Not to be Taken Inib the Front Line Trenches

quipm&nt Manuals for Service in Europe

Series A-No. 1

Infantry Regiment

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES

General Staff: First Section

M A Y , 1 9 1 8

THE GENERAL SERVICE SCHOOLS

LIBRARY

CLASS NUMBER... A 2 ^ _ - B 1 §

ACCESSION NUMBER r_<.__ll

Equipment Manuals for Service in Europe

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Series A-No. 1

Infantry Regiment

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GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES

eral Staff: First Section

M A Y, 1 9 1 8

A. G. PBINTINO DBPT., G. H. Q. A. B. F., 1918.

Scries A (Infantry Division) when completed will include the following manuals:

1—Infantry Regiment. 2—Infantry Brigade Machine Gun Battalion, and Divisional

Machine Gun Battalion. 3—Regiment of 75 mm. F. A. (horsed). 4—Regiment of 155 mm. F. A. (horsed). 5—Regiment of 155 mm. F. A. (motorized). 6—Trench Mortar Battery (motorized). 7—Engineer Regiment. 8—Field Signal Battalion. 9—Train Headquarters and Military Police.

10—Ammunition Train and Mobile Ordnance Repair Shop. 11—Supply Train. 12—Engineer Train. 13—Sanitary Train.

14—Division Headquarters (with Headquarters Troop), In­fantry Brigade Headquarters, and Field Artillery Brigade Headquarters.

15—Infantry Division Equipment.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT.

Table 1—For a Rifle Company. Table 2—For a Headquarters Company. Table 3—For a Supply Company. Table 4—For a Regimental Machine Gun Company. Table 5—For a Medical Personnel Attached.

MOBILE EQUIPMENT.Table 6—For an Infantry Regiment.

TRENCH EQUIPMENT.Table 7—For an Infantry Regiment.

"OVER THE TOP" EQUIPMENT. Table 8—For a Rifle Company. Table 9—For a Headquarters Company. Table 10—For a Regimental Machine Gun Company.

PYROTECHNICS AND APPLIANCES. Table 11—For an Infantry Regiment in the Trenches.

AMMUNITION.Table 12—For an Infantry Regiment.

APPENDIX. TABLES OF ORGANIZATION, SERIES A, NOS. 4, 5, 6, 7 AND

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF STAFF

Mag, 1918. 1. Hereafter all property in the hands of combatant troops in

service in Europe will be divided into classes as follows: 2. MOBILE EQUIPMENT is the equipment prescribed for use

in troop movements, temporary billets, and open warfare. It is limited to the animals, vehicles, and articles of equipment prescribed in the Tables of Organization, the equipment and clothing worn on the person, and the articles carried in pack and on mount and transported in field, combat, and divisional trains.

3. The mobile equipment will be carried in all classes of service. 4. TRENCH EQUIPMENT is the equipment which, in addition

to the mobile equipment, is prescribed for use in trench warfare. 5. Ths trench equipment prescribed is designed to meet the

necessities growing out of trench warfare as it exists on the Western front.

6. The tables given herewith cover all property in the hands of combatant troops and include Quartermaster, Ordnance, Medical, Gas Service, Engineer and Signal property. This equip­ment manual modifies for European service the allowances spe­cified as Equipment A, B and C, described in Par. 319, Compila­tion of Orders, War Department, 1881-1915, and all equipment in excess of the allowances specified in this manual will be turned in at once to the Salvage Service, S. O. S.

7. The trench equipment does not accompany the troops in troop movements. The necessary stocks of equipment and sup­plies of this class are maintained in the dumps, and articles are issued out to the troops occupying the trenches in accordance with necessities as they arise. When an organization is relieved from the trenches it will turn over the trench equipment in the sector or part of a sector occupied by it to the organization re­lieving it.

8. This manual modifies existing tables of allowance and equip­ment manuals only in so far as is considered necessary to meet conditions of service in Europe. Due to the fact that different types of equipment are being issued to our troops, and that other changes are to take place in the future, the names of articles and figures given herein will not be strictly applicable in

all cases. Where such differences arise, the provisions of the manual will be considered to apply in so far as practicable to the corresponding articles of other types.

9. The manual is intended as a guide for organization com­manders in determining amounts of equipment and supplies to be kept on hand, and it is authority to Supply Officers for issues in accordance with its provisions. IT IS NOT INTENDED TO REGULATE OR LIMIT IN ANY WAY CALLS FOR SUPPLIES NECESSARY TO THE EFFICIENT CONDUCT OF OPERATIONS. NOR TO INTERFERE WITH THE DISTRIBUTION OF SUCH SUPPLIES AS ARE DICTATED BY THESE CONSIDERATIONS.

10. Errors in this manual should be brought promptly to the attention of General Headquarters A. E. F., G-l.

BY COMMAND OF GENERAL PERSHING:

JAMES W. McANDREW, OFFICIAL: Chief of Staff.

ROBERT C. DAVIS, Adjutant General.

Table 1 SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL EN­

LISTED MEN OF A RIFLE COMPANY. 1 1 2 > 3 4 5 1 6 | 7

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250 pr—Armed with pistol | and rifle.

250 (1) For winter use, when ordered by the

250 Division or other in­dependent Commander,

250 there will be added to the normal individual mobile equipment: 1

2 or 2 O. D. woolen blankets, special pro­

250 vision to be made for ihcir transportation ; 1 pair lined gloves or 1

366 'iniyt-T mittens ; 1 over­•oat.

250

500 (2) Chevrons and sleeve insignia as prescribed

250 . - i n b e i s s u 'il ; :•! .t<

ach individual, to be 250 worn on the overcoat,

service coat and O. D. 500 shirt.

250

Number of Individuals In each group.

P 7

1

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pr 44

|

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QUARTERMASTER PROPERTY

Belt waist 1 1 1 1

Bl«nkot*, O. n . it) 1 1 1 1

Breeches, •ervice, wool. 1 1 1 1

Bugle, with sling. (Buglers only) • • ••

Cap, «Overseas» 1 1 1

Chevrons and sleeve in­signia (2) 11

Coat, «ei\K-e (wool). . . 1 1 1

Drawers, pairs 2 2 - 2

Dubbin, 4 oz. box 1 1 1

Glores, wool.O. D. (1). 1 I 1 1 1

Laces, shoe, extra pairs. 2 2 2 2

Ornaments, bronze . . . . 1 1 1

TABLE 1 (Continued).

SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL ENLISTED MENOF A RIFLE COMPANY.

1

Ornaments. bronze, letters

Overcoat (1)

Pins, tent, shelter. . . .

Pole, tent, shelter. . . .

Puttees, spiral, woolen, pairs

Rations, reserve

Shirts, flannel, O. D . . .

Shoes, pairs

Slicker

Socks, wool, pairs

Tags, Identification

Tape for Identification tag, yd

Tent, shelter half

Toilet kit (3)

Undershirts

Whistle and chain (4). .

ORDNANCEPROPERTY

Automatic rifle, with sling and cover (5). .

Bag (Musette) (6)

Bayonet (9)

Bayonet scabbard (9 ) . . .

Breech covers

Breech slick

Brush and thong (7) (9)

Can, bacon.

Ca», condiment

1

1

5

1

1

2

2

2

1

4

2

1

1

1

2

1

1

5

1

1

2

2

2

1

4

2

1

1

1

2

1250 (3), The toilet kit will

consist of the follow­250 ing articles: 1 brush,

shaving; 1 comb, 11250 oiirror, 1 razor, 1 cake

soap, hand; 1 cake250 soap, shaving; ]

tooth brush; 1 towel, face.

250 (4) Whistles a n o chains will be carried

500 by 1st Sgt. and ser­geants.

500

500

250

1000

500

250

250

250

500

13

16

56(5) Eight automatic

235 rifles in the bands of the gunners. Eight In

235 reserve are carried in the wagon.

235 (6) Carried by each man in automatic rifle

243 sections, excepting ser­geants.

235 (7) If any rifles are provided with spare

250 part containers, these numbers will be re­

250 duced accordingly.

TABLE 1 (Continued).

SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL ENLISTED MHNOF A RIFLE COMPANY.

1 \T~\ 8 j 4 | 5 | 6 | 7

Can, meat

Canteen

Canteen cover, dismtd.

Cartridges, D.A.M. auto rifle (8)

Cartridges, ball, cal. .30

Cartridges, ball, pistol,cal. .45 35

Cartridge belt, cal. .30,dismtd

Cartridge belt, cal. .30,

Cleaning kit, auto rifle.

Clips, auto rifle

Cup

Fork . .

Front sight cover i9) .

Gun sling

Haversack

Helmet, steel

Knife

Magazines, pistol, exira.

Magazine pockets, web, double

Oiler and thong case (7) (9)

Pack carrier. . .

Pistol, cal. .45

Pistol belt

Pistol holster, cal. .45. .

Poach for first aid packet.

Rifle, U. S. cal. .30 (9).

Spoon ,..

250

250

250

0368

..L 2260

21 21 1505

183

44

16

320

250

250

235

235

250

250

250

148

74

[8) Automatic rifle car­tridges will be dis­tributed in each gunsquad as follows: 6olips carried in bag byeach corporal and car­rier, 5 clips by eachgunner; total 40 clipsof 18-720; and, in ad­dition, 1 packet of 64carried in bag byeach carrier, 4 packetsof 64-256 in cartridgebelts; 400, as follows:by each No. 1 carrier,40; by each No. 2carrier 40 and eachgunner, 80. Total persquad, 1296.

(9) Total provides also for 8 automatic rifle gunners not acting as such.

TABLE 1 {Continued).

SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL BNLISTBD MEN

OF A RIFLE COMPANY.

MEDICAL PROPERTY

Foot powder or grease.. 250

Packets, first a id . . . ' . . . 250

GAS SERVICEPROPERTY

French gas mask, M2, complete 250

British respirator, S. B. complete 250

ARTICLES OF MOBILE EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTED WITHIN THE R1FLKCOMPANY AS DIRECTED.

ARTICLES XO. HOW DISTRIBUTED

QUARTERMASTER PROPERTY

Brassards— As directed by Company Commander.

Blue (Agents and Signalmen) (See G. O. No. 59, H. A. E. F., 1817.)

(ireen (Guides and Scouts)

Red (Orderlies and Messengers)

White (Trench cleaners)

Yellow (Carrying parties)

Housewives As directed by Company Commander. Usually distributed as follows:

| 1 to Company Headquarters. | 2 to 1st Section of each Platoon. | 1 to 2nd Section of each Platoon. | 2 to 3rd Section of etch Platoon. I 2 to 4th Section of each Platoon.

ORDNANCE PROPERTY

Bolos A« directed by Company Commander.

Bolo siabbards.

10

TABLE 1 (Continued).

ARTICLES OF MOBILE EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTED WITHIN THE RIFLECOMPANY AS DIRECTED.

ARTICLES. NO. HOW DISTRIBUTED

ORDNANCE PROPERTY (Continued.)

Cleaning rods, barrack, brass .'!! I As directed by Company Commander.

Grenade dischargers, rifle 1 to each rifle grenadier, 6 in reserve.

Hand axes

Hand axe carriers

Pick mattocks | As directed by Company Commander.

Pick mattock carriers (Model 1916)

Pouches, for small articles 31 Among leaders of squads and sections, as directed by Company Commander.

Rifles, U. S. cal. .30, fitted for tele- I scopic sight. i |These are included in the total given in

I | table for «Rifles, U. S., cal. .3O.» Screwdrivers, rifle | 31 | Among leaders of squads and sections.

i Pouches, telescopic sight | As directed by Company Commander.

I Shovels j 110

Shovel carriers | 110 I

Telescopic sights, Warner-Swasey, with | 4 As directed by Company Commander.

Trench knives 40

Wire cutters

Wire cutter carriers

MEDICAL PROPERTY

Adhesive tape As directed by Company Commander.

ENGINEER PROPERTY

Compasses, watch | As directed by Company Commander.

Compasses, box

Protractors

SIGNAL PROPERTY

Glasses, field, type EE

Kits, flag, combination, standard 8

Projectors, 14 cm. with batteries | 2

Ptneli, marking ! 64

11

Table 2 SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL

ENLISTED MEN OF A HEADQUARTERS COMPANY.

1 1 2 1 3 1 4 6 6 ! 7

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| h—Mounted on horse. | r—Armed with rifle.

315j p—Armed with pistol. j

(1) For winter use, when ordered by the Division or other in­dependent Command­ers, there will be added to the normal individual m o b i l e equipment 1 or 2 O. D. blankets, special provision to be made for their transporta­tion ; 1 pair lined gloves or one-finger mittens; 1 overcoat. (2) For chauffeur and two motorcyclists. (3) Chevrons and sleeve insignia as pre­scribed will be issued 3 to each individual, to be worn on the overcoat, service coat and O. D. Shirt. (4) Issued to One Pounder Platoon, 38 pairs.

« rH

Number In Each Group. hp 4

P 75

hr 16 220

QUARTERMASTER PROPERTY

Belt, waist 1

Blankets, O. D. (1 ) . . . 1

Breeches,wool

Service, 1

Cap, overseas

Chevrons and sleeve in­signia (3)

1

Coat, fatigue (2)

Coat, service, woo l . . . . 1

Drawers, pairs 2

Dubbin, box, 4 oz

Qlores, horsehide, yel­low, pair

Qlores, wool, O. D. (1)

Laces,pairs

shoe, extra,

315

315

315

315

780

3

315

630

58

315

630

12

TABLE 2 (Continued). SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL ENLISTED MEN

OF A HEADQUARTERS COMPANY.

Ornaments, bronze . . . .

Ornaments, bronze, let­ters

Overcoat (1)

Pins, tent, shelter

Pole, tent, shelter

Puttees, spiral, woolen, pair

Rations, reserve

Shirts, flannel, O. D.

Shoes, pairs

Slicker

Socks, wool, pairs

Tag, identification

Tape, for identification tag, yard

Tent, shelter, half

Trousers, fatigue (2) . .

Toilet kit (5)

Undershirts

Whistle and chain (6). .

CHAUFFEURS' ANDMOTORCYCLISTS'

EQUIPMENT

Boots, hip, rubber, pairs

Breeches, oilskin (M)..

Coat, oilskiu

Gauntlets, winter, pair (W)

Gloves, horsehide, yel­low, pair

Goggles, lenses of mica or compound

315

315

| 630 I

630

630

315

1260

630

315

315

3

315

630

17

(u) The toilet kit will consist of the follow­ing articles: 1 brush, shaving; 1 comb, 1 mirror, 1 razor, 1 cake shaving soap, 1 tooth brush, 1 towel, face; 1 cake soap, hand. 10) Whistle and chain will be carried by Regimental and Bat­talion Sst. Majors, 1st Sgts. and Sgts.

(W) For winter use only.

(M) Issued to motor­cyclists only.

13

• •

TABLE 2 (Continued).

SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOE ALL ENLISTED MEN OP A HEADQUARTERS COMPANY.

Helmet, woolen, or toque fW)

Mackinaw or Jerkin (W)

Overshoes, arctic, pairs (W). .

Socks, extra heavy wool, pairs (W)

ORDNANCE PROPERTY •

Bayonet

Bayonet scabbard. .

1

1

220

2201

(7) If any rifles ar*> provided with spare part containers, these numbers will be re-

Breech cover.. . 1 1 236 duced accordingly.

Breech stick. . 1 1 236

Brush and thong (7 ) . . . 1 1 23 ti

Can, bacon 1 1 1 1 315

Can, condiment 1 1 1 1 315

Can, meat . 1 1 1 1 315

Canteen 1 1 1 1 315

Canteen cover, dismtd. 1 1 295

Canteen cover, mount­ed, modified 1910.. . . 1 1 20 j

Cartridges, ball, cal. .30 100 100 23600

Cartridges,cal. .45

ball, pistol, 35 35 2765

Cartridge belt,v dismounted

cal. .30, 1 236

Cup 1 1 1 315

Fork 1 1 1 315

Front sight ?ovoi­ 1 236

Gun sling 1 236

Haversack 1 295

Helmet, steel 1 1 1 315

Knife I ' . . . ' . 1 • 1 315

14

TABLE 2 (Continued).

SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL ENLISTED MENOF A HEADQUARTERS COMPANY.

Magazine, pistol, extra

Magazine pocket, web, double

Oiler and thong case (7)

Pack carrier

Pistol belt

Pistol, cal. .45

Pistol holster, cal. .45 . .

Pouch, 1st aid packet..

Rifle, U. S. cal. .30. . .

Rifle scabbard (8)

Spoon

MOUNTED EQUIP­MENT

QUARTERMASTERPROPERTY

Calk, toe, horseshoe...

