Instructions and Problems in Guard Duty for the Private Soldier. War Department Circular No. 8: Division of Militia Affairs

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First edition; 5 1/4 x 3 3/4; pp. 3-46; speckled, brownish-gray wraps, printed and ruled in black; illustrated with a small diagram; very faint creasing along spine and a small ink spot to back wrap; very good to near fine condition.The Militia Act of 1903, also known as the Dick Act, was enacted by the US Congress to create a National Guard, with units of similar form and quality to those of the regular US Army, and to provide funds for training and equipment. The act would be amended several times, including the Militia Act of 1908, which among other things - led to the creation of the Division of Militia Affairs, which would be the agency responsible for overseeing the National Guard. The current booklet was the first to address all officers of the "organized Militia" and describe possible problems and their solutions, while on duty, orders, etc.

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Título

Instructions and Problems in Guard Duty for the Private Soldier. War Department Circular No. 8: Division of Militia Affairs

Editor

Government Printing Office, Washington DC

Fecha de publicación

1909

Edición

First Edition.

Estado

Very good

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• National Guard