INDEX.

Abbreviations on maps Advance guards Advance party of advance guard Advice to riflemen Aiming rifle Alignments Ammunition Arm signals Arms. (See Field kit.) Articles of War: Extracts from Reading Assembling Infantry Equipment Ball cartridges Battle sight Bayonet: Charge Description of Fix Unfix Bayonet, manual of: Attacks Combat Combined movements Defenses Fencing exercises Foot movements General rules Instruction without bayonet Instruction with rifle Instruction without rifle Suggestions for fencing at will Blank cartridges Blanket roll Blanks, message Blisters Bugle signals Calling the shot Camp: Making camp Service and duties Care of feet Care of rifle Cartridges: Ball Blank Dummy Guard Cleaning pistol Cleaning rifle Close order, company drill Clothing. (See Uniforms.) Coast Artillery companies Codes used in signaling General service code (International Morse code) Two-arm semaphore code Wig-wag code Letter codes-- Cavalry Field Artillery Infantry Combat Exercises Commander of the guard Commands, Infantry Drill Regulations Company inspection Company, school of: Close order drill-- Alignment At ease and route step Facing or marching to the rear Front into line Movements on fixed pivot Movements on the moving pivot On right (left) into line Rules To diminish the front of a column of squads To dismiss company To form the company Division of company Extended order drill-- Deployments Rules for deployment The advance The company acting alone The company in support The fire attack Fire-- Classes of firing Fire control Fire direction Fire discipline General rules Ranges The target Instruction Position of officers, noncommissioned officers, guides, etc. Position of platoons and squads Compliments from guards Contours Conventional signs on maps Cooking, individual Coordination in firing rifle Corporal of the guard Cossack post Course in small-arms firing Courtesies in conversation Courtesy, military Cover, use of Datum plane on maps Definition, Infantry Drill Regulations Details and rosters, interior guards Directions on maps Discipline Fire discipline Distances on maps Drill (See Infantry Drill Regulations): Close order Extended order General rules Drill regulations, all arms Dummy cartridges Engineer companies English-French vocabularies Enlistment oath Equipment: Assembling Part of Extended order drill Facings Feet, care of Field exercises Field kit Field message blanks Field service: Advance guard Advance party Patrols Point Reserve Support Combat Flank guards Outposts-- Cossack posts Duties of Line of observation Line of resistance March outpost Outguards Patrols Pickets Reserves Sentinels Sentry squads Supports Patrolling Principles of Infantry training Rear guards Rifle trenches Field Service Regulations Fire: Control Direction Ranges Rapid firing Targets Firing positions Firing with rests First-aid rules Flag signals Flank guards Formations, general rules Forage ration Form for last will and testament French-English vocabulary General service code Grain ration Ground forms on maps Guard cartridges Guard duty (extracts from Manual of Interior): Classification of interior guards Color sentinels Commander of the guard Compliments from guards Corporal of the guard Countersigns Details Flags Guard mounting Formal Informal Guard patrols Guarding prisoners Introduction Musician of the guard Orderlies Orders for sentinels Paroles Prisoners Privates of the guard Relieving the old guard Retreat gun Reveille gun Rosters Sergeant of the guard Watchmen Guard mounting Formal Informal Gun sling, use of Hashures on map Hygiene, personal Individual cooking Recipes Infantry Drill Regulations, extracts from: Company inspection Definitions General rules for drills and formations Introduction Manual of the bayonet Manual of tent pitching Orders, commands, and signals School of the company School of the soldier School of the squad Infantry equipment, assembling Infantry training principles Insignia: Noncommissioned officers Officers Inspection: Company Interior guard duty, Manual of. (See Guard duty.) International Morse code Intrenching tools Kit. (See Field kit; Service kit; Surplus kit.) Laws governing Army Line of observation Line of resistance Loading and firings Loyalty Making maps Manual of arms Manual of the Bayonet. (See Bayonet, Manual