Nails, horseshoe

Ration, grain

Shoes, horse, fitted (1 fore, 1 hind)

ORDNANCE PROPERTY

Bridle, cavalry, model 1909

Curry comb (9). . .

Feed bag

Grain bag

Halter, headstall.

Halter, tie rope..

Horse brush (0). .

Link ,

16

1 I 1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

15

316

158

236

295

79

79

79

315

236

19

315

40

320

40

20

24

20

20

20

20

24

20 |

(S) Total includes 3for motorcylists andchauffeur.

(9) Total includes 4for , caisson drivers ofOne-Pounder Platoon.

TABLE 2 (Continued).

SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL ENLISTED MEN

OF A HEADQUARTERS COMPANY.

Saddle bags, pairs

Saddle blanket

Saddle, cavalry, Mc­Clellan

Spurs, pair (9)

Spur straps, set ( 9 ) . . . .

Surcingle

MEDICALPROPERTY

Foot powder or grease, box

Packet, first aid

GAS SERVICE PROPERTY

French mask, M2

Respirator, British, S. B

Respirator, horse (10)..

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

•• 1

1

1

1

1

1

1 1

1 1

1 1

1 1

(10) Necessary number will be drawn from Division Supply.

315

315

315

315

16

TABLE 2 (Continued).ARTICLES OF MOBILE EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTED WITHIN THE

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY OR REGIMENT AS DIRECTED.

ARTICLES HOW DISTRIBUTED

Brassards:

Blue (Agents and Signalmen)

Green (Guides and Scouts)

Bed (Orderlies and Messengers)...

Housewife

ORDNANCE PROPERTY

Bolos and scabbards

Cleaning rod, barrack, brass

Intrenching tools:

Hand axes and carriers

Pick mattocks and carriers

Shovels and carriers

Wire cutters and carriers

Pouches for small articles, model 1916..

Screwdriver, rifle

SIGNAL PROPERTY

Field glasses, type D or E E . .

As directed by Company Commander. (See G. O. No. 59, H. A. E. F., 1917.)

25

As directed by Company Commander. Usually as follows:

3 to Staff section. 3 to Orderlies section. 3 to Band section. 6 to Telephone section. 1 to Hdq. section, Signal platoon. 2 to 3rd section, Signal platoon. 1 to Sappers section. 5 to Bombers section. 8 to Pioneer platoon. 5 to One-pounder platoon.

To Signal Platoon.

30 As directed by Company Commander.

A.s directed by Company Commander. Usually as follows:

Signal platoon: 36 shovels, 12 picks, 5 hand axes. Sappers and Bombers Platoon: 22 shovels, 12 picks, 2 hand axes. One-Pounder Platoon: 14 shovels, 12 picks, 1 hand axe. Cor­porals, 30 wire cutters. Orderlies, 28 wire cutters.

39 As directed by Company Commander. Among leaders of squads and sections.

30 As directed by Company Commander. Among leaders of squads and sections.

16 As directed by Company Commander. Usually as follows:

Signal platoon, 2nd section 5 Signal platoon, 3rd section 6 Sappers and Bombers section 1 One-Pounder platoon 4

Total 16

17

Table 3 SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL EN­

LISTED MEN OF A SUPPLY COMPANY, INCLUDINGATTACHED ORDNANCE PERSONNEL.

ffl TT a

•e to a

MOBILE EQUIPMENT

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Number in each group. I 1

lip ] mr 5 | •

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| h-—mounted on horse ; ]p—armed with pistol; I m—mounted on mule; |r—armed with rifle. .

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Q. M. PKOPERTY

Belt, waist

Blankets, O. D. (1).

Breeches, service, wool, j

Cap, overseas j

Chevrons and sleeve in-1 Fignia (2) |

Coat, fatigue

1 | i

1 I

I

1 I

1 |

1 I

| (1) For winter use, when ordered by the division or other inde­

104 pendent commanders 1 there will be added to

104 | the normal individual I mobile equipment: 1

1<;4 | or 2 O. D. blankets, | special provision to be

104 made for their trans­portation ; 1 pair lined gloves, or 1-flnger mit­

408 tens; 1 overcoat, and for wagoners, 1 pair

86 I overshoes, arctic.

Coat, service, wool

Drawers, pairs

Dubbin, 4 oz. box

G'n^ps, yellow horse­hide, palrg

104

164

164

(2) Chevrons and sleeve insignia as pre­scribed will be issued: 3 to each Individual, to be worn on the overcoat, service coat and O. D. shirt.

18

TABLE 3 (Continued).

SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL ENLISTED MHK

OF A SUPPLY COMPANY, INCLUDING ATTACHED ORDNANCE

PERSONNEL.

Gloves, wool, 0. D. (1) 1

Laces, shoe, extra pairs 2 2

Ornaments, bronze

Ornaments, bronze, let­tPl'S 1 1

1 1

Overshoes, arctic, pairs

Pins, tent, shelter 5 5

Pole, tent, shelter. . . . 1 1

Puttees, spiral, woolen, pairs . . . 1 1

Rations, reserve

Shirt, flannel, O. D.. . . 2 2

Shoos ,, .->

Slicker 1 1

Socks, wool, pairs 1 4

Tag. identification ••2

Tape, for identification tag, yard 1

Tent, shelter, half 1 . 1

Trousers, fatigue

Toilet kit (3). . 1 1

o

ORDNANCE PROPERTY

Bayonet

Bayonet scabbard

1

Breech stick 1

2

1

1

5

1

1

1

4

-

1

\

. .

1

1

1

1

2 2

164

328

164

1

1

1

1

1

1

5

1

164

'164

86

820

164

1

2

o

1

4

2

1

2

o

1

4

2

164

328

o o g

164

656

328

1

1

1

1

1

1

164

](!4

86

164

328

12

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1

1

52

145

145

(3) The toilet kit will consist of the follow­ing articles: 1 brush, shaving; 1 comb; 1 mirror; 1 razor; 1 cake soap, hand; 1 towel, face; 1 cake soap, shaving.

(4) Will be carried by first sergeant and sergeants.

19

TABLE 3 (Continued). SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL ENLISTED MEN

OF A SUPPLY COMPANY, INCLUDING ATTACHED ORDNANCE

PERSONNEL.

I \~2~\ 3~j 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8

Brush and thong ( 5 ) . . . .

Can, bacon....".'

Can, condiment I

Can, meat . . . . : '

!

I

I 145 | (5) If any rifles are

provided with sparp 164

164

164

part containers, these numbers will be re­duced accordingly.

Canteen I 164

Canteen cover, dismtd.. 152

Canteen cover, mounted, modified 1910 I

Cartridges,.30

ball, cal. I | 100 145O0

Cartridges, ball,cal. .45.

pistol, 35 35 665

Cartridge belt,dismtd

cal. .30, I I 143

Cup

Fork

164

164

Front sight cover.

Gun sling

Haversack

145

145

152

Helmet,

Knife

steel.. . 164

164

Magazines, pistol, extra 76

Magazine,double

pocket, web, 38

Oiler and thong case (5)

Pack carrier

145

152

Pistol, cal. .45 19

Pistol belt I

I Pistol holster, cal. .45. |

I Pouch, for first aid packet

Rifle, U. S., cal. . 3 0 . . .

Rifle scabbard

1

1

19

19

164

145

93

20

TABLE 3 (Continued).

SETS OP INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL ENLISTED MEN OF A SUPPLY COMPANY, INCLUDING ATTACHED ORDNANCE

PERSONNEL.

4 I 5 8

Spoon

MOUNTEDEQUIPMENT

Q. M. PROPERTY

Calks, toe, horseshoe. . I 2 2 24

Nails, horseshoe j 16 1 6 192

Rations, grain ! 1 I 12

Shoes, horse, fitted (1 fore, 1 hind) 10

Shoes, mule, fitted (1 fore, 1 hind)

ORDNANCE PROPERTY

Bridle, cavalry, Model 1909 1

Curry comb. 1

Fred bag. . 1 I

Grain bag. . 1

Halter, bridle, model 1910

Halter, headstall. . 1

Halter, tie rope. . . 1 j

Horsebrush 1

Link 1

Saddle bags, pair. 1

Saddle blanket

Saddle, cavalry, McClel­lan

Saddle, mule, Model 1013

Spur*, pairs.

21

TABLE 3 (Continued).

SHTS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL ENLISTED MENOF A SUPPLY COMPANY, INCLUDING ATTACHED ORDNANCE

PERSONNEL.

1 | 2 3 7 8

Spur straps,

Surcingle

set 1

1

1

1

•• 12 (6) Necessary num­ber will be drawn from division supply.

MEDICAL PROPERTY

Foot powder, or grease, 1 1 1 1 1 1 164

Packets, first aid 1

i-i 1 164

GAS SERVICE PROPERTY

French gas mask, M2. 1 1 1 1 1 164

Respirator, British, S.

Respirator, horse (6 ) . . .

ARTICLES OF MOBILE EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTED WITHIN THE SUPPLY COMPANY AS DIRECTED.

ARTICLES NO. HOW DISTRIBUTED

QUARTERMASTER PROPERTY

20 As directed by Company Commander.

ORDNANCE PROPERTY

Cleaning rod, barrack, brass. As directed by Company Commander.

Pouch, for small articles As directed by Company Commander.

Screw driver, rifle | 18 As directed by Company Commander. I I

ENGINEER PROPERTY

Compasses, watch Ag directed by Company Commaadcr.

22

Table 4 SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL EN­

LISTED MEN OF REGIMENTAL MACHINE GUN COMPANY.

MOBILE EQUIPMENT

ARTICLES

Worn or carried on the person or mount.

Number In each group.

QUARTERMASTERPROPERTY

Belt, waist

Blanket, 0. D. (X)...

Breeches, service, wool.

Bugle, with sling (2) ..

Cap, overseas

Chevrons and sleeve in­signia (3)

Coat, service, wool . . . .

Drawers, pairs

Dubbin, 4 oz. box . . . .

Gloves, horsehide, yel­low, pairs

Gloves, wool, O. D. (1).

Lactc, sboe, extra pairt

4 (hp) 3 (mp)

1 1

1 1

1 1

" 1 1

1 1

2 2

1 1

1 1

1 1

2 2

•

165 (p) 172

1 172

1 172

1 172

2

1 172

249

1 172

2 344

1 172

1 172

1 172

2 344

REMARKS

(h)-—Mounted on IHMXI (m)—Mounted on

mule. (p)—Armed with pistol

only.

(1) For winter USP, when ordered by the Division or other in­dependent commander. there will be added to the normal individual mobile equipment: 1 or 2 0. D. blankets, special provision to be made for their trans­portation ; 1 pair lined gloves or one-finger mittens, 1 overcoat.

(2) Carried by bugler* only.

(3) Chevrons and sleeve insignia as pre­scribed will be issued: 3 to each individual, to be worn on over­coat, service coat and O. D. shirt.

23

TABLE 4 {Continued).

NETS OP INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPkENT FOR ALL ENLISTED MEN

OF REGIMENTAL MACHINE GUN COMPANY.

1 2 3 •t 5 6

Ornaments, bronze . . . 1 1 1 172 (4) The toilet kit will consist of the follow-

Ornaments, bronze, let- ing articles: 1 brush, 1 1 1 172 shaving; 1 comb, 1

mirror, 1 razor, 1 cake Overcoat (1) 1 1 172 shaving soap, 1 cake

soap, hand; 1 tooth Pins, tent, shelter 5 5 5 860 brush, 1 towel, face.

Pole, tent, she l te r . . . . 1 1 1 172 (5) Whistle and chain

Puttees, spiral, woolen, will be carried by 1st 1 1 1 172 Sgts. and Sgts.

Rations, reserve 2 2 2 344

Shirts, flannel, 0. D. 2 2 2 344

Shoes pairs 2 2 344

Slicker 1 1 1 172

Socks, wool, pairs 4 4 4 688

Tags, identification.... 2 2 2 344

Tape for identification 1 1 1 172

Tent, shelter half 1 1 1 172

Toilet kit (4) 1 1 1 172

Undershirts 0 2 2 344

Whistle and chain (5) .. 12

ORDNANCE PROPERTY

Bolo 1 165

Bolo scabbard 1 165

Can bac6n 1 1 1 172

Can, condiment 1 1 1 172

1 1 1 172

1 1 1 172

Canteen cover, dismtd.. 1 7

Canteen coyer, mtd., modified 1910 i 165

24

i-i

TABLE 4 (Continued).

SETS OK INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL ENLISTED MENOF REGIMENTAL MACHINE GUN COMPANY.

Cartridges,cal. .45

ball, pistol, 35 3'i 6020

Cup 1 1 172

Fork 1 1 171'

Haversack 1 1 r,.">

Helmet, steel 1 1 172

Knife 1 1 172

Magazines, pistol, extra. 4 4 (iSS

Magazinedouble

pockets, web 344

Pack carrier 165

Pistol, cal. .45 172

Pistol, belt 172

Pistol holster, cal. .45.. 172

Pouch for first aid packet 172 j

Spoon.

MOUNTED EQUIP­MENT

QUARTERMASTERPROPERTY

Calks, toe, horseshoe.. 2 14

Nails, horseshoe 16 16 112

Ration, grain 1 1 7

Shoes, horse, fitted (1 fore, 1 hind)

Shoes, mule, fitted (1 fore, 1 hind)

ORDNANCE | PROPERTY

Bridle, cavalry, modal | 1909

Curry comb.

TABLE 4 {Continued).

SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILEOP REGIMENTAL

1 2

Feed bag 1

Grain bag 1

Halter, bridle, model1910

Halter, headstall

Halter, tie-rope 1

Horse brush 1

Link 1

Saddle bags, pairs 1

Saddle blanket

Saddle, McClellan 1

Saddle, mule, model1913

Spurs, pairs 1

Spur itraps, set 1

Surcingle

MEDICALPROPERTY

Foot powder or grease,box 1

Packet, first aid

GAS SERVICEPROPERTY

French mask, M2 1

Respirator, British S. B. 1

Respirator, horse ( 6 ) . . .

EQUIPMENT FOE ALL BNLISTBD MEN MACHINE GUN COMPANY.

3 5

1 7

1 7

1 3

4

4

1 7

1 7

1 7

1 7

4

1 3

11

1

1 7•

i 1 172

1 1 1T2

1 1 172

1 1 172!

(6) Necessary number

1 will be draws from Dirislon supply.

26

TABLE 4 (Continued).

ARTICLES OF MOBILE EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTED WITHIN THEMACHINE GUN COMPANY AS DIRECTED.

ARTICLES

QUARTERMASTER PROPERTY

Brassards—

Blue (Agents and Signalmen)

Green (Guides and Scouts)

Red (Orderlies and Messengers)....

Yellow (Carrying parties)

ORDNANCE PROPERTY

Compass, Brunton, graduated in mils. . . .

Pouches for small articles, model 1916..

Rangefinders

Wire cutters, and carrier

Topographical Sets:

Alidade

Canvas carrying case

Declinator

Goniometer

Indirect fire tables

LtTels, gun

Plotting boards and tripod

Protractors

Reg lettei .

Thermometer

Trajectory graph

Zinc scales

Zinc square* 1/10000

NO. HOW DISTRIBUTED

As directed by Company Commander.See G. O. No. 59, H. A. E. F., 1917.

25

25

25

as As directed by Company Commander.

23 Usually distributed as follows:3 to Company Headquarters.3 to 1st Section of Platoon.3 to 2nd Section of Platoon.2 to Train.

C As directed by Company Commander.

11

1

48

4

4For indirect fire instruments.

4

2

32

12

4

12

4

1

12

4

4

27

TABLE 4 (Continued). ARTICLES OF MOBILE EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTED WITHIN THE

MACHINE GUN COMPANY AS DIRECTED.

ARTICLES NO. HOW DISTRIBUTED

ENGINEER PROPERTY

Compass, watch As directed by Company Commander.

SIGNAL PROPERTY

Glasses, field, type EE As directed by Company Commander.

Kits, flag, combination, standard (1). . As directed by Company Commander.

Projectors, 14 cm., with batteries As directed by Company Commander.

Table 5 SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL EN­

LISTED MEN OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENTATTACHED TO AN INFANTRY REGIMENT.

MOBILE EQUIPMENT

ARTICLES

Worn or Carried on theor Mount.

Person

Number of individuals in each group. . . h—Mounted on a horse.

QUARTERMASTER PROPERTY

Belt, waist

Blankets, O. D. (1)

Breeches, service, wool

Cap, «Overseas»

Chevrons and sleeve insignia ( 2 ) . . . .

