Abbreviations on maps
Advance guards
Advance party of advance guard
Advice to riflemen
Aiming rifle
Alignments
Ammunition
Arm signals
Arms. (See Field kit.)
Articles of War:
Extracts from
Reading
Assembling Infantry Equipment
Ball cartridges
Battle sight
Bayonet:
Charge
Description of
Fix
Unfix
Bayonet, manual of:
Attacks
Combat
Combined movements
Defenses
Fencing exercises
Foot movements
General rules
Instruction without bayonet
Instruction with rifle
Instruction without rifle
Suggestions for fencing at will
Blank cartridges
Blanket roll
Blanks, message
Blisters
Bugle signals
Calling the shot
Camp:
Making camp
Service and duties
Care of feet
Care of rifle
Cartridges:
Ball
Blank
Dummy
Guard
Cleaning pistol
Cleaning rifle
Close order, company drill
Clothing. (See Uniforms.)
Coast Artillery companies
Codes used in signaling
General service code (International Morse code)
Two-arm semaphore code
Wig-wag code
Letter codes--
Cavalry
Field Artillery
Infantry
Combat
Exercises
Commander of the guard
Commands, Infantry Drill Regulations
Company inspection
Company, school of:
Close order drill--
Alignment
At ease and route step
Facing or marching to the rear
Front into line
Movements on fixed pivot
Movements on the moving pivot
On right (left) into line
Rules
To diminish the front of a column of squads
To dismiss company
To form the company
Division of company
Extended order drill--
Deployments
Rules for deployment
The advance
The company acting alone
The company in support
The fire attack
Fire--
Classes of firing
Fire control
Fire direction
Fire discipline
General rules
Ranges
The target
Instruction
Position of officers, noncommissioned officers, guides, etc.
Position of platoons and squads
Compliments from guards
Contours
Conventional signs on maps
Cooking, individual
Coordination in firing rifle
Corporal of the guard
Cossack post
Course in small-arms firing
Courtesies in conversation
Courtesy, military
Cover, use of
Datum plane on maps
Definition, Infantry Drill Regulations
Details and rosters, interior guards
Directions on maps
Discipline
Fire discipline
Distances on maps
Drill (See Infantry Drill Regulations):
Close order
Extended order
General rules
Drill regulations, all arms
Dummy cartridges
Engineer companies
English-French vocabularies
Enlistment oath
Equipment:
Assembling
Part of
Extended order drill
Facings
Feet, care of
Field exercises
Field kit
Field message blanks
Field service:
Advance guard
Advance party
Patrols
Point
Reserve
Support
Combat
Flank guards
Outposts--
Cossack posts
Duties of
Line of observation
Line of resistance
March outpost
Outguards
Patrols
Pickets
Reserves
Sentinels
Sentry squads
Supports
Patrolling
Principles of Infantry training
Rear guards
Rifle trenches
Field Service Regulations
Fire:
Control
Direction
Ranges
Rapid firing
Targets
Firing positions
Firing with rests
First-aid rules
Flag signals
Flank guards
Formations, general rules
Forage ration
Form for last will and testament
French-English vocabulary
General service code
Grain ration
Ground forms on maps
Guard cartridges
Guard duty (extracts from Manual of Interior):
Classification of interior guards
Color sentinels
Commander of the guard
Compliments from guards
Corporal of the guard
Countersigns
Details
Flags
Guard mounting
Formal
Informal
Guard patrols
Guarding prisoners
Introduction
Musician of the guard
Orderlies
Orders for sentinels
Paroles
Prisoners
Privates of the guard
Relieving the old guard
Retreat gun
Reveille gun
Rosters
Sergeant of the guard
Watchmen
Guard mounting
Formal
Informal
Gun sling, use of
Hashures on map
Hygiene, personal
Individual cooking
Recipes
Infantry Drill Regulations, extracts from:
Company inspection
Definitions
General rules for drills and formations
Introduction
Manual of the bayonet
Manual of tent pitching
Orders, commands, and signals
School of the company
School of the soldier
School of the squad
Infantry equipment, assembling
Infantry training principles
Insignia:
Noncommissioned officers
Officers
Inspection:
Company
Interior guard duty, Manual of. (See Guard duty.)
International Morse code
Intrenching tools
Kit. (See Field kit; Service kit; Surplus kit.)
Laws governing Army
Line of observation
Line of resistance
Loading and firings
Loyalty
Making maps
Manual of arms
Manual of the Bayonet. (See Bayonet, Manual of.)
Manual of Interior Guard Duty. (See Guard duty.)
Manual of Tent Pitching. (See Tent Pitching, Manual of.)
