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| − | + | � 1. Brigade, Brigadier-general Littlefield of York - } | |
| − | 2. Brigade, Brigadier-general | + | York & Cumberland}__________________________________ 1561 |
| − | + | 2. Brigade, Brigadier-general Hunnewell of Hancock} | |
| + | Lincoln, Hancock & Washington ____________________} 1658 | ||
| + | 11,836 | ||
| − | In case the Detachment should be required to march, the Major-generals of the permanent | + | In case the Detachment should be required to march, |
| − | The Major-generals are authorized to accept of any legally organized corps of cavalry, artillery or infantry as part of the Detachment; provided they shall voluntarily engage as an entire corps in the service. | + | the Major-generals of the permanent Divisions will appropriate |
| − | The Quarter master general will be constantly provided with such military stores & apparatus, as will more | + | such part of the Field artillery within their respective Divisions, |
| − | The Commander in Chief earnestly calls upon every officer to give his aid in completing the Detachment, & expect that the Major-generals in particular will superintend the whole operation within their respective Divisions, & upon time to time give all necessary orders & directions for carrying this | + | to the use of the Detachment, as shall be proportionate to the |
| + | number of artillerymen - and in that case, the Major- | ||
| + | generals will form the cavalry & artillery into squadrons & | ||
| + | battalions. | ||
| + | The Major-generals are authorized to accept of any legally | ||
| + | organized corps of cavalry, artillery or infantry as part of | ||
| + | the Detachment; provided they shall voluntarily engage as an | ||
| + | entire corps in the service. | ||
| + | The Quarter master general will be constantly provided | ||
| + | with such military stores & apparatus, as will more imme- | ||
| + | diately be wanted, in case the Detachment should be required | ||
| + | to move. | ||
| + | The Commander in Chief earnestly calls upon every | ||
| + | officer to give his aid in completing the Detachment, & expect | ||
| + | that the Major-generals in particular will superintend the whole | ||
| + | operation within their respective Divisions, & upon time to | ||
| + | time give all necessary orders & directions for carrying this | ||
order | order | ||
Revision as of 18:05, 29 March 2019
� 1. Brigade, Brigadier-general Littlefield of York - } York & Cumberland}__________________________________ 1561
2. Brigade, Brigadier-general Hunnewell of Hancock}
Lincoln, Hancock & Washington ____________________} 1658
11,836
In case the Detachment should be required to march,
the Major-generals of the permanent Divisions will appropriate such part of the Field artillery within their respective Divisions, to the use of the Detachment, as shall be proportionate to the number of artillerymen - and in that case, the Major- generals will form the cavalry & artillery into squadrons & battalions.
The Major-generals are authorized to accept of any legally
organized corps of cavalry, artillery or infantry as part of the Detachment; provided they shall voluntarily engage as an entire corps in the service.
The Quarter master general will be constantly provided
with such military stores & apparatus, as will more imme- diately be wanted, in case the Detachment should be required to move.
The Commander in Chief earnestly calls upon every
officer to give his aid in completing the Detachment, & expect that the Major-generals in particular will superintend the whole operation within their respective Divisions, & upon time to time give all necessary orders & directions for carrying this
order