Word: bowen
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...rumor that the French officers are to leave Harvard. The six French officers detailed for service here will continue in their work at Cambridge, it was asserted, until the completion of the comprehensive program of instruction planned for the University Corps. Captain Cordier, as well as Captains Bowen and Shannon and the various non-commissioned officers of the Regular Army now on duty here will also remain with the University throughout the period of intensive training...
...that Captain Bowen has completed his work of examining men for admission to the Plattsburg training camp, he will reassume his duties with the Training Corps today or tomorrow...
...regular companies already formed will continue in their training under the guidance of the six French officers, Captain Cordier, and Captain Shannon. Captain Bowen will command the new battalion composed of four companies of recruits, each of which will be in the charge of a drill sergeant of the regular army, as follows: 1st Company, First Sergeant Boyd; 2nd Company, Sergeant Brown; 3rd Company, Sergeant Kennedy; 4th Company, Sergeant Lynch. In these companies provisional student non-commissioned officers will be appointed today. The four new companies will assemble on the west side of the Stadium at 9 o'clock...
...Corps since enlistments were thrown open after the spring recess. The new cadets enrolled will be assigned to provisional companies, each of which will be placed in charge of a sergeant-in-structor of the regular army. These companies will form a provisional battalion under the command of Captain Bowen, who is to supervise the instruction of these units. The incoming cadets will be distributed so as to equalize the strength of the companies...
...cadets enrolled in the Reserve Officers' Training Corps will be assigned to provisional companies. Each of these companies will be in charge of a sergeant-instructor, U. S. Army. The companies will form a provisional battalion under the command of Captain William S. Bowen, U. S. Army, Assistant Commandant, who will supervise the instruction of these units. The Aid for Assignments will distribute the incoming cadets so as to equalize the strength of the companies: Assignments of instructors are as follows: Provisional Battalion, Captain W. S. Bowen, U. S. Army; 1st Company: 1st Sergeant, Frederick Boyd, U. S. Army...