Field Orders [Title] No. — [Place] [Reference to map used] [Date and hour] Troops 1. [Information of enemy and of our supporting troops] (a) Advance Cavalry: 2. [Plan of commander] [Commander] 3. (a) [Instructions for advance [Troops] cavalry—place and time of departure, roads (b) Support: or country to be covered, special mission] [Commander] (b) [Instructions for support—place and [Troops] time of departure, route, special mission] (c) Reserve—in order (c) [Instructions for reserve—distance at of march: which it is to follow support] [Troops] (d) [Instructions for flank guard—place (d) Right [left] Flank and time of departure, route, special mission] Guard: 4. [Instructions for field train—generally [Commander] to join train of column if not previously [Troops] covered in orders] 5. [Place of commander or where messages may be sent, location of lines of information] [Authentication] [How and to whom issued] _A halt for the night—Camp with outpost._ Field Orders [Title] No. — [Place] [Reference to map used] [Date and hour] 1. [Information of enemy and of our supporting troops, including independent cavalry] 2. [Plan of commander—to encamp or bivouac] 3. (a) [Designation of commander and troops of outpost,[27] general line to be held, special reconnaissance, connection with other outposts, if any] (b) [Instructions for troops not detailed for outpost duty—location of camp, designation of camp commander,[28] observation of flanks and rear when necessary, lines of information, conduct in case of attack] 4. [Instructions for field train—generally to join troops, though if near enemy, field train of outpost troops may be held in rear][29] [Instructions for sanitary, ammunition, supply, and engineer trains, when necessary] 5. [Place of commander or where messages may be sent] [Authentication] [How and to whom issued] _For outposts._ Field Orders [Title] No. — [Place] [Reference to map used] [Date and hour]