Coat, service, wool

Drawers, pair

Dubbin, 4-oz. box

Gloves, horsehide, yellow, pair

Gloves, wool, O. D. (1)

Laces, shoe, extra pairs

Ornaments, bronze

Ornaments, bronze, letters,

Overcoat (1)

Pins, tent, shelter

Pole, tent, shelter ,

1

1

1

1

1 I

2

1

1

1

5

1

48

48

48

48

57

48

48

48

4

48

96

48

48

48

240

48

(1) For winter use, when ordered by the Division or other independent Com­mander, there will be added to the normal indi­vidual mobile equipment: 1 or 2 O. D. blankets, spe­cial provision to be made for their transportation; 1 pair lined gloves or one-finger mittens; 1 overcoat.

(2) Chevrons and sleeve in­signia as prescribed will be issued: 3 to each individual, to be worn on the overcoat, service coat and O. D. shirt.

29

TABLE 5 {Continued).

SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL ENLISTED MEN

OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT ATTACHED TO AN INFANTRY

REGIMENT.

Puttees, spiral, woolen, pair

Rations, reserve

Shirts, flannel, O. D

Shoes, pairs

Slicker

Socks, wool, pairs

Tags, identification

Tape, for identification tag, yard.

Tent, shelter, half

Toilet kit (3)

Undershirts

ORDNANCE PROPERTY (4) J

Can, bacon

Can, condiment

Can, meat

Canteen

Canteen cover^ dismounted

Canteen cover, mtd., modified model 1910 j

Cup

Pork

Hand axe, infantry

Hand axe carrier I

Haversack j

Helmet, steel |

Knife |

Pack carrier

Pouch, for first aid packet

Spoon

1 I

1 I1 I

1

96

96

48

192

96

48

48

48

96

48

48

j 48

48

44

4

48

48

48

1 48

1 48

1 48

1 48

1 44

1 48

1 48

(3) The toilet kit willconsist of the followingarticles: 1 brush, shav­ing ; 1 comb; 1 mirror; 1razor; 1 cake soap, hand;1 cake soap, shaving; 1toothbrush; 1 towel, face.

(4) When required fo bearmed, a Medical Depart­ment enlisted man is is­sued: 1 belt, pistol; 2magazines, pistol, extra ;1 pistol; 1 pistol holster;21 cartridges, ball, cal. .45.

30

TABLE 5 (Continued). SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL ENLISTED MEN

OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT ATTACHED TO AN INFANTRY

REGIMENT.

1 4 5

GAS SERVICE PROPERTY

l 1 48 (5) Necessary number will be drawn from division

Respirator, British, S. B l 1 48

MEDICAL PROPERTY

Belt, web (with pouch for diagnosis tags and instruments, and contents, com­plete) (Par. 907, M. M. D., 1916). . . l 1 48

Brassards, Red Cross i 1 48

Diagnosis tags, books of i 1 48

Foot powder or grease, box i 1 48

Packet, first aid l 1 48

ARTICLES OF MOBILE EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTED INtTHE MEDICAL DETACH­

MENT AS DIRECTED BY THE DETACHMENT COMMANDER.

ARTICLE NO. HOW DISTRIBUTED

QUARTERMASTER PROPERTY

Housewife 6 As directed by Detachment Commander.

ORDNANCE PROPERTY

Pouch for small articles 6 As directed by Detachment Commander.

31

TABLE 5 {Continued).

SETS OF INDIVIDUAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL ENLISTED MKNOF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT ATTACHED TO AN INFANTRY

REGIMENT.

ARTICLES OF MOBILE EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTED IN THE MEDICAL DETACHMENT AS DIRECTED BY THE DETACHMENT COMMANDER.

MOUNTED EQUIPMENT

QUARTERMASTER PROPERTY

Calks, toe, horseshoe

Nails, horseshoe

Rations, grain

Shoes, horse, fitted (1 fore, 1 hind)

ORDNANCE PROPERTY

Bridle, cavalry, model 1909

Curry comb

Feed bag

Grain bag L

Halter, headstall ­

Halter, tie rope ,

Horsebrush

Link

Saddle bags, pair

Saddle blanket

Saddle, cavalry, McClellan

Spurs, pair

Spur straps, set

Surcingle

Table 6

TOTAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OF AN

INFANTRY REGIMENT.

I Rifle Hdqrs. Sup. M, G. Med. Total ARTICLES I Co. Co. Co. Co. Det. Regt.

REMARK Sf

QUARTERMASTER PROPERTY

Axes and helves.. . 60

t Supply Company figures include at­tached Ordnance per­sonnel.

Bags, water, ster­ilizing and cover

Baton

Bed sack (1),

Belts, waist.. 250

1 |

315 164

44 (1) One bed sack and 1 or 2 additional O. D. blankets will be issued to each offld­er and enlisted man when in the training

3699 area.

Blankets, 0. D. . . . 250 315 164 172 3699 (2)59,

See H.

G. A.

O. E.

No. F.,

Brassards (2): Blue (Agents and

Signal Men). . . Green (Guides and |

Scouts) |Red (Orderlies and |

Messengers) . . . | White (Trench |

Cleaners) | Yellow (Carrying |

parties) I

Boots, rubber (3). .

Breeches, wool .

service,

Brooms, stable.

Brush, marking. . . . Brushes, t y p e ­

writer (4)

i

12

Hi

25

25

29

315

2

164

10

1

25

172

2

48

98

194

300

731

(3) Rubber boots will be issued to wagoners when con­ditions render them necessary.

(4) Regimental total includes three type­writer brushes for regimental h e a d ­quarters, and one for each battalion headquarters. (5) For contents, see

3699 Note 1, page 85. | (6) Regimental total

141 Includes three type­] writer oil cans for regimental headquar­ters and one for each battalion head-

Buckets,Iron

galvanized | 3 48

quarters.

Bugles, with sling.. 2 26

Butcher's tools (5) 1 1

Calk toe, horseshoe 136 1164 152 1452

Cans oil, writer (6).

type­2|

33

TABLE 6 (Continued).

TOTAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTRYREGIMENT.

Caps, overseas

Carborundum wheel.

Chevrons and sleeve Insignia (1)

Coal, smithing, lbs.

Coats, fatigue

Coats, service, wool

Cobblers' outfit, hand (2)

Colors, Infantry: Regimental, with case, staff, cord and tassel National, service with case, staff cord and tassel.. National, silk, with case, staff, cord and tassel. .

1 1 14

Desk, field, small, complete (3) 1 1 1 1 21

Drawers 500 G30 328 344 7398

Dubbin, 4-oz. boxes j I

Forge, portable. . . . | I

Forks, stable Gloves, horsehide,

yellow, pairs. . . .

Gloves, woolen, O. D.

2.-0 S15

5S| !

3151

164

164

164

1T2

172

172

48 3699

3

19

400

3699 Harness, draft mules,

set (4)

Horses, riding (5) . . 23 60

Housewives ( 6 ) . . . . 291 391 20 436

Instruments,set (28ments) (7)

band, j instru-

Iron, bar, assorted sine* (pounds) 160 160

34

(1) Chevrons and sleeve insignia, as prescribed will be issued: three to eacl) individual, to be worn on the over­coat, service coat and O. D. shirt. (2) For contents, see Note 2, page S5..

(3) Regimental total includes 3 desks for regimental headquar­ters, and 1 for each battalion headquar­ters. For contents, see Note 3, page P5.

(4) Issued as part of complete vehicle; so­under Vehicle and Note 8, Dage 90. (5) Including mounts for officers. Regi­mental total in­cludes mounts for officers at battalion and regimental bead-quarters. (6) For contents, see Note 4, page 86. (7) See A. R. 262 and 1179 of 1913.

TABLE 6 (Continued).

TOTAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OP AN INFANTRY REGIMENT.

2 I

ARTICLES Rifle | Hdqrs. | Sup. 1 M, G. Co. I Co. I Co. Co.

Irons, branding, 1

Jack, wagon. 1

Laces, Bhoe, extra pair 500 630 328 344

Lamp black, pounds

Lantern, combina­tion complete O). 3

Leather, harness, black (pounds)... 290 28

Mender, harness (2) 1 1

Mule:

Draft 275 28

Riding 7 3

Nails, horseshoe, |pounds I 38 5

Ornaments: Bronze 250 315 164 172

Bronze le t ters . . . 250 315| 164 172

Overcoat 250 315 164 172

Overshoes, arctic, pairs (3) 86 f

IPaulins, large (4) . . 1 5 1

Pickax and he lve . . . 4 4 i 14

Pins, tent, shelter(5) 1310 1645 860 020

Pole, tent, shelter(5) 262 329 172 184

Puttees, s p i r a l , woolen, pair 250 315 164 172

Pot, marking 2

Pouch, music 28

Rake, steel 7 10 5

Med. Total Det. Regt.

1

1

96 7398

2

2 C6

329

3 317

•• 10

2 49

48 3699

48 3699

48 3699

86

7

70

320 19555

64 3911

48 3699

2

28

22

REMARKS.

(1) Five for regi­mental headquarters.

(2) For contents, see Note 5, page 86.

(3) Rubber boots to be supplied where conditions m a k e them more desirable. (4) 1 for regimental headquarters. (5) Including Issue to officers.

36

TABLE 6 (Continued).

TOTAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTRY

REGIMENT.

3 I

Rifle | Hdqrs. Sup. M. O. Med. TotalARTICLES Co. Co. Co. Co. Det. Regt. REMARKS

Range, field, No. 1 oi- 2, complete (1)

. Rations, grain (2) . .

Rations, reserve (3)

Rope, picket line, feet

Shirts, flannel, O. D.

Shoes, pairs

500

500

34!

644

150| I

630 630

291

336|

200

328

328

38

356|

100

344!

344

15

112

96

(1) Usually none will be issued; may be

387 issued to detach­ments and organiza­tions when necessary and available. See Note 8, page 90.

450 (2) Regimental total includes rations for

73981 mounts of officers | at battalion and

7398 regimental headquar­ters.

Shoes, horse and j mule: I

Fitted shoes (4): For riding

hVses, No. (1 fore, 1 hind)

For riding mules, No. (1 fore, 1 hind)

46 18 14

(3) Includes rations i for all officers. | (4) Regimental total | includes fitted shoes | for mounts of offi­cers at battalion and

120

20

regimental h e a d ­quarters.

For draft mules, No. (2 fore, 2 hind) 44 1100 1268

Extra shoes:

For horses, lbs. (5)

For mules, lbs

Shoe repairing outfit (complete)

23 9

2821 31

60

327

(5) , Regimental total includes extra shoes for mounts of offi­cers at battalion and regimental h e a d ­quarters.

Shovel,dled

short han­2 301

Slicker 250 315 164 172 48 3699|

Sling, color, O. D 2 2

Socks, wool, pair . . 1000 1260 656 688 192 14796

Stick, size, shoe 1 1 1 16

Stove and pipe (6) . .

stove

Stretcher, sh o e . . . .

T*x, identification..

2

500 j

2

6301 328 344

30

7398 j

(6) See G. O. 38, Par. 1, and G. O. 46, Par. 1, H. A. E. F., 1917.

36

TABLE 6 (Continued).

TOTAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTRYREGIMENT.

I 2 3 | 5 V 6 f

ARTICLES Rifle [Hdqrs. Sup. M. G. Med. Total REMARKS. Co. Co. Co. Co. Det. Regt.

Tape for identifica-[ 3151 164 f 172 3699

tion tag (yard)... | 250 I 329 172 j 184 3911 (1) Including iiiue

Tent shelter half (1). | 262 to officers. 315 164 172 3699

Toilet kit I 250 Tools, wheelwright's

and carpenter's:

Set (2) 1 11 (2) For contents, see \ Note 6, page 86.

Kit (3) 1 11 (3) Part of set, for contents, see Note

Trousers, fatigue... 86 6 (A), page 86.

Typewriters (4) . . . 2] (4) Regimental total includes three type-

Undershirts 500 630 328

I 7398 writers for regi­mental headquarters,

Vehicles (5): and one for each battalion headquar-

Cart, medical (1- ters. mule) S' 3 (5) For accessories

and harness, see Cart, ration (2- Note 7, page 87.

mule) 16 16

Cart, water (1­mule) 15

Kitchen, rolling (4-mule) 16

Wagons, combat (4-mule) (6) . . 19 (6) Seventeen for

supply company, of Wagons, R. & B., limbered caliion

(4-Mule) type.

Wheel, hind, escort wagon 1

Whistle and chain. 169

EQUIPMENT FORCHAUFFEURS

ANDMOTORCYCLISTS.

Boots, hip, rubber, pairs

(7) Motorcyclist! Breeches, oilskin (7) only.

37

TABLE 6 (Continued).

TOTAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTRYREGIMENT.

6 I I

| Rifle | Hdqrs. Sup. M. G. | Med. ARTICLES I Co. | Co. Co. Co. | Det. Regt. REMARKS.

I ICoats, oilskin

Gauntlets, winter.. For winter use.

Gloves, horsehlde,yellow, pairs . . . . [

Goggles, lenses ofmica or com­pound . . .

Helmets, woolen,or toque 3 f For winter use.

Mackinaw or Jerkin, si Overshoes, arctic, |

pairs For winter nee. Socks, extra heavy,

wool, pairs For winter use.

ADDITIONAL Q. M. PROPERTY

For issue of Expendable Quartermaster Supplies, see A. R., and current O. O., G. H. Q. A. E. F.

ORDNANCEPROPERTY

Automatic rifle, with sling and cover.. 192

Bag (Musette). 672

Batteries, flashlight, extra , (1) 17 32 49 (1) Two for regi­

mental intelligence Bayonet 235 220 3092 section.

Bayonet scabbard.. 235 220 3092

Bolo 14 81 165 341

Bolo scabbard 14 8 165 341

Breech covers 235 236 145 3201 (2) If rifles are pro­vided with spare

Breech sticks 243 236 1451 3297 p a r t containers, these numbers will

Brash and thong (2) 235 236 145 3201 be reduced accord­ingly.

Bulb, flashlight, ex­tra (1) 17 32 48

S3

TABLE 6 (Continued).

TCTAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOE ORGANIZATIONS OF AN IXWX8TRT REGIMENT.

I : j 2~~j 3 j 4 | 5 j 8 j 7 j 8

Rifle ]H(1qrs.l Sup. M. G. Med. TotalARTICLES Co. | Co. I Co. Co. Det. Regt. REMARKS.

Can, b a c o n . . . . 2501 31:. 164 172 48 3699

ICan, condiment. . . . | 164 172 48 3699

2501 :;15

Can, meat | [ 164 172 48 3699 li^Oi 315

i Oan-teen j 164 172 48 3699

I Canteen cover, dis-1 165 44 3656 mounted j

I Canteen cover, mtd. , |

1910 modified j 4 43 I

Cartr idges, b a l l , I cal. .30 22260| 23600 14500 305220

Cartr idges ( a u t o rifle), ball , D. A. M 248832

Cartridges, ball, pis­tol, cal. .45 (1) 1715 30101 6230 30625 (1) Including issue

to officers. Cartridge belt, cal.

.30, dismounted.. 183 236

Cartridge belt, cal. .30, mounted

Cleaning kit, for automatic rifle.. .

Cleaning, rods, bar­rack, brass 31 30 18 420

Clips, automatic rifle 320 3840

Covers, h o r s e , blanket lined (2) 34 38 (2) For winter use.

Cup 315J 164

Discharger, rifle grenade 30 360

Flashlights, complete (3) 17 32| 49 (3) Two for regi­mental intelligence

Fork r 164 172 3699 section.

Front sight covers j 3201 I 250 315

Gun sling | 145| . . 3201 I 235| 236J I

Hand axes, Infantry, |and carriers | 235| 236| . . I 48 224

141 8J 39

TABLE 6 (Continued).

TOTAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTRY

REGIMENT.

Hdqrs. | .Sup. f M. G. Med. TotalARTICLES | Co. Co. Co. I Co. Det. Regt. REMARKS.

Haversack I

Helmets, steel (1) . |I

Knife |

Knife, trench, and ] scabbard (2) I

Magazines, extra (1)

pistol.

2501

344

108

92 |

104 |I

1G5

178

172

44 36561

3699

480

3248

(1) Including issue to officers.

(2) Distributed as directed.

Magazine pocket, web, double ( 1 ) . . 3561 1624

Marking outfit, for stamping metal (3)

Oiler and case (4) .

thong

Pack carrier. .

Pannier pack.

I 2361

295 j

1<H

II

14;"

152jI

341

165

24

16

3201

3656

68

(3) For contents, see Note 9, page 90.

(4) If rifle is provid­ed with spare part container, t h e s e numbers will be re­duced accordingly.

