Word: signaller
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...fifteen men to represent New England in the national matches at Camp Perry, Ohio, a little before the opening of college next fall. All expenses of this team are paid by the Government. The training courses cover the usual Army branches, Infantry, Field Artillery, Coast Artillery, Cavalry, Engineering, Signal Corps, the latter providing instruction in the various means of communication, such as radio and land line telegraphy, telephony, and various means of signalling. Exceptional students may be recommended for commissions in the Reserve...
...requires no previous military training and provides all preliminary instruction. Applicants for the Red Course must be graduates of the Basic Course, or have had military training equivalent thereto. This course provides training in different branches of the Army infantry, Field Artillery, Coast Artillery, Corps of Engineers, Cavalry and Signal Corps. The White Course offers more advance training for graduates of the Red Course...
...Stadium at 4 o'clock every afternoon and will last for approximately an hour and a half. Coach Fisher plans to begin work on the fundamentals of passing and falling on the ball. Toward the end of the first week most of the time will be devoted to signal practice and individual coaching. Great emphasis will also be layed on kicking and passing...
...Cardinal Camerlengo strikes a bell, signal for Roman...
...weather conditions are favorable, Coach Fisher plans to begin practice on April 21 inside the Stadium, which will be a fortnight earlier than was possible last year Falling on the ball, passing and signal work will constitute the practice at first. During the three weeks Mr. Fisher hopes to build up two or three teams so that scrimmage will be possible at the end. Drop-kicking, punting and placement kicking contests will as usual be held near the end of the practice period...