ix give to properly prepare | voucher against possible or there, | War ready for his signature wher ld grade, adjutant general’s de | partment, except in the post ant colonel e are only a limited nun Reserve und in the Sanitary Corps, ind these are being made Department. T eight branche: whicli initial pointments may he made. They should | ield Artillery, Coast Artillery, Chem to the |ical Warfare Service b the local |y office until the day of ti informati y be Infantry, Service, Ordnance, Medical Corps, 110 limited extent in the military in yment, and the | tellizence too little ti ng, check As the result of the 1926 selections | of distinguished colleges, made by a 0 |local headquarters urged that all of the [ Loqrd of Regular Army off s attending the Fort camp earry out these instruetions to | the er.ws only throu, co-operation tated Capt. Williun R. Wowlward, A\rtillery. who has been on duty the 6ih 1ield Artillery : rse of instruction for Field { wich B with Pinia mic Institute, Fort Hoyle, | hur Md.. reported at 3rd Corps Area head altimore last week for a | Bethlehem, Pa four | sity. Washington, D edueation institutions have been given th \ coveted rating by the . the closest | Dapar their part will the pay ni of the local Reservists be facil | compose | Areas | Institute | nia Military College, Chester Northfield Rhode Island State Colleg Kingston, 1. L. Lehigh Universit Georgetow He will report for duty | kins University, Baltimore tomors at the Wushington Organ where will relieve Maj. e, elieved ould par in the international horse show i Aptr [ ized Reserve headquart Artilley, just rer vout deal |duty here so t whicl Olympis ammuni- | Qlympia. Woodw t London. England will be exed i s asslstant Henry H Edwin « tive of Field Artillery, Col Riggs, commanding, and also | sidered in th 155th Field Ar- | tinguished coll de, it addition to his other | Reserve Offic the senior execu- | stitutions, facilities for practical and cer of the Washington Reserve | theoretical instruction and for care College. New Brunsw he |und the University of Maryland. Col Field [lege Park, Md i from| The new udditions to the distin cipate | guished colleges in the 1st Army Area the |are Gevrgetown Capt. | Hopkins University and Leh Uni r of | versity B The principal fuctors which are con University, Johns determination of dis s are support of the Training Corps by in of animals and equipment, co-oper: tion of faculty and departments of the the home of nd 1 8 s sup Villlam S Lee | the Medical vorter, | 15t 2nd and 3rd Corps A '\\‘.‘.:7\ some of those officers the 4th Corps Area Between June | will be giv the 343d, 354t lical Regimer Area, of which and the 307 the 4th Cor ning camp, w from July 4 to 18, | medical | turn nd Corps vill be attended by Reserve officers from the Ist and In addition to this en to about ira- | dical ofticers his pay of Re- |cal he Reserve up i 1 n v he Quality Features Typical of the Finest Truck Construction Kasy gear shifting, with 3epeed control. Valve-in-bead motor that de- livers more &liyokmfi-dw of equal sime. 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Infantry leads the combatant branches with a total of 28,639, or 28.7 per cent, of the total; the Field Artil- lery is next, with 9,693, or 9.7 per cent, and the Alr Service reservists number 6,407, or 7 per cent. Among the non-combatant branches, the Quartermaster Corps leads, with a total of 11,053, or 11.1 per cent, and the medical department with 10,147, or 10.2 per cent. The allotment of Re- to Organized Reserve per cent, the Natlonal i Army, 1.7 per cent. The branch as- | signment up, composed of officers held for school und similar dutles, is allotted 11,637, or 11.8 per cent, of the | total number of ofticers. It seems to | be the general opinion that this is an unusually large number to be so as- slgned. and the question is being serl- ously considered whether it would not be & wise policy to transfer a large purt of these officers to the territorial assignment group for duty with troops active training duty effe dates indicated: First Lieut Medical _Administrative June 16, Carlisle Bar- Lieut. Willlam H. i Reserve, July 1, ort Humphreys, Va.; Capt. Oscar A. Reed, Alr Service Reserve, June 16, Langley Iield, Va.; Second Lieut. Levin Price, Infantry Reserve, | June 16, Camp M . Md.: Capt. Paul | 0. Tucker, Infan Reserve, June 18, | Fort lustis, Va.: Second Lieut. Mar- | vin MeD. McLean, Field Artilery Re serve, June 16, Fort Hoyle, Md.; Sed- | ond Lieut. Palo A. Mitchell, Infantry | lteserve, June Fort Bustls, Va. | Ofticers of the 320th Tnfantry will| Thursday evening at Reserve Leadquarters. while those of the 313th | { I7ield Artillery will assemble at head- | 1 av ters I'rida evening. 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