Pick, mattock and carrier

Pistol, cal. .45 (1)

Pistol belt (1)

55 |

H 29 |

36 |

231

231

178

178

696

1172 I

644

Pistol cleaning kit . 4 18

Pistol holster,.45 (1)

cal. 73 | 23 178 1172

Pouch, first aid (1) 256 322 168 178 380

Pouch forticles

Pouch forsight

small ar­

telescopic

31 391 20 f I

22

48

Range finder, with carrying case and tripod 3 4

Rifle, U. S., cal. .30 235 236 1451 3201

Rifle, U. S., cal. .30, fitted for tele­scopic sight (5)

Rifle scabbard 19

(5) Included in to­tal «Rifle TJ. S. ctl(.30.»

40

TABLE 6 (Cqntinued).

TOTAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTRY REGIMENT.

5 I

Rifle | Hdqrs. I Sup. M. G. Med. TotalARTICLES Co. Co. I Co. Co. Det. Regt. REMARKS.

Screwdriver, rifle.. 30 18 420I

Shovel and carrier. 1101 1392

Spoon 2.10 315 164 172 48 3699

Telescope, observer's 4 ' 52

Telescopic sight. . . 4 481

Tools, blacksmiths' • Set (1) 3 (1) For contents, see

Note 10, page 91. Kit (2) 3 (2) For contents, see

Note 10 (A), Page Tools, saddlers': 91.

Set (3) 1 3 (3) For contents, see Note 11, page 91.

Kit (4) 1 3 (4) For contents, «ee Note 11 (A), Page

Wire cutter 35 581 526 91.

Wire cutter carriers I 526 58

MOUNTED 5) Total includes is-EQUIPMENT (5) | sue to officers below

rank of Major. See Bridle, cavalry, mod-1 A. R. 1520.

el 1909 | 231 -9 I

"urrycomb | 23 j 161

Feed bag 23 16

Grain bag 23

Halter, bridle, model I 1910 I

Halter, headstall. .'. \ . . \ 23 I I

Halter, tie rope.. .. | j

23 16Horse brush |

Link | 23 "I231

Saddlebags, pairs.. J 231 161

Saddle blankets.. . . I Baddle, cavalry, Me 16

Clellan

Saddle, mule, model 1013

41

TABLE 6 (Continued).

TOTAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOB ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTRY REGIMENT.

1 2 3 4 5 6 | 7 8

Rifle Hdqrs. Sup. M. G. Med. TotalARTICLES Co. Co. Co. Co. | Dot. Regt. REMARKS.

Saddlecloths with officers' insignia.. .

• •

3

23

4

16 10

8

12

22

65

Spur straps, set 23 16 10 12 65

Surcingles 23 16 10 12 65

37 MM. GUN EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED TO THE ONE-POUNDERPLATOON OF THE HEADQUARTERS COMPANY.

(ORDNANCE PROPERTY.)

Gun 37 mm. complete Curry comb | 4

Calssor and Limber, supply, complete Grease, lubricaut, No. 4 ^ , q u a r t . . . . | 1

Limber, complete Horse

Body harness No. 214. sheets.

Cloth, crocus Sandpaper No. y2. sheets | 12 I

Cloth, emery Spurs, pair

Cord, sash, feet Spur straps, set

TABLE 6 (Continued).

TOTAL MOBILB EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFA.WTBYREGIMENT.

37 MM. GUN SUPPLY CAISSON AND LIMBER (4-MULE) COMPLETE CONTAINS THF, FOLLOWING:

Ammunition— 1 Flat bastard file (25 mm.). 932 Cartridges, 37 mm. 1 Taper file (8 mm.).

1 Woodworker's hammer wi th Miscellaneous Accessories— handle.

1 Candle box. ! Wheelwrights plane. 1 Grease hov. -, I I n n d . g a w . 1 Spare part box. t S c r e w driver with handle (4/10). 5 Kilograms 24 mm. candles. t Boring brace and bit. 1 Movable chest for carpenter's \ Gimlet (5 mm.).

tools. 1 Kilogram rag-*. Spore Parts— 1 Hitch rope. 1 Complete extractor axis. 1 Support branch binding strap. ! Complete cotter pin. 1 Spare-trace case. 1 Extractor 1 Spare linch pin and ring. 1 Breech-block handle.

13 Spare sheets of mica. , F o r e f o o t p e g w i t n c n a i n . 1 Instructions on methods of load- ± A x ] e c o n n e c t ing peg with chain.

lhS- i Face guard. 1 Folding lantern. x S p a r e telescopic sight (or sim­1 Iron camping hammer. p l i f l e d ] a y i n g apparatus). 2 Fixing stakes (large). 2 Gun wheels (37 mm.). 2 Fixing stakes (small). ! C a i s s o n p o i e . 1 Portfolio for mica sheets. 1 L ^ M limber pole.1 Drinking pail.2 Complete set3 of trac-•. Harness and Shoeing—

Miscellaneous Tools— 2 Complete harness for rear bitch­1 Axe and hammer. inS"uP <n e a r h o r s e a n d off

2 Round shovels. horse). 2 Pick-axes. 2 Canvas grain bags.

0 Nail spanners. Tool* for Repair of Limber— 1 Tap wrench.

1 1 Woodworker's mortising chisel 1G0 Horse shoe nails. (8 mm.). 4 Horse blankets.

1 Locksmith's mortising chisel. 06 Frost nails.1 Woodworker's chisel (20 mm.). 10 Horse shoes.1 Spanner. 4 Nose bags.3 Boring bits (10 mm., S mm., 2 Canvas pails.

5 mm.). 4 Blanket surcingles.

TABLE 6 (Continued). TOTAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTRY REGIMENT 37 MM. GUN LIMBER (1-MTTLE CARTRIDGE WAGON) COMPLETE CONTAINS

THE FOLLOWING: Ammunition— Spare Parts for Gun and Carriage—

192 Cartridges, 37 mm. 1 Rocker axis. Miscellaneous Accessories— 1 Rocker.

1 Cart, canvas. 1 Rocker bolt. 1 Oil can. 1 Safety pin. 1 Grease box. 1 Filling plug. 1 Cotton box. 1 Drain plug. 1 Gun, spare part box. 1 Axle stop pin. 1 Sponge brush. 4 Cupel sleeve fittings. 1 Grease brush. 4 Cupel ring fittings. 1 Kilogram rags. 20 Lanyard. 1 Sponge. 1 Cupel sleeve. 5 Kilograms soft steel wire (1 mm). 1 Striker. 1 Lubricating sleeve. 2 Rebound- springs. 1 Special feeder. 1 Striker spring. 1 Radius lines for verification (pair) 1 Cupel ring. 1 Tool kit. 1 Cocking rod. 1 Dragging rope. Harness and Shoeing— 2 Lock and key. 1 Complete harness. 2 Deflection scale. 1 Horse blanket.

Tools for Repair of Gun— 1 Nose bag. 1 Pin setter of 3/8. 1 Fitted grooming kit (1 horse 1 Small spanner. brush, 1 curry comb). 1 Cartridge case extractor. 1 Canvas pail. 1 Soft file with handle. 1 Blanket surcingle. 1 Hammer. , 4 Horse shoes. 1 Omnibus tweezers. 1 Tap wrench. 1 Bronze drift. 40 Horse shoe nails. 1 Screw driver (4/10). 1" Frost nails.

Spore Parts for the Limber— 1 Bolt of dragging pole rear socket with nut (8/33). 1 Shaft bolt with nut (8/.17). 2 Splinter bar handle bolts with nuts and washers (8/7.")). 1 Bolt of dragging pole fore socket with nut (8/104). 2 Axle fixing bolt with nut (10/72). 2 Axle fixing boll with nut (10/82). 2 Detachable shaft bolt with nut (10/90). 1 Detachable shaft bolt with nut (10/98). 1 Inside solo bars and splinter bar ljolt with nut and washer (10/145). 1 Outside sole bars and splinter bar bolt with nut and washer (10/15,0). 2 Small loading shelf bolts with nuts and washers (8/78). 1 Bolt of supports and compartment uprights with nuts (8/80). 1 Pole bolt with nut (8/63). 2 Bolts of outside sole bar sheath with nuts (8/85). 1 Bolt of dragging pole cross bars with nut (6/84). 1 Fore sole bar crossing bolt with nut and washer (10/142). 1 Rear sole bar crossing bolt with nut and washer (10/135). 1 Bolt of supports and compartment uprights with nut (10/162). 1 Bolt of supports and compartment uprights with nut (10/155). .1 Length cross bar middle bottom bolt with nut and washer (10/135). 1 Bolt of tool chest support with nut (6/28). 1 Bolt of dragging pole support with nut (6/86). 2 Bolts of middle upright angle piece with nuts (6/68). 1 Bolt of compartment upright and cross bar and of sole bars with nuts (8/46). 1 Bolt of compartment upright and cross bar, and of sole bars with nuts (8/88). 1 Bolt of bottom length cross bar with nut and washer (10/95). 1 Polel prop chain. (5 18/20 1 Detachable shaft stop pin with chain. 6 20/15 1 Crossbar support pin with chain. Milled 3 20/25 1 Dragging pole pin with chain. Head 3 20/35 2 Pole pins with chains. W o o d

24 20/20 2 Axle ring linch pins. Screws. 3 21/2." 2 Split pins for linch rings. 3 23/25

44

TABLE 6 (Continued). TOTAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTRY

REGIMENT. 3-INCH STOKES MORTAR EQUIPMENT.

SUPPLIED TO THE BOMBERS SECTION OF THE SAPPERS AND BOMBERS PLATOON, HEADQUAKTEKS COMPANY.

ARTICLES NO. ARTICLES NO.

Ammunition— Box of spare parts and nuts

Mortar shells, 3-inch. 96 | Containing:

Cartridges, assorted . 150 1 Butterfly bolt

Rings, ballastite 450 1 Nut for elevating screw

Barrels, complete 6 1 1-8 inch nut for mortar clamp.

Base plate 1 1-2 in. plain nut, 3-4 in. thick

Mounting 1 ;>-8 in. plain nut.

Cleaning rod 5 Split pins.

Clinometer, with case. . . . Assorted cotter pins for yoke.

Combination wrench. . . . Striker pins

.Copper washers Tool box containing:

Cotton waste, pounds. . . . 4 Crimping pliers.

Oil can, 1 pint, long spout. 1 Spare base cap.

Oil, 1 quart No. 1 Engine. ] Tommy bar.

Shell carrier jacket Mortar boxes

MACHINE GUN EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED TO THE MACHINE GUN COMPANY. EQUIPPED WITH HOTCHKISS MACHINE GUN

ARTICLES NO. ARTICLES

Blocks: Cartridges, in gun carts, boxes of 250 Elevating. .

Cleaning kitTraversing.

Gunners pouch, completeCaissons and Limbers, complete.. . .

Loading tools Cart, ammunition," complete

Machine gun, HotchkissCart, gun, complete

Mounts, anti-avion, HotchkissCartridges, in caissons, rounds \

Mounts, emergencyCartridges in am'n carts, cases of 288

Resizing tools. . . . :Cartridges, in ammunition carts,

boxes of 250. 24 Sights, anti-avion, Hotchkiss

Cartridges, In gun carts, cases of 2881 84 Spare barrels 45

TABLE 6 (Continued). TOTAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS Or AN INFANTRY

REGIMENT. MACHINE GUN EQUIPMENT (Continued).

Supplied to the Machine Gun Company.

ARTICLES NO. ARTICLES NO.

Spare part cases'. Carrying case 4

No 1 Complete 8 Declinator 4

No. 2, Complete s Plotting board and tripod 4

Swiveled cleaning rods 4 Zinc scales 4

Tripod gun 16 Zinc squares 1/10000 4

Compasses, Brunton, graduated In Miscellaneous Machine Gun mils 6

Equipment. Goniometers 2

Cases, dispatch 6 Gun level 12

Canton, flannel, meters 25 Indirect fire table 32

Crocus cloth quire 2 Protractor 12

Curry combs 24 Reglette 4

Emery cloths 2 Thermometer I

24

Indirect Fire Control Equipment. 1 1

Trajectory groph 12

Topographical

Alidade

set:

'. 4

Provisional Machine Gun

Discs, luminous

Equipment.

12

Goniometer, periscope 4

CAISSON AND LIMBER, COMPLETE, HOTCHKISS MACHINE GUN. (ACCESSORIES AND EQUIPMENT)

Accessories— 8 Ammunition chests, with strips. Horse Equipment— 1 Camping kit (sledge hammer and 4 Blankets.

4 pickets). 2 Bridles, riding, fitted with curb 2 Round nose shovels (long handles). bit, neck straps and chain 2 Pick axes. 2 Bridles, lead off horse, with neck 1 Axe hammer. strap and chain. 1 Oil can, large, filled. 4 Sets artillery harness, complete.

Candles, 500 grammes. 4 Nose bags. 1 Grease box. 2 Grooming bags. 1 Oil can wrench. 2 Pair saddle bags, canvas. 1 Spare piston. 2 Riding saddles. 1 No. 5 A wheel. 2 Harness, saddles. 1 Traces, pair, complete. 4 Surcingles. 1 Trace cover. 1 Horse rope (16 meters). 1 Spare pole. 16 Mule shoes. 1 Lineh pin and ring. 1 Package nails (160). 1 Folding lantern and case. 64 Frost nails. 6 Sbeets of mica, in portfolio 2 Nail wrenches. 3 Padlocks. 1 Tap wrench. 1 Padlock key. 1 Book (set of instructions).

46

TABLE 6 {Continued.

TOTAL MOBILE! EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTET REGIMENT.

SPARE PART CASE

Contents— 1 Breech block. 1 Ejector. 2 Ejector cushions1 Elevating link.

NO. 1 (LEATHER),

(rubber).

1 Elevating connection link pin. 2 Extractor. 2 Extractor springs. 1 Feed ratchet release pawl. 1 Feed ratchet pin spring. 1 Firing pin. 1 Locking screw gas cylinder. 1 Safety sear. 1 Safety sear spring. 1 Traversing clamp. 1 Traversing clamp lever. 1 Traversing clamp spring. 1 Barrel cleaning rod, 2 sections. 1 Gas cylinder cleaning rod, 2 sec­

tion.1 Scraper for gas cylinder.

12 Cleaning brushes (Barrel) 1 Copper hammer. 1 Dismounting wrench. 1 Screwdriver. 1 Wrench teat. 1 File handle. 1 Gauge chamber. 1 Hand extractor. 1 Oil can. 1 Grease box, full. 1 Breech block case, leather. 1 Manual, 1917, for 1914 H. M. G. 1 Zinc box and cover, canvas. 1 Recoil spring. 1 Sear. 1 Sear spring. 1 Sprocket, shaft ratchet spring.

SPARE PART CASK NO. 2 (LEATHER),

Contents— 1 Ejector. 2 Ejector cushions (rubber). 1 Elevating connection link pin. 2 Extractors. 1 Feed ratchet release pawl. 1 Feed ratchet pin spring. 1 Locking screw. 1 Piston.

<l Piston return spring. 1 Sear. 1 Sear spring. 1 Striker. 1 Cleaning rod barrel. 2 section.

47

HOTCHKISS MACHINE GUN.

1 Box, zinc containing spare parts as follows:

1 Arm lock handle spring. 1 Arm lock handle spring locking

bolt. 10 Pins assorted.

1 Cotter pin. 5 Rivets. 1 Elevating block trunnion lock. 1 Elevating block trunnion lock

spring. 1 Elevating block locking pin. 1 Knee joint lock plunger. 1 Knee joint lock spring. 1 Telescopic elevating screw hook

spring. 1 Telescopic elevating screw hook

lock. 1 Trunnion cap lock. 1 Trunnion cap lock spring. 1 Trunnion cap lock spring plug

screw. 1 Trunnion cap wing nut. 1 Trunnion cap case locking nut 1 Upper leg head joint pin. 1 Upper leg head joint pin co-lar. 1 Upper leg head joint pin collar

pin'.

HOTCHKISS MACHINE GUN.

1 Cleaning rod gas cylinder, 2 sec­tion.

12 Cleaning brashes (barrel). 1 Scraper for gun cylinder. 1 Copper hammer. 1 Screwdriver. 1 Dismounting wrench. 1 File and handle. 1 Grease box. 1 Oil can.

1 Front sight cover. 2 Extractor springs. 1 Sprocket shaft ratohet spring. 1 Hand extractor.

TABLE 6 (Continued).

AMMUNITION CART, COMPLETE, HOTCHKISS MACHINE GUN.

(ACCESSORIES AND EQUIPMENT.)

12 Ammunition chests (strips). 2 Ammunition cliests (belts). 1 Tool chest No. 1—

2 Hand axes. 1 Spoke shave. 2 Nail wrenches. 1 Tap wrench. 1 File, bastard. 1 File, rat tail and handle 8mm. 1 Hand auger. 2 Punches. 1 Chisel, cold. 3 Bits assorted. 1 Hammer. 2 Chisel, hand. 1 Saw. 2 Pairs mule shoes. 1 Package shoe nails. 1 Saddler's kit for harness repair. 1 Group lamps.

