All the men must fire 20 shots during the week at gallery practice at such times as found practicable without interfering with the prescribed program. P. M. Monday. Outpost, company as a 1 to 5 support. Friday. Practice march with instruction in patrolling, advance and rear guard, and attack and defense, either one company to work against another or enemy to be outlined. Estimating distance drill while out. Men must not march more than 10 miles nor less than 6. Packs will be carried. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. 1 to 3-30 Patrolling at least once during week by each non-commissioned officer as leader. Remainder of time to brush work, filling and piling sand bags, making loopholes and intrenching. P. M. Drill in dark as training for night 9 to 10 work. School as last week. Saturday, formal inspection by company. 8th Week—Battalion. [Sidenote: 8th week Battalion] A. M. Drill by Battalion. Not more 7 to 11 than one hour of this time per day should be devoted to close order. Gallery practice, same as last week. P. M. Tuesday and Thursday. 1 to 5 March and instruction by battalion similar to that by company last week. Distance marched about 10 miles. Monday. 1 to 5 Tent pitching and making camp, including the large tents. Wednesday and Friday. 1 to 3-30 Field engineering. Work same as last week. 9 to 10 Night drill. 6 Monday, Wednesday, Friday, battalion dress parade. Each battalion once during week. School as usual. Saturday morning, battalion review and inspection. [Sidenote: 9th week target practice] 9th Week. Target practice on the range with ball cartridges. If the pits are not large enough so that each company can have three targets, only part of the companies should go at a time so as to give that number of targets. It should be completed by end of 9th week and may have had to come earlier for some companies.