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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Department. "Field Service Regulations," pp. 35-42. Capt. L. C. Andrews, "Fundamentals of Military Service," Ch. XX. Pond and McDonough, "Technique of Modern Tacties," Ch. X. Maj. J. A. Moss, "Manual of Military Training...
Last but not least the characteristic likeness of Maj. H. L. Higginson '55, is most fittingly given frontispiece honors. The explanatory, illustrated introduction of the Major is thrice welcome just at the present time. Classes which have gone before know him; the three upper classes know him and 1921 may take the Illustrated's picture of him as a war time introduction...
...Lieutenants, 25 10 1st Lieutenants, 81 18 Brevet Captains, 2 0 Captains, 103 13 Brevet Majors, 6 0 Majors, 27 3 Brevet Lieut.-Col., 1 0 Lieut.-Cols., 18 4 Brevet Colonels, 3 0 Colonels, 26 7 Brevet Brig.-Gens., 6 0 Brig.-Gens., 8 3 Brevet Maj.-Gens., 6 0 Staff Officers, 5 0 Surgeons, 50 3 Chaplains, 10 0 -- -- Total...
...this address on Students' Military Camps last evening, Maj.-Gen. Leonard Wood M. D. '83, showed that although our army has never been tested by a big war, yet the great bulk of the people, in ignorance of our military affairs, have a serene confidence in the army that would be fatal in a time of emergency. The United States does not wish a large standing army; the policy being to maintain a highly efficient corps of regulars, backed by a good militia and a large force of volunteer reserves, and it is for the commanding and training of these...