GUN CART, COMPLETE,

(ACCESSORIES

7 Ammunition cases (strips). 1 Ammunition case (belt). 1 Machine gun in case. 1 Tripod mount, with traversing

head in case. 1 Spare barrel in case. 2 Spare part pouches. 1 Flash arrester. 2 Horse blankets. 1 Surcingle. 1 Rag bag. 1 Grooming bag.

1 Tool chest No. 2— 1 Wrench. I Bit stock. 1 Nail wrench. 3 Drills. 1 Package screws. 1 Screwdriver. 1 Set of bolts (nuts, pins, wood

screws, pins with small chains). 1 package.

2 Chains with large pin. 2 Chains with small pin. 1 Chain with fastener. 4 Large washers. 4 Clamps. 1 Pin setter. 1 Washer, leather. 1 Washer for axle end. 1 Roll sheet iron.

1 Grease box.2 Lashing ropes.1 Range finder and tripod in case1 Horse blanket.1 Surcingle.1 Grooming bag.1 Nose bag.1 Spare jointed shaft.1 Spare linen pin.

HOTOHKISS MACHINE GUN.

AND EQUIPMENT.)

1 Metal case for accessories— Spare horse shoes. Horse shoe nails (1 package). Frost nails. 1 Tap wrench. 1 Nail wrench. Instruction pamphlets.

1 Pair chain mittens. Chain shoulder straps. 1 Oil can. 1 Water bucket, canvas. Rags.

1 Nose bag. 1 Whip. 2 Lashing ropes. 1 Portable axe. 1 Camping kit. 1 Spare jointed shaft.

GUNNER'S

Contents— 1 Extractor. 1 Extractor spring. 1 Striker. 1 Brush, varnish.

POUCH, HOTCHKISS MACHINE GUN.

1 Defective cartridge extractor. 1 Hand extractor. 1 Wrench for gun regulator. I Oil can.

48

TABLE 6 {Continued).

TOTAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOE ORGANIZATIONS OF AX INFANTRYREGIMENT

MEDICAL PROPERTY

1 | 2 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 7 8

6 Hqs. Sup. |M.G.|Med. Tot'l REMARKS ARTICLES j ^ Co. Co. | Co. | Det. Reg.

Belt, web, with pouch for |diagnosis tags, and instru- |ments, complete I 481

Brassards, Red Cross 55 Including issue to medi­cal officers.

Camp Infirmary •.

Combat equipment | One for each battalion. See Pars. 866, 867,

. Diagnosis tags, books of . . . . | 48 1 M. M. D., 1916.

I Farrier's instrument pocket |

case |. 1 1 3 For contents, see Note I | 12, page 92.

Foot powder or grease, box.. 256| 322 168 178 56 3805 Includes officers.

Litters 3 4 73

Medicines and dressing (vet-1 erinary) 1 For contents, see Note

13, page 92. Packet, first aid: 322 168 178 56 3805 Includes officers.

Powder, hypochlorite of lime,tubes, per day ] 2 77°

GAS SERVICE PROPERTY.

I 2 I 3 I 4 I 5 I 6 I 7 I ARTICLES "" |Rifle]ndq.|SiipT | M.G.|Med.|Total| REMARKS

| Co. | Co. | Co. | Co. | Det. | Reg. |

French Mask, M2 | 27)0[ 322 ( 16S| 178 ( 56(3805(includes issue to officers.

Respirator, British S. B . . . . 322 108 178| 56 38051 Includes issue to officers. Necessary number will

Respirator, horse be drawn from division supply.

49

TABLE 6 (Continued).

TOTAL MOBILB EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTRYREGIMENT.

ENGINEER PROPERTY.

1 2 3 4 ft 7 S

ARTICLES Rifle Co.

| Hdq. Co.

| Sup. Co.

| M.G. Co.

Med. Det.

Total Reg. REMARKS

Compass watch 24 24 3 32 347

Compass, box 4 48

RECONNAISANCE EQUIPMENT, FURNISHED TO THE HEADQUARTERS COM­PANY, INFANTRY REGIMENT.

(THREE SETS TO EACH BATTALION AND THREE TO REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS.)

ENGINEER PROPERTY.

I I Alidade, reconnaissance, triiinsru'ar| 1 2 , | Holders, timing pads • • . . . . 12

Board, sketching 12 | Pace tallies I

12 Chest, sketching outfit ! 12 |"encil pockets

I" ! 12 Clinometers, service, with C U M - . . . . I 12 |Tr ipods , wood, folding Compasses, pr ismat ic . . . . I 12 | Watches , half chronometer , lumin­

1 I ous d i a l . 12

HKCONNAISSANCK SUfPUES.

Books, note field 10 I Pencils, drawing. H . . . 42 I

Celluloid, sheets 30 | Pencils. Kretn 14

Erasers, rubber., pencil • 14 I Pencils, red 14

Pads, timing 18 Protector, pencil points. 14

Paper, sketching, grow Tape, adhesive, rolls.. . . 6

bins

TABLE 6 (Continued).

TOTAL MOBILB EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTBYREGIMENT.

DRAFTING EQUIPMENT FOR REGIMENTAL INTELLIGENCE SERVICE, FURNISHED TO THE HEADQUARTERS COMPANY, INFANTRY REGIMENT.

ENGINEER

ARTICLES NO.

Boards, drawing, 23x31, with trestles

Erasers, steel

Glass, magnifying, hand, 4-inch.. .

Instruments, drawing, Held seta

Map measurers

Protractors, G. S., semi-circular, 6-inch

Protractors, graduated in mils, 8-inch

Scales, 12-inch with sheath Architects

Scales, 12-inch with sheath. Engineers

Scales, 40 cm. with sheath, Engi­neers

T-square, 42 inch.

Triangles 30 degrees to 60 degrees 8 to 10 iuch

PROPERTY.

ARTICLES No.

Triangles, 45 degrees, 8 to 10 inch 1

Tubes, tin.

Pencils, colored—

Blue

Red

Green

Brown

Yellow

Ink, drawing, bottle—

Black

Red

Blue

Greeu

SIGNAL PROPERTY.

Rifle Hdq. Sup. |M.G. |Med. |TotalARTICLES Co. Co. Co. | Co. | Co. | Reg. REMARKS

Bags, tool, service, complete 1

Batteries, dry, No. 6 12

Batteries, tunsten, type A, extra 40 40]

Bells, vibrating, 50 ohm. or equivalent

Books, field message. . . .

Buzzerpbones

Clamps, splicing, 7-inch.

1 100 • • 1001

8

4

51

TABLE 6 (Continued).

TOTAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTRYREGIMENT.

SIGNAL PROPERTY (Continued).

I 2 I 3 | * I M 8 | 7 | I Rifle | Hdq.]Snp. |M.G:|Med. Totalf ARTICLES | Co. | Co. | Co. I Co. I Co. Reg. I REMARKS

Compasses, prismatic. 13 13

Flashlights 15 15

Fuses, 1 amp.line boards

for 4 and 121 I 76 76)

Glasses, field, type\

Grips, buffalo

D or EE j I

|

17

2

139

2

Hammers, claw

Hatchets, with handle.. . . Kits, flag, combination, stun- j

dard I SI 13

a 117

Knives,

Panels,

Panels,

Panels,

electricians

identification

marking

rectangular

64

60

4

4

60)I

4 i I

7681 I

Pencils, lead, doz

Pliers, sidecutting,

Pliers, sidecutting,

6-inch... |I

8-inch... |

. . | I .\ |

45

15

12

"1 Projectors,

terles

Projectors,teries

14 cm.,

24 cm.,

with bat-1 |I

with bat­

121I

4

. .

. .

15

38

Receiving sets, Typecomplete (French)

Receiving sets, T.(French)

«A-1»

P. S.

1 1

1

1 •• 1 ' ,

Reels, breast 4 4

Saws, hand, cross-cut. 24-in. 4 " 4

Screwdrivers, 8-inch 4 4

Switchboards,line mono

Switchboards,line mono

telephone, 4­

telephone, 12­1

10

1

52

i

I

10 i

1 1

I

• •

TABLE 6 (Continued).

TOTAL, MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTRY REGIMENT.

SIGNAL PROPERTY (Continued).

1 2 3 4 5 6 | 7 8

ARTICLES Rifle Hdq. Sup.| M.G. Med.| Total REMARKS Co. Co. Co. Co. Det, | Reg.

Tape, friction, pounds 4 4

2 2

Telephones, camp, Model 1917 25 . . 25 I Transmitting set, T. P. S.,

No. 2, bis (French) 4 4

Transmitting set, portable, Type No. 3 (French. 1 1

Watches, wrist, luminous dials 14 1 4

Wire, outpost, twisted pairs, Km 30 1 •• 1 30

MOTOR TRANSPORTSERVICE

1 1

<>

16 2 42 2

53

Table 7

Tables of Trench Equipment

These tables give for each of the separate organizations of an in­fantry regiment the articles which in addition to the Mobile Equip­ment are prescribed for use in trench warfare. They comprise such articles as have a particular use for this warfare and do not accom­pany troops in their marches in or out of the trenches. The neces­sary stocks of equipment and supplies of this class are maintained in the dumps within the sector, and articles are issued out to the troops occupying the trenches in accordance with necessities as they arise. The quantities given are the minimum amounts to be main­tained in a quiet sector, and commanding officers will make calls for such supplies in addition to these as the conditions in the particular sector appear to require.

When an organization is relieved from the trenches it will turn over the Trench Equipment in the sector or part of a sector occupied by it to the organization relieving it.

55

Table 7

TRENCH EQUIPMENT OF ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTRYREGIMENT.

I 2 4 I 5 I 6 I 7 I 8 I 9

ARTICLES

U6 It £3

QUAHTERMASTER PROPERTY

Alaska packs ( 1 ) . . .

Alcohol,box (2)

solidified; 256 512 151

Basins, metal 124 39 20

Bedsack

Blankets, O. D

250 |1000 I

500 12000

315

630

164

328

Boots, rubber

Brassards (3)—

flOOO

I 152 82

Blue, agentssignalmen

and

Green,scouts

guides and | I

Khaki, with word j «SalTage)( in red, | Salvage Parties. . I

Red, orderliesmessengers

and

White,cleaners

t r e n c h

Yellow, parties

< arrying j

Brazier 11

Brush, marking 1 1

Coat, fatigue 250 315 78

Jerkins 256 1024 322 168

Lampblack, lbs . . . . 1 1

Marmite,(1)

can, large 48 15 (

Milk (1)

cans, small 20

56

- a REMARKS

178

21

28

j (1) These numbers ire based on 2 bat­talions occupying the

i:jSl front-line trenches. I

172

344

86

48

24

36991 (2) Solidified alco­| hoi will be issued

7398 to men where fires for cooking are not permitted.

(3) In addition to the number which are brought into the trenches with mo­bile equipment, a supply of brassards and arm bands will be maintained in the Divisioi* supply, to be issued as needed. (G. O. 59 H. A. E. F., 1917.

6

1

172

89

1*5

3613

(4) Rubber boots may be issued in lieu of Arctic over­shoes where condi­tions make them more desirable.

178 3796

1 16

12 123

2001

TABLE 7 (Continued).

TRENCH EQUIPMENT OF ORGANIZATIONSREGIMENT

OP AN INFANTRY

ARTICLES

| 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 i - 6 | 7 | 8 I

REMARKS

16 j (1) To be supplied where use is pra'c­

15220 ticable.

(2) Carried in mo­bile equipment by each M. G. Co. (Not included in Total.)

((3) ' Distributed as 104 directed.

Periscope, magnify­ing, 12 power. . .

Sniperscope

Telescope, observers

GAS SERVICEPROPERTY

Air cylinders, horn Strombos (4) 5 per cent re-/

serve (G. O. 53, H. Bellsar triangles.. . A. E. F.)

Cannister, spare (4) |

Chloride of lime (5)

TABLE 7 (Continued).

TMNOI •QUIPMMNT OF ORGANIZATION* QT 1MFAKTKT

RHGIMEKT

3 | S | 4 | f i | 6 | 7 | I » §

•sBs_d g ARTICLES REMARKS

die;

par 2 A

° a if « a * § 01 0) S o SO

bio MO Cloth, blanket, yds.

I Fans, trench |

I Fire tins, for ven-1

tilating dugouts j (•''» I

23

17

100

51

(5) Drawn from Divisional supply.

Gloves, oilskin,(1)

pair (1) Drawn from Divisional supply.

Hlycerlne, pt. (2). . . |I

Horn, Strombos. . . . | I

Horns, Klaxon |I

Mask, French, M-21 (3) 1

Rattles, police | I

Respirators, British | S. B. (3) I

1

4

. . 16

14

6

54 i

190

48

190

(2) Winter use.

(3) percent r«­serve(G. O. 53). H. A. E. F., 1917.,

Suits, oilskin (1).

Tools, detaching (1) 16

Tubes, gas(4)

Wind yane.

testing (4) Issued as neces­sary from divisional supply.

Wire for cannlsters, 50, ft. spool . . . .

ENGINEER* PROPERTY

Gloves wiring 40 160 30 620

Pumps trench 2 8 2 20

•The following Engineer Property will be obtained as needed from the Regimental and Divisional Stores: Burlap, crowbars, steel drills, corrugated Iron, lumber and timbers, mauls, sledges, nails, paint, Iron pickets, wood pickets, sand bags, spikei, trench flooring, barbed wire, smooth wire, wire netting, white tape for outlining trench work, etc.

58

TABLE 7 (Continued).

TRENCH EQUIPMENT OF ORGANIZATIONS OF AN INFANTRY REGIMENT.

EQUIPMENT OF OBSERVATION STATIONS. Regimental Intelligence Service.

ARTICLES » a 15 ; 21 j "5. a REMARKS

D3O

ENGINEER PROPERTY

Watch, half chro­nometer (lumin­ous dial)

ORDNANCE PROPERTY

Observation t e l e ­scope (monocu­laire)

Observation circle with field glass sup-

p o r t, complete with cases, tripod and accessories..

S I G N A L PROP­ERTY

Batteries (Tungsten, type A)

Flashlight, electric.

Glasses, field, type

J L

59

"OVER THE TOP" EQUIPMENT.

Notes.

1. The Tables of "Over the Top" Equipment comprise those articles which are likely to be carried by the differently armed groups of infantry men in offensive operations from the trenches. These tables are intended as a guide and areNnot to be construed as preventing proper commanders from ordering a different distribution of weapons and supplies when the necessities of the particular occasion appear to so demand.

2. Clothing, complete, includes all the articles of uniform and clothing worn at the time, or as may be prescribed by the proper commanding officer for the occasion.

3. Mess Equipment, complete, consists of:1 Bacon can.2 Canteens.2 Canteen covers, dismounted.

1 Condiment can.1 Cup.1 Fork.1 Haversack, without carrier.1 Knife.1 Meat can.1 Spoon.

4. Rifle Equipment, complete, consists of: 1 Bayonet, fixed.1 Bayonet scabbard.1 Breech cover.1 Breech stick.r Brush and thong, and oiler and thong case; or, 1 spare part container.1 Cartridge belt. cal. .30 (dismounted, except where otherwise noted).

100 Cartridges, ball, cal. .30 (except where otherwise noted).1 Front-sight cover.,1 Gun sling.1 Pouch for first aid packet.1 Rifle, U. S., cal. .30.

5. The proportions in which the different kinds of intrenching tools are to be distributed will be regulated by the proper com­manding officer. Intrenching tools in the sense used herein, con­sist of:

Bolos and scabbards,Hand-axes and carriers,Pick mattocks and carriers,Shovels and carriers.Wire cutters and carriers.

60

Table 8"OVER THE TOP" EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AN

INFANTRY REGIMENT. FOR A RIFLE COMPANY.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

ti

icer REMARKS

Book, field message

Cartridges, illuminating

Cartridges, pistol, cal. .45 35 210

1 6

Clothing, complete

1 6

1 6

1 6

1 6

24

12

1 6

Compas, watch, luminous

Foot powder or grease

(llasses, field, Type D or EE

Helmet, steel ,

Knife, trench

Magazines, pistol, extra 4

Magazine pockets, web, double 2

Mask, gas, French M 2

Mess equipment, complete

Packet, first-aid 1 6

Pencil

Pistol belt v

Pistol, cal. .45

Pistol holster

Pistol, Very

Pouch, for first-aid packet 1 0

12

1 0

1 6

1 6

1 6

Ration, reserve 2

Respirator, British, S. B

Swab, iodine

Watch, wrist, luminous dial

Whistle and .chain

o

l 6

25 Not carried by company commander.

1 6 Note 2.

