Military Instructors ManualCole, J. P. (James Perry)
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Military Instructors Manual
Cole, J. P. (James Perry)
Military art and science; United States. Army -- Military life; United States. Army -- Officers' handbooks
NO. ARTICLES OF WAR. PUNISHMENT.
54. Fraudulent enlistment Court martial
58. Desertion War: Death or court martial
Peace: Except death
61. Absence without leave Court martial
62. Disrespect to Presidents Officer: Dismissal
Vice-President, Secretary Soldier: Court martial
of War, Congress, etc.
63. Disrespect to superior officer Court martial
64. Assaulting or disobeying Death or court martial
superior officer
65. Insubordination to a Court martial
non-commissioned officer
69. Arrest or confinement Officer: Dismissal
of accused persons Soldier: Court martial
75. Misbehavior before the enemy Death or court martial
83. Loss, etc., military property Make good the loss and court martial
84. Loss of military property Court martial
issued to soldiers
85. Drunk on duty { Officers--
{ War: Dismissal
{ Peace: Court martial
{ Soldiers: Court martial
86. Misbehavior of sentinel { War: Death or
{ Peace: Court martial (except death)
93. Various crimes Court martial
94. Frauds against the Government Court martial
95. Conduct unbecoming an officer Dismissal
96. General article Court martial
(General or special)
CHAPTER 7.
Notes on Army Regulations
1. OBEDIENCE required in the military service--strict and prompt.
2. AUTHORITY EXERCISED with firmness, kindness and justice--prompt and
lawful punishment.
3. ABUSIVE LANGUAGE or conduct by superiors forbidden.
4. RESPECT TO SUPERIORS will be extended upon all occasions, whether
on duty or not.
5. REMARKS BY OFFICERS or soldiers upon others in the military
service, whether praise or censure, public or private, written or
spoken, is prohibited. Any effort to affect legislation for a personal
favor will be entered against a man's military record.
106. FURLOUGHS not granted to men about to be discharged. Not more
than five per cent of a company shall be absent at one time.
109. MEN ON FURLOUGH may not leave the United States.
111. FOR MEN IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES furlough can begin on date of
reaching United States.
113. No PAYMENTS made to men while on furlough. Arms not to be taken
on furlough or while reporting sick.
(N.B.--There will unquestionably be a modification of this ruling,
as the custom abroad is to have every man keep his complete equipment
with him whenever possible.)
116. DESERTION. Property lost or destroyed will be charged against
deserter.
117. ABANDONED CLOTHES turned over to Quartermaster. Personal effects
sold and credited to United States.
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