rgt. Bugler | (The President may add 1 Corpl., 1
2 Band Sergts. | Cook, 1 Horseshoer, 1
4 Band Corpls. | Saddler.--total, 4)
2 Musicians, 1st Class |
4 Musicians, 2nd Class | Supply Co., of Regt. of 3 Batlns.
13 Musicians, 3rd Class | may have added, the same number as
-- | given above for Regt. of 2 Batlns.
76 |
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|
When a regiment consists of three |
battalions there shall be added to |
Hdqrs. Co.: 1 Batln. Sergt. Major, |
1 Sergt., 3 Corpls., 1 Bugler, 1 |
Pvt. 1st Class, 5 Pvts.--total, 12.|
|
When no enlisted men of the |
Quartermaster Corps are attached |
for such positions there shall be |
added to each mountain artillery |
Hdqrs. Co., |
|
1 Packmaster Sergt., 1st Class |
1 Asst. Packmaster, Sergt. |
1 Cargador, Corpl.--total, 3. |
|
(The President may add 2 Sergts., |
5 Corpls., 1 Horseshoer, 1 |
Mechanic, 1 Pvt. 1st Class, 6 |
Pvts.--total 16 to a regiment of 2 |
battalions; and to a regiment of 3 |
battalions 1 Sergt., 7 Corpls., |
1 Horseshoer, 1 Mechanic, 2 Cooks, |
2 Pvts. 1st Class, 7 Pvts.--total, |
21) |
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=Transportation, orderlies, etc.= To Battery Hdqrs., 8 riding horses;
to each Battery, 24 riding horses, 88 draft horses, 1 Battery wagon, 1
Store wagon, 8 Caissons and 4 Guns.

PART IX

MAP READING AND MILITARY SKETCHING

CHAPTER I

MAP READING

=1859. Definition of map.= A map is a representation on paper of a
certain portion of the earth's surface.

A military map is one that shows the things which are of military
importance, such as roads, streams, bridges, houses, depressions, and
hills.

=1860. Map reading.= By map reading is meant the ability to get a
clear idea of the ground represented by the map,--of being able to
_visualize_ the ground so represented.

For some unknown reason, military map reading is generally considered
a very difficult matter to master