1 6 Xote 3.

Company commander does not carry | the Very pistol.

61

TABLE 8 (.Continued). «OVER THE TOP) EQUirMKNT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AN INFANTRY

REGIMENT. COMPANY HEADQUARTERS.

3 6

s O K

ARTICLES a *" a REMARKS t-

Sign

Tot

aC

om

Number In each group. I

Alcohol, soUdlfled, cans . . I 1 4 I

Bandoleers, filled 1 I 1 1 7

Book, field message 1 I 1 1 7

Cartridges, pistol, cal. .45. . 35 35 105

Clothing, complete 1 1 1 7 Note 2.

Compass, watch 1 1 3

Flag kit, combination, stand­ard 1 4

Foot powder or grease, box.. 1 I 1 1 7

)Glasses, field, type EB 1 I 1 5

Helmet, steel 1 I 1 1 7

Intrenching tools | 1 1 6 Note 5. I

Magazines, pistol, extra | 4 4 • . . 12

Magazine pockets, web, double 2 2 6

Mask, gas, French M 2 1 1 1 7

Mess equipment 1 1 1 7 Note 3.

Packet, first-aid 1 1 1 7

Pencil 1 1 1 7

Pistol, cal. .45 1 1 3

Pistol, Very 1 1

Pistol belt 1 1 3

Pistol holster 1 I 1 3

Rations, reserve 2 2 2 14

Retplrator, British S. B 1 1 1 7

Rifle equipment 1 (a)! 1 (a) | 1 7 (a) Mounted cartridge I I belt and 90 cartridge!,

Sand bags 1 1 6 cal. .30. Rifle Equipment Not!

Signal lamp, 14 cm 2 4.

Signal lights 5 I 15

02

TABLE 8 (.Continued).

• OVER THi: "SOPv IT.nrirMKNT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AX INFANTRY REGIMENT.

COMPANY HEADQUARTERS (Continued). 1 I 2 1 3 | 4 1 ° 1 « 1 7

Number in each group 2 I

Swab, iodiae 1 1 1 7

Whistle and chain. . .. 1 1

PLATOON HEADQUARTERS.

1 2 1 3 1 4 5 6

4 ARTICLES to o O K REMARKS

Number in each group 1 4 » 20 |

Alcohol, solidHed, cans 1 4 16

Bandoleers filled 1 1 5 20

1 1 5 20

Cartridges, pistol, cal. . 4 5 . . 21 21 84

1 5 20 Note 2.

Compasses, watch, luminous. . 1 1 4

Flag kits, combination, stand­1 1 4

Foot powder or grease 1 1 5 20

Glasses field type EE 1 1

1 1 5 20

1 4 16 Note 5.

Magazines, pistol, e x t r a . . . . 2 2 8

Magazine pockets, web, double 1 1 4

Masks, gas, French M 2 . . . . 1 1 5 20

1 1 5 20 Note 3.

Packets, first-aid 1 1 5 20

ARTICLES

Ass

t.C

hief

Se

rgea

nt

Run

ner

ers

Tot

alal

men

P

lato

oc

Tot

alC

ompa

i

E

1 fo

rpa

ny

REMARKS

63

TABLE 8 (Continued).

uOVER THK TOP» EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AN INFANTRY

REGIMENT.

PLATOON HEADQUARTERS (Continued).

1 I 2 3 4 1 5 6

oon

goan

t)

ARTICLES as 0> s. a •" a REMARKS £52­

= — H<

Number in each group

OQ <-H

m a •< O

1

5

4

~Z 3

5

r­ —'

| 20

1 1 4

Pistols, cal. 45 1 1 4

Pistol holsters . . . . . . 1 1 4

0 o 10 40

Respirators, British, S. B. . . . 1 1 5 20

Rifle

Sand

equipment

bags

1 (a)

1

1

9

20

36

(a) Mounted belt andcartridges, cal. .30. Rifle equipment Note 4

90

Signal lights 5 20

Swabs, iodine 1 1 20

Whistles aud chains "l 1 4

HAND BOMBERS" SECTION.

1 u

© p^

ARTICLES "" a **** O REMARKS 3 •3 2

o * H O

Number in each g r o u p . . . .

Alcohol, solidified, c a n s . . . 6

Bengal lights 3 12

Buckets, grenade 6 24

Cartridges, pistol, cal. .45.. (a)21 105 420 (a) Corporals only.

Clothing, complete. . . . 1 12 48 Note 2.

Foot powder or grease. 1 12 48

Grenades 5 10 I 20 150 600

64

TABLE 8 (Continued).

lOVEJft THE TOP* EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AN INFANTRY

REGIMENT.

HAND BOMBERS' SECTION (Continued).

3 6 7 [ 8

ARTICLES IV REMARKS © 0

Car

8 o 3i S3

3 3

o o xnH Hfc 1 HO 12 | 48Number in each group . . . . | | | 3 | 3 | |

Grenade carriers 1 1

Helmets, steel 1 1

Intrenching tools 1 1

Knives, trench 1 1

Magazines, pistol, extra (*)2

Magazinedouble

pockets, web, |(a)l

Masks, gas, French M 2. . . 1 I 1

Mess equipments 1

Packets, flrst-aid 1

Panels, marking

Pistols, cal. .45

Pistol holsters

Rations, reserve 2

Respirator, British S. B 1

Uifle equipment 1

Sand bags 2

Swabs, Iodine 1

12 48

12 48

12 48 Note 5.

6 24

10 40

5 20 |

12 48

12 48 Note 3.

12 48

3 12

5 20

5 20

24 06

12 48

12 48 (b) Mounted belt and 90 cartridges,

24 06 cal. .30. R i f l e equipment

12 48 Note 4.

65

TABLE 3 {Continued).

TH» TOP" RQDIPMKNT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AN IXTANTRY REGIMENT.

RIFLE GRENADE BECTION.

3 | 4 | 5 | 6

ARTICLES

Rif

leG

rena

d

Tot

al

for

Com

pany

REMARKS

Number In each group. 36

Alcohol, solidified, cans . . 1 12

Bengal lights 1 2 8

Cartridges, pistol, cal. .45 . . 21 42 168

Clothing, complete 1 1 1 9 36 Note 2.

Foot powder or grease . . . . 1 1 9 36

Grenades, V.B 5 5 10 60 240

Grenade carrier 1 1 1 9 36

Grenade—dischargers, rifle.. 1 1 6 24

Helmet, steel 1 1 1 9 36

Intrenching tool 1 1 1 9 36 Note 5.

Magazines, pistol, extra . . . . 2 4 16

Magazinedouble

p o c k e t s , web 1 2 8

Mask, gas, French, M2 . . . . 1 9 36

Mess equipment 1 9 36 Note 3.

Packet, first aid 1 9 36

Panels, marking 4 16

Pistol, cal. .45 1 2 8

Pistol holster 1 2 8

Rations, reserve 2 18 72

Respirators, British, S.B. . . 1 9 36

Rifle

Sand

equipment

bags

(a) 1

2

9

18

36

72

(a) Mounted belt and 90 cartridges, cal. .30. Rifle equipment, Note 4.

Sw»b, Iodine 1 9 36

TABLE 8 (Continued).

«OVEE THE TOP» EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATION OP AN INFANTRY REGIMENT.

RIFLE SECTION.

2 I 5 I 6

10 e

ARTICLES a os w

a — S REMARKS s 5 a 73 o 5

Number in each group. I a 2 | 14

Alcohol, solidified, cans . . . . 17

Bandoleers, filled 17 68

Book, field message 1 4

Bengal lights 4 16

Clothing, complete 1 17 63 Note 2.

Compass, watch, luminous . . 1 I 1 4

Foot powder or grease 1 1 17

Helmet, steel 1 1 17

Intrenching tool 1 16 64 Note 5.

Knife, trench | 1

Mask, gas, French M2 | 1 17

Mess equipment 1 17 68 Note 3.

Panels, marking (a) 1 4 16 (a) For 2 riflemen.

Packet, first-aid 1 17 68

Pencil 1 4

Rations, reserve 2 34 136

Respirator, British S.B. . . . 1 17 68

Rifle equipment 1 17 68 Note 4.

Sand bag 2 34 136

Swab, iodine 1 17 68

Whistle and chain 1 4

67

TABLE 8 (Continued).

tOVBR THE TOP* EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AN INFANTR*

REGIMENT.

AUTOMATIC RIFLE SECTION.

1 2 3 1 5 • 1 7 8

ARTICLES a u 8 o ** 0 REMARKS

i— Oa - aGun

Tot

aP

lat

Tot

aC

om

2nd

ier

& o g>a> K a

Number in each group |

Alcohol, solidified, cans

Bag, clip (musette)...

Bandoleers, filled

Bengal lights

Book, field message...

Cartridges, pistol, cal. .45

Cartridges, D. A. M..

Cleaning kit

Clips (magazines) . . .

Clothing, complete (c)

Compass

Foot powder or grease

Helmets, steel

Intrenching tools

Knives, trench

Magazines, p i s t o l , extra

Magazine p o c k e t s , web, double

Mask, gas, French M 2.

Mess equipments..

Packet, first-aid..

Panels, marking

Pencil

Pistol, cal. . 4 5 . . ,

1 | 2 1 4 15 60

1 1 1 15 60

1 1 14 56

1 1 11 44

1 3 12

1 4

21 • J(b)21 35 287 1148

108 212 170 2592 10368

6

1

1

1

1

6

1

1

1

1

1

5

1

1

1

4

80

15

1

15

15

10

4

0>)2 22

11

68

15

15

15

1

1

7

16

320

60

4

60

60

40

16

88

44

60

60

60

16

4

28

(b) Not included in totals. For No. 2 carriers the company commander may obtain pistols and equipment p e r t a i n i n g thereto by tak­ing them from other men of the company who are armed with both rifle and pistol.

(c) Note 2. Cloth­ing.

Note 5.

Note 3.

TABLE 8 (Continued).

«0VJ5E THE TOP» EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AN INFANTRT REGIMENT.

AUTOMATIC RIFLE SECTION (Continued).

1 2 3 4 1 5 1 • 1 7 1 8 I » L, 4> ie

r

ARTICLES g •3 u o REMARKS *• a -.a

Tot

aPl

at<

Tot

aC

om

Cor

p

1st

o o o o

2nd

Gum

Number In each. group |

Pistol holsters.

Rations, reserve

Respirator, British, S. B

Rifle equipment

Rifles, automatic, with slings

Sand bags

Swab, iodine

Whistle and chain. . . .

1

1 1 (b)l

2 2 2 2

1 1 1 1

15

1

2

7

30

(a)

15

7

1

1

4

22

15

1

60

28

120

60

28

16

88

60

4

Rifle equipment Note 4. (a) Mounted belt and 90 cart­ridges, cal. .30 for Sgt. and Cpls.; 60 cart­ridges, cal. .30, for No. 1 car­rier ; mounted belt and pouch for first aid oacket for gun­ner.

Table 9 «OVER THE TOP» EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AN INFANTET

REGIMENT.

FOR A HEADQUARTERS COMPANY.

Second Section (with Headquarters) of a Signal Platoon (withTwo Corporals, Five Privates, First Class and Eight

Privates of the First Section Attached).1 1 2 3 1 4 1 5 1 e 1 7

£ uo

pora

ls

Is

vate

a

aARTICLES REMARKS a "3 -2 SoLi +-» E

1 1 3 8 13 25 Se

r

Alcohol, solidified cans 1 13

Batteries, tungsten, type A . . (a) 6

Book, field message 1 1 1 12

Buzzerphone (a) 2 (a) To be carried as directed by company

Cartridges, Illuminating and commander. signalling (a)(b) (b) As may be ordered.

. . Clothing, complete . . . 1 1 1 25 Note 2.

1 Compass, prismatic 1 1

Flag kit, combination, stand­ard (a) 5

Flashlights (a) 5

Foot powder or grease 1 1 ! 1 25

Glasses, field, type EE 1 1 • • 4

Helmet, steel 1 ! 1 25

Intrenching tool 1 1 21 Note 5.

Knives, electrician 1 1 1 12

Mask, gas, French M - 2 . . . . 1 1 1 1 25

Mess equipment 1 1 1 1 25 Note S.

Packet, first-aid 1 1 1 1 25

Panels, Identification (a) 1

Panels, rectangular >. (a) 1

1 1 1 12

Pigeons (a)fb)

Pliers, 6-incb, side cutting.. 1 1 1 12

Projectors, 14 cm •• (a) 2 70

£J&a CL, ^

TABLE 9 {Continued).

TBM TOT» BQDIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATION OW AN INFANTttT REGIMENT.

SECOND SECTION (WITH HEADQUARTERS) OF A SIGNAli PLATOON FOR A HEADQUARTERS COMPANY (Continued).

1 1 2 I 3 I 4 I 5 1 « 1 7

a I

Pri

rate

s

rate

sC

lass

Tot

al f

or

Sect

ion.

REMARKS ARTICLES u <D

09

Projector, 24 cm (a) 1

Rations, reserve

Receiving Sets, T. P. S., French

ReceivingFrench

set, type A, A-l |

Reels, breast

Respirator, British, S. B

Rifle equipment Note 4

Sand bags

Swab, Iodine

Tape, friction, lbs

Transmitting set, T. P. S . . .

Watches, wrlit, luminous. . . . (e) 4 corporals only.

Whistle and chain , . . . .

Wire, outpost, T. P . . k m . . . .

71

TABLE 9 (Continued).

• OVER TH« TOP» EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AN INFANTRYREGIMENT.

SECOND SECTION (BOMBERS) OF THE SAPPERS AND BOMBERS PLATOON.

1 2 3 I 4 I 5 1 6 1

m F I D u a

ARTICLES 1 M

1 s - §

& £ Number in each group 19 39

Alcohol, solidified, cans . . . . 19

Ammunition, 3-inch Stokes Mortar

Book, field message.

Clothing, complete.. 39

Compass, prismatic

combination,

• • 1 1 (b)

Flashlight, complete 2 (c)

Foot powder and grease. . . 1 1 1 1 39 1

GlasseB, field, type EE ; 1 (c)

Helmets steel 1 1 1 1 39

Intrenching tool 1 1 30

Mask, gas, French M-2 . . . . 1 1 1 1 39

Mess equipment 1 1 1 1 39

Mortar, 3-inch Stokes, com­plete 6(b)

Packet first aid 1 1 1 1 39

Pencils 1 3

Rations, reserye 2 2 2 2 78

Respirator, British S. B . . . 1 1 1 1 39

Rifle equipment 1 1 1 1 39

Sand ags 2 2 2 72

Swab, iodine 1 1 1 1

Watch, wrist, luminous dial 2(b)

Whistle and chain 1 3

7

REMARKS

(a) Ammunition as or­dered. (b) To be carried as directed by company com­mander.

Note 2

(c) For 2 sergeants only.

Note 5

Note 3

Note 4

72

TABLE 9 (Continued). "OVER THE TOP» EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AN INFANTRY

REGIMENT.

ONE-POUNDER CANNON PLATOON.

.<SS

ARTICLES

-2 g ­

Numbergroup

In each

o o

36

Alcohol,cans

solidified, 18

Ammunition,non, 1-pdr

can­(a)

Book, field message.

Cannon, 1-pounder, complete

Cartridges. pistol, cal. .45 35 35 35 35 35

3 (a)

Cartridges, Very pis­tol 5 15

Clothing, complete, 1 36

Compass, Prismatic. 4

Flag kit, combina­tion, standard ..

Flashlight, complete |

Kb) 1

2

Foot p o w d e rgrease

or | 36

Glasses,EE

field, type 4

Helmets, steel 36

Intrenching tool. . . 30

Magazines,extra

pistol, 144

Magazine pocket, web, double . . . . 72

Mask, gat, French 36

U c i t equ ipment , . . . 36

REMARKS

(a) To be carried as ordered by company commander.

(b) To be carried by Signalmen only.

Note 2.

(c) For one sergeant only.

Note 5.

Note 2.

TABLE 9 {Continued).THE TOPs EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AN

REGIMENT.

ONE-POUNDER CANNON PLATOON (Continued).

1 2 3 1 4 5 6 1 7 8 | 9

Com

mis

sion

edO

ffic

er

Ser

gean

ts

Cor

pora

ls

Pri

vat

es,

lst

01.

Pri

vat

es

Age

nts

and

sign

al­

man

(P

riva

tes

lst

Cla

ss)

[Tot

al f

or

1 Pla

toon

REMARKS ARTICLES

Number in each 1 3 3 9 18 2 36 group

36

Pencil 1 1 4

Pistol, cal. .45 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 36

Pistol, Very 1 "

1Pouch for fist aid packet 1 1 1

H

• 1-1

1

36

1

36

1 0>) (6) To be carried by signalmen only.