of.) Manual of Interior Guard Duty. (See Guard duty.) Manual of Tent Pitching. (See Tent Pitching, Manual of.) Maps: Abbreviations Contours Datum plane Directions Distances Ground forms Hashures Making (sketching) Orienting Reading Ridges Scales Signs Slopes Stream lines Valleys Vertical intervals Marching Preparation for Marksmanship, preliminary training Message blanks Metal fouling solution for cleaning rifle Military courtesy Morse, international code. (See General service code.) National Anthem Noncommissioned officers: Corporal of guard Insignia Precedence Rank Sergeant of guard Oath of enlistment Obedience Observation, line of. (See Line of observation.) Officers: Insignia Precedence Rank Orders: How obeyed Infantry Drill Regulations Orienting maps Outguards Outposts Pack Close Open Patrolling Patrols: Advance guards Outpost Peep sight Personal hygiene Pickets Point of advance guard Pistol: Cleaning Practice Pivots: Turn on fixed Turn on moving Position of the soldier Precedence: Noncommissioned officers Officers Principles of Infantry training Prisoners Privates of the guards Range estimators Rank: Noncommissioned officers Officers Rapid firing Rations: Carried on person Cooking Emergency Forage Grain Kinds of Reading maps Regulations, Army Regulations, Drill, all arms Regulations, Field Service Regulations Governing Army Relieving the old guard Reserve: Of advance guard Of outpost Resistance, line of. (See Line of resistance.) Rests Retreat gun Reveille gun Revolver practice Ridges on maps Rifle: Aiming Battle sight Care of Cleaning Coordination in firing Description of Plate showing principal parts Sight adjustment Trenches Rosters, interior guards Rules (see First-aid rules): General Rules for Drills and Formations Governing saluting Salutes: Hand Rifle Saber Sentinels Saluting Rules governing Scales on maps School of the company. (See Company, school of.) School of the soldier. (See Soldier, school of.) School of the squad. (See Squad, school of.) Semaphore, two-arm signaling code Sentinels: Interior guard, orders for Of outpost Sentry squad Sergeant of the guard Service kit Shoes Sights: Adjustment Battle sight Open sight Peep sight Table of sight corrections Signalling, general instructions Signal flags Signals: Arm Bugle Enemy in sight Firing line and reserve Flag Other signals Sound Take cover Two arm semaphore Whistle Wig-wag Sketching Slopes on maps Small-arms firing course Socks Soda solution for cleaning rifle Soldier, school of: Duties of instructor Eyes right or left Facings Instruction without arms Manual of arms Position of the soldier on attention Rifle salute Salute with the hand Salute with saber Steps and marchings Back step Change step Quick time Side step The half step To halt To march by the flank To march to the rear To mark time The bayonet The inspection The rests To dismiss the squad Solutions for cleaning rifle Squad, school of: Alignments Instruction Kneeling and lying down Loadings and firings Observation The assembly The oblique march The use of cover To cease firing To deploy as skirmishers To fire at will To fire by clip To fire by volley To follow the corporal To form squad To increase or diminish intervals To load To set the sight To stack and take arms To suspend firing To take intervals and distance To turn on fixed pivot To turn on moving pivot To unload Star-Spangled Banner Steps and marchings Streams lines on maps Subsistence. (See Rations.) Support: Advance guard Outpost Surplus kit Swabbing solution for cleaning rifle Target practice: Advice to riflemen Aiming rifle Battle sight Calling the shot Coordination Firing positions Preliminary training in marksmanship Sight adjustment Table of sight corrections Targets The course in small-arms firing Trigger squeeze Targets Tent Pitching, Manual of: Conical wall tent Folding tents Pitch all type Army tents (except shelter and conical wall tents) Shelter tent Sleeping bags Striking tents Toilet articles Trenches, rifle Trigger squeeze Two-arm semaphore code Uniforms Care of Disposing of Dress Full dress How worn Service Use of cover Valleys on maps Vertical intervals on maps Visual signaling (See Signals): In general Flag Vocabulary--English-French Whistle signals Wig-wag signaling Will, form for last will and testament Windage corrections Wind gauge