Maps:
Abbreviations
Contours
Datum plane
Directions
Distances
Ground forms
Hashures
Making (sketching)
Orienting
Reading
Ridges
Scales
Signs
Slopes
Stream lines
Valleys
Vertical intervals
Marching
Preparation for
Marksmanship, preliminary training
Message blanks
Metal fouling solution for cleaning rifle
Military courtesy
Morse, international code. (See General service code.)
National Anthem
Noncommissioned officers:
Corporal of guard
Insignia
Precedence
Rank
Sergeant of guard
Oath of enlistment
Obedience
Observation, line of. (See Line of observation.)
Officers:
Insignia
Precedence
Rank
Orders:
How obeyed
Infantry Drill Regulations
Orienting maps
Outguards
Outposts
Pack
Close
Open
Patrolling
Patrols:
Advance guards
Outpost
Peep sight
Personal hygiene
Pickets
Point of advance guard
Pistol:
Cleaning
Practice
Pivots:
Turn on fixed
Turn on moving
Position of the soldier
Precedence:
Noncommissioned officers
Officers
Principles of Infantry training
Prisoners
Privates of the guards
Range estimators
Rank:
Noncommissioned officers
Officers
Rapid firing
Rations:
Carried on person
Cooking
Emergency
Forage
Grain
Kinds of
Reading maps
Regulations, Army
Regulations, Drill, all arms
Regulations, Field Service
Regulations Governing Army
Relieving the old guard
Reserve:
Of advance guard
Of outpost
Resistance, line of. (See Line of resistance.)
Rests
Retreat gun
Reveille gun
Revolver practice
Ridges on maps
Rifle:
Aiming
Battle sight
Care of
Cleaning
Coordination in firing
Description of
Plate showing principal parts
Sight adjustment
Trenches
Rosters, interior guards
Rules (see First-aid rules):
General Rules for Drills and Formations
Governing saluting
Salutes:
Hand
Rifle
Saber
Sentinels
Saluting
Rules governing
Scales on maps
School of the company. (See Company, school of.)
School of the soldier. (See Soldier, school of.)
School of the squad. (See Squad, school of.)
Semaphore, two-arm signaling code
Sentinels:
Interior guard, orders for
Of outpost
Sentry squad
Sergeant of the guard
Service kit
Shoes
Sights:
Adjustment
Battle sight
Open sight
Peep sight
Table of sight corrections
Signalling, general instructions
Signal flags
Signals:
Arm
Bugle
Enemy in sight
Firing line and reserve
Flag
Other signals
Sound
Take cover
Two arm semaphore
Whistle
Wig-wag
Sketching
Slopes on maps
Small-arms firing course
Socks
Soda solution for cleaning rifle
Soldier, school of:
Duties of instructor
Eyes right or left
Facings
Instruction without arms
Manual of arms
Position of the soldier on attention
Rifle salute
Salute with the hand
Salute with saber
Steps and marchings
Back step
Change step
Quick time
Side step
The half step
To halt
To march by the flank
To march to the rear
To mark time
The bayonet
The inspection
The rests
To dismiss the squad
Solutions for cleaning rifle
Squad, school of:
Alignments
Instruction
Kneeling and lying down
Loadings and firings
Observation
The assembly
The oblique march
The use of cover
To cease firing
To deploy as skirmishers
To fire at will
To fire by clip
To fire by volley
To follow the corporal
To form squad
To increase or diminish intervals
To load
To set the sight
To stack and take arms
To suspend firing
To take intervals and distance
To turn on fixed pivot
To turn on moving pivot
To unload
Star-Spangled Banner
Steps and marchings
Streams lines on maps
Subsistence. (See Rations.)
Support:
Advance guard
Outpost
Surplus kit
Swabbing solution for cleaning rifle
Target practice:
Advice to riflemen
Aiming rifle
Battle sight
Calling the shot
Coordination
Firing positions
Preliminary training in marksmanship
Sight adjustment
Table of sight corrections
Targets
The course in small-arms firing
Trigger squeeze
Targets
Tent Pitching, Manual of:
Conical wall tent
Folding tents
Pitch all type Army tents (except shelter and conical
wall tents)
Shelter tent
Sleeping bags
Striking tents
Toilet articles
Trenches, rifle
Trigger squeeze
Two-arm semaphore code
Uniforms
Care of
Disposing of
Dress
Full dress
How worn
Service
Use of cover
Valleys on maps
Vertical intervals on maps
Visual signaling (See Signals):
In general
Flag
Vocabulary--English-French
Whistle signals
Wig-wag signaling
Will, form for last will and testament
Windage corrections
Wind gauge