Rations, reserve . . 2 2 2 2 2 72

Respirators, British, S.B 1 1 1 1 1 1 36

CM

rH

2 62

1 1 36

Sand bags 2

1 1 1Swab, iodine

Watches, w r i s t , 1 1 4luminous dials . .

Whistle and chain.. 1 1 4 1

74

TABLE 9 (.Continued). • OVER THB TOF» BQUIPMHNT FOE ORGANIZATION OF AN INFANTRT

BMGIMENT. THIRD SECTION OF THB SIGNAL PLATOON (WITH THREE BATTALIONS).

(With 8 Sergeants, C Corporals, 9 Privates, First Class and 18 Privates of the First Section Attached).

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Serg

eant

s

Cor

pora

ls

Priv

ates

,1s

t C

lass

Priv

ates

Tot

al

for

Sect

ion

ARTICLES

Number in each

REMARKS

group 3 9 13 26 51

Alcohol, solidified, cans . . . . 1 26

Books, field message 1 1 1 25

Batteries, tungsten,

Buzzerphones

type A 6 (a) (a) Todirected

6 (a)

be carried by company com-

Cartridges, illuminating and signalling (a) (b) (b) As may be ordered.

Clothing, complete 51 Note 2.

Compasses, prismatic. 3

Flag kits, combination stand­ard 6 (a)

Flashlights 6 (a)

Foot powder or grease 1 51

Glasses, field, type EE 1 (c) (c) 5 corporals only.

Helmets, steel 1

Intrenching tools 39 Note 5.

Knives, electrician 25

Masks, gas, French M-2.. . 51

Mess equipment 51 Note 3.

Packets, first aid 51

Panels, Identification (a)(d)3 (d) 1 to each Bn. I

Panels, rectangular (a)(d)3

Pencil* 25

Pigeons 6 (a) 75

TABLE 9 (Continued). • OVBB THE TOPi EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AN INFANTRY

REGIMENT. THIRD SECTION OF THE SIGNAL PLATOON (WITH 3 BNS.) (Continued).

(With 3 Sergeants, 6 Corporals, 9 Privates, First Class and 18 Privates of the 1st Section Attached).

71 2 3 4 5 6

a o

ect

GO ARTICLES 09 REMARKS

2 to « O

a ora _

•2 V(

sSf a Oiu oO Oi

3o

Number In each group 3 9 13 26 51

Pliers, 6-in., side-cutting. .

Projectors, 14 em

2 5 1 Projectors, 24 cm

»( • ) !

Rations, reserve 3 (a) I

102 Reels, breact

Respirators, British, S. B . . . 3 (a)

51 Rifle equipment

51 JNote 4. Sand bags

39 Swabe, iodine

51 Tape, friction, lbs

Transmitting sets, T. P. S.

Watches, wrist, luminous..

3 (a)

3 (a) I

Whistle and chain 6 |(e) 5 corporals only.

3

76

Table 10 • OVER THB TOP» EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AN INFANTRY

REGIMENT. FOR A REGIMENTAL MACHINE GUN COMPANY.

MACHINE GUN SECTION.

I 2 1 6

«

s a a

<H cd ARTICLES ( • REMARKS 0)

£ S

Number In each group.. . . | 1

Alcohol, solidified, cans 21

Ammunition, M. G. (1). . 1152 (1) Carried as follows: | No. 3, one box, 288

Bag, Gunners (2) 2 | rounds, No. 5, two boxes, 576 rounds, Cpl.

Barrel, spare (2) one box, 281 rounds, additional will be pro-

Bengal lights vided by carrying par­ties.

Books, field message (2) Carried by No. 4.

Bolo and scabbard 18 (a) To be carried as directed by the company

Cartridges, Very pistol (a) (b) commander. (b) As ordered by com-

Cartridges, pistol, cal. .45 35 35 35 35 735 pany commander.

Case, spare parts (2) 2 Note 2.

Chart, barrage (a) (b)

Clothing, complete.. . 21

Watch 3

Disk, luminous 2

Flashlight, complete. 3

Flag kit, standard, combi­nation (a) 1

Foot powder or grease 21 (a)

Gong, alarm for gas attack (b)

Glasses, field, type E E . . . . 1

Grenades 42 Minimum.

Haversack 21

Helmet, steel 21 77

TABLE 10 {Continued).

oOVBB THE TOP» EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AM IKFA.NTR* REGIMENT.

FOB A REGIMENTAL MACHINE GUN COMPANY. MACHINE GUN SECTION (Continued).

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2 2 2 2 42

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Number In each group.. . .

Magazines, pistol, extra.. . .

Magazine pocket, web,

Map fighting

Mask, gas, French M-2 . . . .

Mounts, emergency

Packet, first aid

Pencil

Pistol belt

Pistol, c*l. .45

Pistol holster

Pistol Very

Pouch for first aid packet..

Rations reserve

Respirator, British, S. B.

Carried by Corporal

Carried by No 1 (Gunner)

Carried by No. 1 (Gu'uner)

Carried by No 6

TABLE 10 (Continued).

oOVBE THE TOP* EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIZATION OF AN INFANTRT REGIMENT.

FOR A REGIMENTAL MACHINE GUN COMPANY.

MACHINE GUN SECTION (Continued).

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Sand bags Carried by No. 5.

Sliovel, large, short handle 2 I Carried by No. 6.

Swab, iodine

Stock 2 |0arried by No. 1 (Gunner).

T-Base 2 | Carried by No. 6.

Trajectory graph 1 I

Traversing head 2 |Carried by No. 3.

Tripods 2 | Carried by No. 2.

Whistle and chain 1 I

Wire cutter and carrier . . . | (a) (to) |

Table 11 PYROTECHNICS AND APPLIANCES.

Schedule Covering a Month's Supply for Organizations of an Infantry Regiment.

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CARTRIDGES FOR 25 MM.SIGNAL PISTOLS

White, 1 star. 37 650

White, 3 stars. 27 23 374

White, 6 stars. 27 23 374

Red, 1 star. 12 168

Red, 3 stars. 18 317

Red, 6 stars. 23 18 317

Green, 1 star. 13 12 I 168

Green, 3 stars. 23 18 317

Green, 6 stars. 23 18 317

White, with parachute, illuminat­ing 13 10 175

Red, with parachute. 8 125

12 Green, with parachute. 8 125

131 Caterpillar, white, with parachute 23 20 231

141 Caterpillar, red, with parachute.. 27 23 374

151 Caterpillar, green, with parachute 27 23 374

16 Yellow smoke. 18 15 249

17 Pistols 5 69

SIGNAL CARTRIDGES TO BE FIRED FROM V. B.

TROMBLON

White, 1 star. 27 355

White, 3 stars. 18 236

White, 6 stars. 18 236

Red, 1 etar 2 26

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TABLE 11 (Continued).

PYROTECHNICS AND APPLIANCES.

Schedule Covering a Month's Supply for Organizations of an Infantry Regiment

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 1 6 | T

ARTICLES 3d VI a,

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22 Red, 3 stars. 92 '

23 Red, 6 stars. 92

271White, with parachute, illumina­

24 Green, 1 star. 39

25 Green, 3 stars 92

Green, 6 stars 92

ing 45 525

28 Red, with parachute | 36 32 420

Green, with parachute. 36 32 420

Caterpillar, white, with parachute | 6 78

511Caterpillar, red, with parachute. 66

321 Caterpillar, green, with parachute | 6 66

Yellow smoke 53

ROCKETS—SIGNALLING

Large stars, white, 1-flash 105

White, with parachute, lllumlaating SI ?I7S

Red, with parachute. 8 3«

Large stars, white, 3-flash 105

Large stars, white, 6-flash.. 105

Large stars, red, 1-flash.. . . 105

Large stars, red, 3-flash... 105

Large stars, red, 6-flabh .. . 105

Large stars, green, 1-flash. 105

Large stars, green 3-flash.. 105

Large stars, green, 6-flash. 105

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TABLE 11 (Continued).

PYROTECHNICS AND APPLIANCES.

Schedule Covering a Month's Supply for Organizations of an Infantry Regiment.

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Yellow smoke, with parachute..

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BENGAL—LIGHTS

White

Red .

Table 12AMMUNITION FOR AN INFANTRY REGIMENT.

The following tables give the amounts of ammunition for organization* of th* Infantry regiment normally to be carried on the person and in the combat and divisional trains. For trench warfare, the mlnlmun amounts to be placed in the dumps will ordinarily be the contents of the combat train which should be immediately refilled:

SMALL ARMS, AMMUNITION, RIFLE, CAL. .30.

How carried Person Coiubat Train Ammunition Train Total

No. of Rounds 100 ~(a] 120 120 1 Rifle Company 22,260 17,640 (b) 28,200 68,100 12 Rifle Companies 267,120 211,680 338,400 817,200 Hdqrs. Company 23,600 23,600 Supply Company 14,500 (c) (c) 14,500 Total Regiment 305,220 211,680 338,400 855,300

(a) 100 rounds is the mobile allowance of the normal infantry rifleman. Varia­tions due to special equipments are provided for in the tables of individual mobile equipment, and are taken account of in this column.

(b) Reserve ammunition Is not provided in the Combat Train for rifles of 32 auto­matic rifle ammunition-carriers, nor for 8 rifles of automatic gunners not acting as such, nor for 48 men of Hand Bombers Sections.

(c) No combat wagon is provided for Supply Company.

SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION, PISTOL, CAL. .45.

How carried Person Combat Train Ammunition Train Total

No. of Rounds 35* 21 21 1 Company 1,715 1.533 1,533 4,781 12 Companies 20,580 18,398 18,396 57,372, Hdqrs. Company 3,010 1,806 1,806 6,622 Sup. Company 805 483 1,288 M. O. Co 6,230 3,738 3,738 13.706 Staff Officers 315 189 189 693 One Regiment 30,940 24,129 24,612 79,681

•35 is the mobile allowance of the normal infantry soldier armed with pistol: men armed with both pistol and rifle carry 21 rounds of pistol ammunition ana 90 oi' rifle. This variation is taken into account in this column.

MACHINE GUN AMMUNITION (HOTCKISS GUN).

How cai ried Gnu Cait Amm'n Cart Combat Train Amm'n Train Total

Rounds per gun 2.26H 3,956 3,408 5,000 1476JW Machine Gun Co 27,192 47,472 40.K06 60,000 175,560

AUTOMATIC RIFLE AMMUNITION (CHAUCHAT).

How r-r.rr,Vri With the (inns C"iiihnt Train Ammunition Train Total

No. Uouiius per jiiiu. . . . h-Hi tHS 848 1,944 1 company, 16 guns 10.368 10,368 10,368 31,104 Total for Regt 124,416 124.416 124,416 373,248

HAND GRENADES.

(Trench Stcres to be Kept on Hand at All Times.)

In Each In Each In Each Company Battalion Keeimental

Sector Sector Sector In Company D u m p s . . . 500 2,000 4,000 In Battalion Dumps 2,000 4,000 Note: Figures based on 2 In Regimental Dumps 2,000 Battalions per regiment in

Totals 500 4.000 10,000 the line.

NOTES: (A) The kinds of grenades at each dump should be In the following proportions: Defensive, 70 per cent. Offensive, 20 per cent. Asphyxiating or suffocating, 10 per cent,

(B) The figures given above are not to be taken in a restrictive sense; they repre­sent the minimum that should be kept on hand.

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TABLE 12 (Continued). AMMUNITION FOR AN INFANTRY REGIMENT.

RIFLE GRENADES. (Trench Stores to be Kept on Hand at All Times.)

Im Each In Each In EachCompany Battalion RegimentalSector Sector Sector

In Company Dumps.. 250 1,000 2,000 Note: Figures based on 2In Battalion Dumps. . . 500 1,000 Bns. per regiment in the In Regimental Dumps. . . . . 500 line Totals 250 1,500 3,500

NOTE : The figures given above are not to be taken in a restrictive sense; they represent the minimum that should be kept on hand.

AMMUNITION 3-INCH STOKES MORTAR (WITH THE HDQ. CO.).

With the Guns

At the Divisional

Dump Combat Train Ammunition

Train

No. rounds per gun 96 400 106 186

For 6 guns 576 2,400 636 1,116

NOTE 1: Above figures not restrictive in any sense: they represent a minimum that should be kept on hand at all times.

NOTE 2: In open warfare two additional combat wagons will be supplied to each Infantry Headquarters Co. for 3-inch Stokes Mortar ammunition.

AMMUNITION 37 mm. GUN (1-POUNDER).

With the Guns

At the Divisional

Dump In the

Combat Train

In the Ammunition

Train

No. rounds per gun 192 192 621 560

For 3 guns 576 576 1,864 1,680

NOTE: Above figures not restrictive in any sense: they represent a minimum to be kept on hand at all times.

l

GENERAL NOTES.NOTB 1.—BUTCHER'S TOOLS. The following articles from * eonimieBary ch««t

constitute a kit of butcher's tools, prescribed as Mobile Equipment: 1 Cleaver. 1 Saw, meat, including two extra bladei. 6 Books, meat, for rucks. 1 Steel, butcher's. 2 Knives, butcher. 1 Steelyard.

NOTE 2.—COBBLER OUTFIT, HAND. Contents of Cobbler's Kit: 1 Iron stand with three lasts. 1 Thread shoe, ball. 1 Hammer, shoemaker's. 5 Nail6, cobbler, 4/8 lbs. 1 Nippers, peg. 5 Nails, cobbler, 5/8 lbs. Handle, sewing awl. 3 Nails, heel, 6/8 lbs.

6 Blades, sewing awl. 100 Half soles, assorted sizes, pairs. 1 Handle, pegging awl. 1 Patches for uppers, lbs. 6 Blades, pegging awl. 100 Lifts, heel, pairs. 1 Wrench, for awl. 2 Needles, shoemaker's, packages (12 to 1 Knife, shoemaker's. pkg).1 Rasp, shoemaker's. 10 Leather, sole, lbs. 1 Wax, shoemaker's, ball.

NOTE 3.—DESK, FIELD, SMALL. The contents of a field desk Include records, manuals, blanks and stationery. The stationery for a single desk should not exceed the following, which is prescribed as an allowance for 30 days. This allowance applies also to each field desk not furnished by the Quartermaster Corps:

If Type­ If Type­writer Is writer Is Supplied. Not Supplied.

Bands, rubber, No. 18, grossBlocks, memo or scratch note,Books, duplicating, letter sizeEnvelopes, official

for pencils 1

4 2

200

1 4 2

100 Erasers:

Rubber, ink and pencilRubber, typewriterSteel

, 1

l l

2

1 Fasteners, paper, boxes 1 1 Files, office:

General order 1 1 Special ordei 1 1

Ink: Black, powdered, tablets, tinsRed, powdered, tablets, tins

Mucilage (or paste), bottle or tube

1 1

1

1 1 1

Paper: Blotting, 4 by 9 1-2-inch, sheetsBlotting, 12 by 19 inch, sheetsCarbon, letter size, sheets

6 2

25

6 2

Letter, typewriter, quires 5 Pencils:

Indelible 4 4 Lead 2 2 Colored

Penholders (blue and red)

• 2

4 2

4 Pens, steel 24 24 Pins, office, cone ­Ribbons, typewriter, recordRuler, office, 12-lnchShears, office

2 1

1 1

1 Tape, office, spoolTwine, wrapping, ballWax, sealing, ounce

1 1 3

1 1 8

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GENERAL NOTES (Continued).

NOTB 4.—HOUSEWIFB. Contwrt*:

1 Pair scissors.3 Needles, large.

24 Needles, assorted sizes.20 Pins.8 Safety pins.

NOTE 5.—MENDER, HARNESS.follows:

5 Blades, awl, harness.1 Hand awl.6 Needles, harness.1 Punch, rivet, No. 5.

1 Thread (white, black and olive drab), card.

24 Buttons, olive drab shirt. 48 Buttons, underwear (24 for under­

shirts and 24 for drawers).

The contents of a harness mender are as

I Pound rivets and burrs, copper, No. 8. 1 Set, rivet.

