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| − | the detachment aforesaid to be apportioned on the | + | The several Major Generals of the Militia, will cause |
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battalions and companies of infantry, cavalry and artillery, | battalions and companies of infantry, cavalry and artillery, | ||
within their respective Divisions, as soon as possible. Each | within their respective Divisions, as soon as possible. Each | ||
commanding Officer of a regiment will form the men which | commanding Officer of a regiment will form the men which | ||
| − | shall be detached from his regiment, into one or more compa | + | shall be detached from his regiment, into one or more compa |
| − | nies of 64 rank & file each, as nearly as may be ; and he | + | nies of 64 rank & file each, as nearly as may be; and he |
Revision as of 19:52, 22 March 2019
[Each Division is double underlined]
Sixth Division. 1 Brigadier General & 1469 men, officers included.
First Brigade ---------------------------------- 830
Second Brigade ------------------------------- 639
_____1469
Seventh Division. 1 Brigadier General & 1567 men, officers included.
First Brigade ----------------------------------- 725
Second Brigade -------------------------------- 822
_____ 1567
Eighth Division. 1Brigadier General & 1157 men, officers included.
First Brigade ------------------------------------ 733
Second Brigade --------------------------------- 424
_____1157
Ninth Division. 733 men, officers included.
First Brigade ----------------------------------- 375
Second Brigade --------------------------------- 358
____733
The several Major Generals of the Militia, will cause the detachment aforesaid to be apportioned on the regiments, battalions and companies of infantry, cavalry and artillery, within their respective Divisions, as soon as possible. Each commanding Officer of a regiment will form the men which shall be detached from his regiment, into one or more compa nies of 64 rank & file each, as nearly as may be; and he