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Show Mimic Battle To Be I im Fought Near Alpine t m m ifly 'nn a"01111' ''mini "nil Detachment k Ll ' I't-giilnr Army (o .Miiincuu-r Xv ' fitf 'fil In Aorth Kml of Ulnli Count) A 'rjm Retail of Two Weeks Program. P'' IftH' 'r''t' l,tn1' iV,nt'0"nl Outird, consists'3' consist-s'3' fr 1K uf 4 nun "ll1 tlllrty (mcurn wl" : JjjfflS; H,nrt " "8 '"inunl oucnmpmnut to- $' :ifflp morrow, Companies from throughout M.'' PRI liJ Bl"'0 w'" "B8clnul" nt Provo, from K fltsL which point scries of mnncuvcrB ft wl Wl" bB'" " lll mnrcn uacl l,rB'1 P yl, American Fork nml Alplno toward ' cffeV li,rt 1'oukIiis. Tho innnouvor en- I $'"w cumpment will bo In command of Mn- $$, Jr Cll,ir,8 " Martin, now stationed ,' iuw nt ,'ortlnll,,. w' w"l arrive nt Provo SL B August 3. First Lloutonnnt James P. & Itnl Morloy of tho'Slxth Held artillery, who r JaSm '9 nt ')roHO"t stationed In Texas, will & w "I1 "B l,' rc5,l'r nrmy olllcor and voEk liistructor or tho bnttery. 'iR Ono company of regular United wjW States Infantry, now stationed nt thu wlR'. Prcslcllo, In San Francisco, will Join tho yljjB? guard at Provo today. Tho regulars ' nWf nro scheduled to arrive hero July 31 wis and will probably entrain for Provo rHn t,",t ",Rllt or "10 foUowli'B morning. IMsl Tl' Kuard, consisting of flvo com- iHv panics of Infnntry. tho battery, tho llflK signal corps and tho sanitary troops, SBfit formerly designated tho hospital corp3, IJftJff ' with tho entlro field oqulppmont, will wRf comprise what will be known iib the lWm Umo nnn'' T1''8 ur"y W"I assemble ilji at Provo and march north toward nn H Imaginary nrmy which will bo bcslg- JKHR nutcd the Red army, supposed to bo JbHw assembled nt Echo and moving south. wfffil T,lc oucountor taking place In tho low MaK M,,,s ncnr Alplno. All or tho mothods MjB of modern warfare wl'l bo followed, JHy m tho men in tho bluo army carrying out Ml each detail of Instruction na If thoy D I woro approaching a real enemy. Mt Tho following program, approved H I by the war department and showing g m the movement of tho trops from day 91 to day, will bo followed: IBM :"- -urusI 2 Infnntry, assemble nt JHRffi Provo, Utah, inako camp, company In- spoctlon, lecture on camp sanitation, Inspection of camp by camp command-or; command-or; urtiliory, by train to Provo, receive re-ceive horses mid material, march to American bork; signal corps, march iiom bnn J-iiKe cny to South Juru.ui, tccclvo horses and mateilal. August a Iniantry, company drill, extended order, uuu-.nee cuind miu attack without contact, battalion, dim, oiuse oruer, instruction in piiciung iiumld tents, signaling, lecture on pursonal hygiene, coiifcrcncc, Bchooi ,m. a O.o patrolling; artillery, inunh to reservation nuu estnuilsn ibuu', diguat corps, march to reservation auu tstiibllsh cainp. August 4 Infantry, inarch to Clegg a buvcii miles; battalion, as advance bUfiid without contact, school, lopa-tirni)hy lopa-tirni)hy all officers and N. C. O.'s con-leienco, con-leienco, artillery, section drill whli .imborB, gun (let, with guns, Hiibcaii-.t.r Hiibcaii-.t.r prnitlce, locnlc targets; signal juipj, sdiooi of the soldier mounted jliiooi ot the driver, school of the iiiickor. Augiiitt !- Infnntry, march to American Am-erican Fork, coinliai cxi'rclEo, inslruc. -ion in uso or nrst nld packet; ailli-.ei, ailli-.ei, platoon drill, battery drill, sub--iiiUHr practice, occupation of position; posi-tion; signal corps, scliool ot tho dri-.er, dri-.er, school of the packer (to include .no suppij sergixiiiDi visual slgimi-ing. slgimi-ing. August G liifuntr), mulch to Al-,jine, Al-,jine, munouvt'i- all arms; artillery, julnt inaiioiivcr ot ail arms; signal ,orps, Joint maneuver all anna. August 7 Infantry, inaicli to Driller, Dril-ler, maneuver till arms; uiiMlorj, Joint manoitvor all arir.u; slfchiil corps, joint maneuver all arms. August 8 Infantry, lnnich to Illg Cottonwood, convoy of wagon train; artillery, field firing; algunl corps, company drill (to Include Inspection), lauiil slgualluK. August U lurnnlry, march to Fort iJougias and establish camp; artillery, ileld firing, lecture on first aid; algunl-lug algunl-lug corps, loeture on first nld, night .ugnallng. August 10 Infantry, company drill, ulosc order manual and bayonet exercise; exer-cise; battalion, drill, closo order, tar. et practice, in&tructlon course; ar-tillory, ar-tillory, field firing, Including recon-iialssr.itce recon-iialssr.itce of jiojitlon; signal corps, problem for radio and wire sections, lenvo camp full Hold culppmcut,mnko shelter tent camp, long range hello, lag and smoke rocket. August 11 Infnntry, company drill, tMouded order, battalion, drill, close order, target, prnctlce, qualification joui'ho; artil'ory, mounted drill and occupation of position; signal corps, company drill, laying lines and visual 3lgnnlliig. August 12 Infantry, combat exercise. exer-cise. Held tiring, platoon; artillery, anrch to Alpine to Include the occtu patlou of two position en route; signal sig-nal corps, maich to Dig Cottonwood. August 13 -Infantry, combat exorcise, exor-cise, field firing, company; artlller), march to Dig Cottonwood; signal corps, march to Fort Douglas, August 14 Infantry, Joint manuu- or ot all nrmB; artlller;', march to ,i., jjougias, Joini maneuver; signal eeips, joint nwiiii'iiver August to -iiiuiiury, state rllieconi-ptinion; rllieconi-ptinion; it-view by geverifor; nitw-iciy, nitw-iciy, icvievv; signal corps, icviow. August It, in oak camp, nil orguiii-iiiiuns orguiii-iiiiuns ictiiru to Homo auitions. |