1 Ounce tar. 2 Ounces thread, harness.

AND CARPENTER'S, SET. Component*:

1 Plane, smooth, 1 Plane, jack,

1 Plane, jointer. 1 Rasp, wood, 12".

1 Rule, 2-foot. 1 Saw, hand, crosscut.

1 Saw, hand, rip. 2 Screws, lag, 3 by 1-2".

1 Screwdriver, hand. 1 Set, saw.

1 Spoke, pointer. 1 Square, try.

1 Square, steel, 24 by 16". 1 Stone, oil.

I Vise. 1 Wrench, monkey, 10".

of and tools

NOTE 6.—TOOLS, WHEELWRIGHT'S

1 Axe, hand.1 Auger, hollow8 Bits, auger, 3-16", 1-4", 3-8", 1-2",

5-8", 3-4", 7-8" and 1".1 Bit, screwdriver,1 Brace, ratchet, 12",1 Calipers, pair,1 Chest, tool,8 Chisels, socket, firmer, 1-4" ; 3-8"

1-2", 5-8", 3-4, 1", 1 1-2", and 2",8 Files, saw, taper, 5",1 Gutge, thumb, mortise,1 Hammer, claw,1 Knife, drawing,1 Nest, of saws, (1 handle, 3 blades),1 Oiler,

(A) The following articles fromstitute a kit of wheelwright's and

1 Ase, hand,3 Bits, auger, 1-4", 1-2", 3-4",l Bit, screwdriver,1 Brace, ratchet, 12",1 Chiset, firmer 3-4",3 Files, saw, taper, 5".1 Hammer, claw,

wheel Wright's carpenter's con­ carpenter's tools' prescribed as Mobile Equipment

1 Oiler. 1 Rule, 2-foot.

1 Saw, hand, crosscut. 1 Screwdriver, hand.

1 Set, saw. 1 Stone, oil.

1 Wrench, monkey, 10". 86

a set

GENERAL NOTES (Continued).

NOTB T.—VBHIOLBS. The complete equipment of spare pftrts and accessories for wagons and teams 18 prescribed as follows:

Escort wagon end harness, complete trees; 6 bows; 2 chains, lock; 1 wagon set: Wagon, escort (includes runnmg cover; 1 tooi box with padlock and gear; wagon tody;1 doubletree; 1 .'uad

Wagon equipment:Wagon parts, extraBlocks, brakeBolt, kingBolts, tire—

1.4 by 2 3-4"1-4 by 3 "

Bolts, wagon— 1-4 by 1 1-2"5-16 by 1 3-4"5-16 by 2"5-16 by 2 1-2"3-8 by 3"1-2 by 11"5-8 by 4"

Links, openNutfc, axleReachRivets, iron—

3-16 by 1 1-2"1-4 by 1 1-2"

TongueTrees—

DoubleSingle

1 longnc; key; 1 bar, 4 single­ wrench.

Where (total weight 10G pounds).

In In

In In

In In

, In In

In In

In In

In

tool tool

tool tool

tool tool tool tool tool tool tool tool tool

driver's seat; and 1 axle

carried. No.

box box

2 1

box box

1 5

box box box box box box box box box

' 2 2 1 2 2 1 4

.1 2

On left side of wagon body.. . 1

In tool box 6 In tool

On left

Bolted

box 4 side of wagon body.. . 1

to coupling pole 1 box 1

box 1 box 4 box 1 box 1 box 1

In tool

tool tool tool tool tool

Wagon accessories (total weight, 83 pounds):

Ax and helve InBags, nose InBrush, horse InBucket,, galvanized iron InComb, curryGlobe, lanternGrease, axle, poundsHalters and strapsLantern, combinationPickax and helveRope, 3-8", feetSpadeWulpWick, lanternWrench, monkeyTwin*, bell

In In

In In

In ,. -. In

In In In

lantern tn t. b 1 tool box 4 tool box 4 tool box 1 tool box 1 tool box 150 tool box 1 socket 1

ir> lai^eru Ii. t. b 1 In tool box 1

In tool box 1

Lead, s. s. (72 pounds) On mules.. , s, (00 pounds) On mules. .

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GENERAL NOTES {Continued).

Harness equipment— Harness partB, extra (total weight 8 1-2

pornds)— Buckles—

3-4" In tool box 1 7-8" In tool box 1 1" i In tool box 1 2" In tool box 1

Clips, trace In tool box 2 Hames In tool box 2 Kings—

3-4" In tool box 1 1' In tool box 1 1 1-2" In tool box 1 2'' In tool box 1

Snaps—. 1" In tool box 1 11-4" In tool box 1 2" In tool box 1

Straps,, name In tool box 3 Harness accessories (total weight 6 pounds)

Oil, neat'fa foot, gallon In tool box 1-2 Soap, harness, pound In tool box 1 Sponge 1 Wire, stove, spool 1

Additional supplies to be carried in wagon which are not Included in the «Complete set.» These supplies are provided and maintained by organizations—•

Nails, horseshoe number (1 pound) In tool box 128 Shoes, mule, fitted, number (16 pounds) In tool box 16

In campaign (F. S. R. 392)— Rations, reserve, number In tool box 36 Grain reserve, pounds In tool box 2

The foregoing list of articles is prescribed for each escort wagon and team where­ever used.

COMBAT CART (1-MULE) AND HARNESS, COMPLETE. 1 single set of cart harness.

Mule slioos, nails and puiii. arp provided at the same rate as prescribed for mules of escort wagon.

Wagon accessories:

Axe and helve 1 Bag, nose 1 Brush, horse 1 Bucket, galvanized iron 1 Globe, lantern 1 Grease, axle, pounds 1 Halter and strap 1 Lantern, combination l Pickaxe and helve 1 Spade Whip ' Wick, lantern Wrench, monkey 1

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GENERAL NOTES (Continued).

MBDIOAL CART (1-MULB) AND HARNESS, COMPLETE. (Equipment la same as prescribed under iCombat carts (1-mule) and harness,

complete.)

RATION OART (2-MULE) AND HARNESS COMPLETE— Bag, nose 1 per mule Halter and strap 1 per mule

Remaining equipment is same as prescribed under «Combat cart (1 mule) and har­ness, complete.

ROLLING KITCHEN AND HARNESS, COMPLETE. Wagon accessories:

Axe and helve 1 Bag, nose 1 per mule Brush, horse 1 Bucket, galvanized iron 1 Comb, curry 1 Globe, lantern 1 Grease, axle, pounds 4 Halter and strap 1 per mule Lantern, combination 1 Pickaxe and helve 1 Spade 1 Whip 1 Wick, lantern 1 Wrench, monkey 1 Twine, ball 1

Harness: Lead, s. s 1 per lead mule Wheel, s. s 1 per wheel mule

Equipment for care and repair of harness is same as prescribed for escort wagon. Mule shoes, nails, and grain to be provided at same rate as prescribed for mules of escort wagon.

Rolling Kitchen Cooking Equipment. 2 Buckets, G. I. 2 Knifes, slicing. 6 Canisters 1 Needle 1 Cleaver -• Oven pans and covers. 1 Cooker Oil Tank and 2 tank rods I Poker 1 Cook's Chest t Salt box6 Cookpots 1 Saw, meat2 Conveying poles 1 Shovel1 Dipper, 1-2 gal. 2 Skimmers1 Dipper, 1 qt. 2 Spoons, large2 Dust Covers, large 1 Steel, butchers's 10 in.2 Dust Covers, small 2 Table boards1 Food chopper 2 Thermos Cans2 Forks, large 2 Tills1 Knife, bread 1 Wrench2 Knives, butcher's S in.

(The above equipment will be furnished to kitchens not provided with utensils. Existing kitchen equipment will be changed where necessary so as to correspond as nearly us practicable to the above.)

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GENERAL NOTES (Continued).

WATBB CAXT (2-MTrLB AND HARIHSM, OOMFUETH. Equipment is same as prescribed under (Ration cart (2-mul«) and harBMW

WATER WAGON AND HARNESS, COMPLETE! SET. Wagon Equipment:

Wagon parts, extra— (Will be prescribed later).

Wagon accessories— Same as prescribed for escort wagon. Harness, and the equipment for its care and repair, is same as prescribed for

escort Wagon. Mule shoes, and grain to be carried—

Same as prescribed for escort wagon. Wheels, extra.—One wagon of each regimental field train, preferably the moat

lightly laden grain wagon, will be equipped with one extra hind wheel in addition to the usual wagon equipment.

NOTE 8--FIELD RANGE NO. 1, COMPLETE Components:

1 Field range (1 body, No. 41 and boil- 1 grinder, meat ing plate No. 42) 3 Knives, butcher, 8-inch

1 Alamo attachment (2 pieces, 42a 2 Pans, bake, No. 52 and 42b) 1 Pipe, smoke, elbow, No. 47

6 Boilers, Nos. 48, 49, 50, 51, 53 and 54 4 Pipe, smoke, joints, Nos. 43, 44, 45 2 Cans G. I., large and 46. 1 Can G. 1., small 4 Rests, pan, No. 57 1 Cleaver, 6-inch 1 Saw. meat, 15-inch blade 1 Dipper, 1-2 gallon, No. 55 1 Skimmer, large 1 Dipper, quart. No. 56 2 Spoons, large 2 Forks, small 1 Steel, butcher's, 10-lnch

FIELD RANGE NO. 2, COMPLETE Components:

1 Field range (1 body, No. 61 and 1 Pipe, sn. ike, elbow, No. 6T boiling plate No. 62) 4 Pipe, smoke, joints, Nos. 63, 64, 65

2 Boilers, Nos. 50 and 51 and 66 1 Dipper, 1-2 gallon No. 55 2 Rests, pan, No. 57 2 Forks, meat, small 1 Saw, meat, 15-inch blade •I Knives, butcher's, 8-lnch 1 Skimmer, small 2 Pans, bake, No. 52 2 Spoons, small

1 Steel, butcher's, 10-lnch

NQTE 9:—MARKING OUTFIT, FOR STAMPING MKTAL.

Components: 1 Anvil 1 Guide No. 1 1 Chest 1 Guide No. 2 Dies, stamping, set of 37 (26 letters, 1 Guide No. 3

A to Z, figures 1 to 8 inclusive. 1 Malletcharacters *, comma and period). 1 Thumbscrew

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GENERAL NOTES (Continued).

NOT! 10:—BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, SET. Anvil, 34 pounds Apron, blacksmith's Box, shoeing, leather Chisel, handled, for cold iron, lib. 6oz. Clinch cutter Clinching iron Creaser, steel handled File, 12", second cut File, 8", 3-square taper Fire rake Fire shovel Hammers:

Rounding, 2-pound, 14" handleShoeing, 10-ounce

(A) A field kit of blacksmith's tools willEquipment

1 Clinch-cutter1 Clinching-iron1 Shoeing hammer, 10-ounce

NOTE 11:—TOOL, SADDLERS, SET.

12 Awl, blades, harness, assorted Nos. 43 to 48

1 Awls, pegging, 1 Awls, seat handled, 1 Carriages, pricking, 3 wheels. 1 Compass, 6", 1 Creasers, double, lignum-vitas, 1 Edge tools, No. 1, 1 Edge tools, No 2. 2 Extra blades, with followers for draw

gage,1 Gages, draw, brass, (1 Hammers, No. 3, riveting,2 Hafts, awl, patent, with wrench,1 Handles, peg, awl, with wrench,1 Knives, round,1 Knives, spitting,1 Needle cases, leather,1 Needles, Glover's, No. 3, papers,1 Needles, harness,1 No. 4, papers,

(A) A kit of saddler's tools will consist of

12 Awl, blades, harness, assorted, Nos. 43 to 48.

1 Awls, pegging,1 Awls, seat, handled,1 Edge tools. No. 1,

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2 Handles, cold chisel, spareHardie, 9.16" shank, 1" bitNipper, cutting, 14"Hardie, 9-16" flats, 9"Schaller forgeSchaller forge tool chestShoeing knifeShoeing pincers, 14"Shoeing rasp, 16"Tongs, horseshoer's, 18.5-ouncesTool kit for Schaller forgeVise, 2.5" jawsWhetstone, 10"Wrench, screw, 8"

consist of the following articles as Mobile

1 Hoof and cutting nippers1 Shoeing knife1 Rasp 16"

No. 5, papers, No. 6, papers,

1 Nippers, cutting, 10 1 Oilstone, unmounted, 1 Pliers, 6". 1 Punches, revolving, 4 tubes, 4 Punches, round, hand, Nos. 5, 7, 8

and 10, 1 Rivit sets, 1 Rules, boxwood, 2-foot, 4-fold, 1 Screw-drivers, 3 " blade, 1 Sewing palms, leather, 1 Shears, 10", bent trimmers, 1 Shoe knives, bread point, 1 Shoe knives, square point, 1 Slickers, steel, ] Stiching clamps, 1 Stiching horses. 2 Thimbles, best aluminum-lined steel, 1 Tool bags, saddler's, 1 Tools, claw,

the following articles as Mobile Equipment

1 Hammers, No. 3, riveting,1 Knives, round,1 Oilstone, unmounted,1 Punches, revolving, 4 tubes,1 Rivit sets,

GENERAL NOTES (Continued).

NOTH 12:—FARRIER'S INSTRUMENT POCKET CASE, (IN CANVAS CASE) 1 Bistoury, blunt pointed, 2-inch6 Needles, surgical, curved, assorted sizes1 Forceps, hemostatlc, Jone's, 5 1-2 Inch

6 Needles, surgical, curved, assorted sizes1 Scalpel, 2-inch blade1 Scissors, straight, blunt points, 5 1-2 inch screw lock1 Sutures, silk, twisted, heavy cards1 Thermometer, veterinary, pear-shaped bulb, in hard rubber case.

NOTE 13:—MEDICINES AND DRESSINGS, WITH PANNIER. 12 Physic Balls 1-2 1b. Zinc ointment1-4 lb. Ammonia, Aromatic Spirits 1.4 it>. Tar1-2 lb. Spts. Turpentine 1 - 4 lb' C a l o m e l

1-2 lb. Ammonia Fort Dressings

M e s s r s Kre8o ) »• thent , r 1 lb. Cannabis Indica (Ameiicana, 1 Pk&- Antiseptic Gauze

1-2 lb. Cosmoline or vaseline Bandages1-2 lb. Tincture Iodine 4 Flannel (white)

3 01. Mercury Bichloride 6 Cotton (white)1 lb. Olive or Cottonseed oil 1-2 lb. Oakum1 lb. Linseed oil 1 lb. Soap (Tar)

NOTH 14:—ISSUE OF CLOTHING TO OFFICERS G. O. 7, Par. 3, 4, H. A. E. F., 1918. Officers serving in the Zone of Advance before going Into the trenches will be issued

all articles of the enlisted men's uniform and equipment that they may require; when the duty in the trenches is completed, Officers will return the articles so issued. Fatigue clothing may be issued to an Officer attending school, to be returned upon completion of the course.

The wearing of enlisted men's woolen O. D. breeches or trousers, and woolen O. D. coats on occasions other than those mentioned in paragraph 3 is prohibited.

TABLESOF ORGANIZATION

The Tables of Organization herein printed are taken from Tables of Organization, War Department, Series A, January 14, 1918, corrected to March 9, 1918, and by cable 1169-R, Paragraph 10.

The Equipment Tables are based upon the personnel as shown in these Organiza­tion Tables.

The following changes published by the War Department April 22, and April 26, make an addition of one officer (Captain) in the Headquarters Company of the Regiment, but do not increase or decrease the enlisted personnel:

TABLE 4.

Line 5— Column 6 to read Iz2h/x intead of lh. Column 11 to read 17 instead of 16. Column 14 to read 69 instead of 68.

Line 9— Column 6 to read 4 instead of 3. Column 11 to read 99 instead of 98. Column 14 to read 107g instead of

106g.

Line 10— Column 7 to read 21z instead of 1. Column 11 to read 2 instead of 1. Column 14 to read 2 instead of 1.

Line 20— Column 7 to read 192z instead of 18. Column 11 to read 175 instead of 174. Column 14 to read 179 instead of 179.

Line 21— Column 7 to read 37 instead of 39. Column 11 to read 452 instead of 454. Column 14 to read 453 instead of 455.

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Line 52— Column 6 to read 4 instead of 3. Column 7 to read 87 instead of 86. Column 11 to read 1166 instead of

1164. Column 14 to read 1174 instead of

1172.

Line 53— Column 7 to read 235 instead of 236. Column 11 to read 3200 instead of

3201. Column 14 to read 3200 instead of

3201.

Remarks— (z) Personnel Detachment.

1 Captain.1 Regimental Sergeant Major.2 Sergeants.

TABLES OF ORGANIZATION (Continued).

TABLE 5.

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Line 13— Remarks— Column 2 to read 2z6rc instead of c5r. (z) Personnel Detachment. Column 5 to read 7 instead of 6. 1 Regimental Sergeant Major. Column 15 to read 19 instead of 18. 2 Sergeants.

Line 14— (c) Strike Out— Column 2 to read dgr instead of dlOr. 1 Chief Statistical Clerk. Column 5 to read 11 instead of 13. (d) Change 6 Clerks (including 2 statis-Column 15 to read 37 Instead of 39. tical) to read 4 Clerks.

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Column 5 to read 44 instead of 43. Column 15 to read 87 instead of 86.

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