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The evening gun is fired at the last note of _retreat_.

BUGLE CALLS.

1. FIRST CALL.

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2. GUARD MOUNTING.

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3. FULL DRESS.

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4. OVERCOATS.

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5. DRILL.

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6. STABLE.

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7. WATER.

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8. BOOTS AND SADDLES.

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9. ASSEMBLY.

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10. ADJUTANT'S CALL.

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11. TO THE COLOR.

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12. FIRE.

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13. TO ARMS.

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14. TO HORSE.

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15. REVEILLE.

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16. RETREAT.

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17. TATTOO.

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18. CALL TO QUARTERS.

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19. TAPS.

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20. MESS.

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21. SICK.

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22. CHURCH.

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23. RECALL.

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24. ISSUE.

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25. OFFICERS' CALL.

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26. CAPTAINS' CALL.

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27. FIRST SERGEANTS' CALL.

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28. FATIGUE.

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29. SCHOOL.

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29-1/2. THE GENERAL'S MARCH.

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(_C.I.D.R. No. 8, Sept. 3, 1914._)

30. THE GENERAL.

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30-1/2. FLOURISHES FOR REVIEW.

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(_C.I.D.R., No. 2._)

BUGLE SIGNALS.

See paragraph 41.

31. ASSEMBLE. MARCH.

Same as _Assembly_, No. 9.

32. ATTENTION.

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33. ATTENTION TO ORDERS.

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34. FORWARD. MARCH.

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35. HALT.

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36. DOUBLE TIME. MARCH.

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37. TO THE REAR. MARCH.

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38. COMMENCE FIRING.

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39. CEASE FIRING.

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40. FIX BAYONETS.

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41. CHARGE.

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APPENDIX A.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF STAFF,
_Washington, December 2, 1911._

The Infantry Drill Regulations, 1911, have been prepared for the use
of troops armed with the United States magazine rifle, model 1903. For
the guidance of organizations armed with the United States magazine
rifle, model 1898, the following alternative paragraphs are published
and will be considered as substitute paragraphs for