CHAPTER IX. EXTRACTS FROM MANUAL OF INTERIOR GUARD DUTY, 1914..................................... 254 Section 1. Introduction.................................. 254 Section 2. Classification of interior guards............. 255 Section 3. Details and rosters........................... 255 Section 4. Commander of the guard........................ 258 Section 5. Sergeant of the guard......................... 263 Section 6. Corporal of the guard......................... 266 Section 7. Musicians of the guard........................ 271 Section 8. Orderlies and color sentinels................. 271 Section 9. Privates of the guard......................... 273 Section 10. Orders for sentinels......................... 273 Section 11. Countersigns and paroles..................... 282 Section 12. Guard patrols................................ 283 Section 13. Watchmen..................................... 283 Section 14. Compliments from guards...................... 284 Section 15. Prisoners.................................... 286 Section 16. Guarding prisoners........................... 289 Section 17. Stable guards................................ 292 Section 18. Flags........................................ 296 Section 19. Reveille and retreat gun..................... 298 Section 20. Guard mounting............................... 298 Section 21. Relieving the old guard...................... 306 CHAPTER X. MAP READING AND SKETCHING....................... 309 Section 1. Military map reading.......................... 309 Section 2. Sketching..................................... 322 CHAPTER XI. MESSAGE BLANKS................................. 325 CHAPTER XII. SIGNALS AND CODES............................. 326 CHAPTER XIII. FIRST-AID RULES.............................. 338 CHAPTER XIV. LAWS AND REGULATIONS.......................... 350 Section 1. General provisions............................ 350 Section 2. The Army of the United States................. 351 Section 3. Rank and precedence of officers and noncommissioned officers...................... 351 Section 4. Insignia of officers and noncommissioned officers...................................... 353 Section 5. Extracts from the Articles of War............. 353 CHAPTER XV. ENGLISH-FRENCH VOCABULARY...................... 371 APPENDIX. FORM FOR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT................. 389 MANUAL FOR NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES Of CAVALRY OF THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES. CHAPTER I. MILITARY DISCIPLINE AND COURTESY. =Section 1. Oath of enlistment.= Every soldier on enlisting in the Army takes upon himself the following obligation: