Manual of Guard Duty, United States Army: Approved January 7, 1893U.S. Government Printing Office, 1893 - 78 sider |
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Manual of Guard Duty, United States Army: Approved January 7, 1893 United States. War Department Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1893 |
Manual of Guard Duty, United States Army: Approved January 7, 1893 United States. War Department Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1893 |
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Side 45 - ... officer belonging to the forces of the United States; provided the officer committing shall, at the same time, deliver an account in writing, signed by himself, of the crime charged against the prisoner.
Side 17 - If considerable time is required to bring in that portion of the old guard still on post, the commanding officer may direct that as soon as the orders and property are turned over to the new guard, the portion...
Side 68 - At retreat the flag is lowered at the last note of retreat. It is then neatly folded and the halyards made fast. The detail is then re-formed and marched to the guardhouse, where the flag is turned over to the commander of the guard. The flag should never be allowed to touch the ground and should always be...
Side 12 - To those entitled to have the guard turned out but not entitled to inspect it, no report will be made; nor will a report be made to any officer, unless he halts in front of the guard. 52. When a guard commanded by a noncommissioned officer is turned out as a compliment...
Side 16 - ... order by its commander; the commander of the new guard then directs the orderly or orderlies to fall out and report, and causes bayonets to be fixed if so ordered by the commanding officer; bayonets...
Side 10 - Sir, I report as old officer of the day," and presents the guard report. As soon as the commanding officer notifies the old officer of the day that he is relieved, the old officer of the day salutes the commanding officer and retires.
Side 24 - On the return of the old relief, the corporal of the new guard falls out when the relief halts; the corporal of the old guard forms his relief on the left of the old guard, salutes, and reports to the commander of his guard: " Sir, the relief is present"; or "Sir, (so and so) is absent," and takes his place in the guard.
Side 18 - ... for. He will make lists of articles taken out by working parties, and see that all such articles are duly returned. If they are not, he will immediately report the fact to the commander of the guard.
Side 22 - Immediately after the division of the guard into reliefs the corporals will assign the members of their respective reliefs to posts by number, and a soldier so assigned to his post will not be changed to another during the same tour of guard duty, unless by direction of the commander of the guard or higher authority. Usually, experienced soldiers arc placed over the arms of the guard, and at remote and responsible posts.
Side 34 - The new corporal then commands: "1. Forward, 2. March"; the old sentinel takes his place in rear of the relief as it passes him, his piece in the same position as those of the relief. The new sentinel stands fast at a right shoulder until the relief has passed six paces beyond him, when he walks his post.