The English of military communicationsGanoe, William Addleman
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The English of military communications
Ganoe, William Addleman
English language -- Rhetoric; Military orders; United States. Army -- Records and correspondence
J. G. HAMILTON,
Lt. Col. 1st Inf.,
_Act. Chief of Staff_.
Copies to Colonels Adams and Byron, commanders of artillery and
engineers, and to staff; to division commander by wire.
The various parts of the field order, when assembled, appear as
follows:
Det. 21st Div. 12th Corps,
Field Orders: Leavenworth, Kansas,
No. 22. 9 Dec. 28, 8-15 p. m.
(Geological Survey Sheet.)
_Troops._
(a) Independent 1. The enemy’s cavalry patrols
Cavalry: have been seen north of
Col. Adams. KICKAPOO. His infantry
1st & 2d Sqs. 1st and artillery are reported
Cav. at ATCHISON.
(less 1 troop). Our division is 8 miles south
of LEAVENWORTH.
2. This detachment will march
tomorrow to KICKAPOO.
(b) Advance Guard:
Col. Byron. 3. (a) The Independent Cavalry
1st Inf. will start at 5-30 a. m.,
1 Troop, 1st Cav. covering the movement.
Btry. B, 5th F. A.
Det. Amb. Co. (b) The advance guard will
No. 1. clear the northern exit of
LEAVENWORTH at 6
a. m., marching by the
ATCHISON CROSS-FRENCHMAN
road.
(c) Main Body, in (c) The main body will follow
order of march: the advance guard at
1st Bn. 2d Inf. 1,200 yards.
1st Bn. 5th F. A.
(less 1 btry). (d) The Signal troops will
1st Brig. (less 1st establish a line of information
Inf. and 1st Bn. along the line of
2d Inf.). march between the independent
4th Inf. cavalry and
Co. A, Engrs. LEAVENWORTH, one
(less det.). of the stations being at
Amb. Co. No. 1 FRENCHMAN.
(less det.).
1st F. Hosp. 4. The field train, escorted by
one company 4th Infantry,
will follow the main body
as far as FRENCHMAN.
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