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Show TEST RUN, Friday, August 4, 1967 SUKPIN& BAGS ALL-MAS- hi an And Then There Were Three! In an age when changing something often mean making it more complicated, the Army has bucked the trend by coming up with a decision to streamline its venerable 11 General Orders by making them simpler. Sentries are now required to know by heart only three General Orders as they walk their posts: No. 1: I will guard everything within tiro limits of my and post quit my post only when properly relieved." No. 2: I will obey my special order and perform all of my duties in a military manner." " No. 3: I will emerreport violations of my special orders, comthe to and covered gencies, anything not by my instructions, mander of the relief. But dont smile too broadly about the reduced drain on dm memory processes the order cutting out eight other orders also provides that each post will supplement the general orders with a set of "realistic, detailed, and mission-oriente- d special orders" tailored fur the particular area and situation. The revised general orders are carried in Field Manual . 22-- 6 (Guard Duty) which replaces FM 26-- 5 (Interim Guard Duty). FM 22-- defines an exterior guard as one where it has to perform duties in such a manner that the general orders for interior guards are not applicable or practicable. The new manual also explains in detail the use of counter-sig- p and parole word under all field and combat conditions. - 6 FLY LINES SHOOTING MRS. JAMES WATTS, eeeand from left, wife of Dugwas new poet commander, wee the gueit of honor et an informal tea at the NGOOM recently. Hoete for the tea were wives of Dugwoy NCO'i. GLOVES IT News From AMC SPEEDIER MESSAGE HANDLING Under actual working conditions, a communications center in the Pentagon is evaluating a reader" new electro-opticme- -, which leans cage and automatically converts them into punched tape for worldwide relay. Manual typing, except for the original preparation of material on conventional typewriters, is eliminated, and copy is read as hut a 4,200 word a minute. and reception Transmission can be done at 2,400 words a the highest speed of minute the other message center equipment with the current reader." Tests show that messages can be handled up to 60 times faster and with fewer errors than by conventional methods. AMCs Electronics Commands Communications and Automatic Data Processing Laboratory is doing the technical evaluation. COMBAT BURGLAR ALARM A combat "burglar alarm" is being tested at AMCs Electronic Proving Ground that will warn the carrier when the enemy tries to sneak up under cover of darkness or dense jungle. As small as a cigarette package and weighit includes buzing a , MRS. JAMES H. WATTS greets officers wives in receiving zer, signal light, battery, end a line during luncheon given her by members of the officers is of wire wire. Enough spool wives dub. prfeled off to weave a nearly invisible protective belt around a Rj position, and the soldier places the alarm set nearby or hooks it to his belt. The buzzer goes off when the thin, double strand of wire 'is broken. The volume of sound can be adjusted, or it can be turned pff and a light used instead. SMALLER BATTERIES, LIGHTER LOADS AMCs Electronic Command One reports a promising new method of reducing the size of batteries in electronic equipment carried by combat troops. A new circuit design lowers the volume of power needed by certain types of small communications and surveillance during equipment "stand by" period. 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