General OrdersThe Department, 1898 |
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... recruits ; for hot coffee , canned beef , and baked beans for troops traveling , when it is impractica- ble to cook their rations ; for scales , weights , measures , uten- sils , tools , stationery , one thousand cook books , blank ...
... recruits ; for hot coffee , canned beef , and baked beans for troops traveling , when it is impractica- ble to cook their rations ; for scales , weights , measures , uten- sils , tools , stationery , one thousand cook books , blank ...
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... , laundry , and tailors ' materials , for use of gen- eral prisoners confined at military posts without pay or allowances , and recruits at recruiting stations ; of matches for lighting public fires and lights at posts and stations 5.
... , laundry , and tailors ' materials , for use of gen- eral prisoners confined at military posts without pay or allowances , and recruits at recruiting stations ; of matches for lighting public fires and lights at posts and stations 5.
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... recruits ; for hot coffee , canned beef , and baked beans for troops traveling , when it is impractica- ble to cook their rations ; for scales , weights , measures , uten- sils , tools , stationery , one thousand cook books , blank ...
... recruits ; for hot coffee , canned beef , and baked beans for troops traveling , when it is impractica- ble to cook their rations ; for scales , weights , measures , uten- sils , tools , stationery , one thousand cook books , blank ...
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... recruits ; of forage in kind for the horses , mules , and oxen of the Quartermaster's Department at the several posts and stations and with the armies in the field , including its care and protection , and for the horses of the several ...
... recruits ; of forage in kind for the horses , mules , and oxen of the Quartermaster's Department at the several posts and stations and with the armies in the field , including its care and protection , and for the horses of the several ...
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... recruits and recruiting parties heretofore paid from the appropriation for " Expenses of recruiting ; " of supplies to the militia furnished by the War Department ; of the neces- sary agents and employees ; of clothing , camp and ...
... recruits and recruiting parties heretofore paid from the appropriation for " Expenses of recruiting ; " of supplies to the militia furnished by the War Department ; of the neces- sary agents and employees ; of clothing , camp and ...
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1st line 2d line 4th line Acting Adjutant ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE amount approved Army Artillery authorized Average per cent blank cartridges Cadet carbine cartridges Cavalry Central Branch charge COMMAND OF MAJOR competition court-martial cream Drill Regulations duty eighteen hundred Engineers enlisted examination expenses field musicians five hundred dollars Fort Sheridan guilty guns HEADQUARTERS hereby Hippology hundred and fifty improvement inches Infantry insert instruction Irish Linen issued kneeling Lance Corporals Lieutenant line omit line strike MAJOR GENERAL MILES ment military Morford objects specified omit the words Ordnance paragraph piece Plate position prescribed president purchase Quartermaster's Department range Received and filed record recruiting rectangular targets repairs rifle right hand RUGGLES SAM'L BRECK score Secretary Secretary of War Sergeants skirmish Small-Arms smokeless powder soldier Specification squad substitute Telegraph Company thousand five hundred tion troops United States Army Vellum WAR DEPARTMENT Washington Willets Point yards York
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