PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION 
FOR 
OFFICERS' BASIC COURSE 
MEDICAL FIELD SERVICE SCHOOL 
BROOKE ARMY MEDICAL CENTER 
FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEXAS 
1947 MEDICAL FIELD SERVICE SCHOOL 
BROOKE ARMY MEDICAL CENTER 
PORT SAM HOUSTON, TEXAS 
PROGRAM OP INSTRUCTION 
FOR 
OFFICERS* BASIC COURSE 
10 JUNE 1947 OFFICERS' BASIC COURSE 
MEDICAL FIELD SERVICE SCHOOL 
PURPOSE: 
To provide instruction for newly commissioned Regular Army 
Medical Department Officers in the basic duties and functions 
of the Medical Department, to include employment with the 
associated arms and services on the basic level. 
PREREQUISITES: 
Commissioned officer of the Regular Army, 
1 OFFICERS1 BASIC COURSE 
MEDICAL FIELD SERVICE SCHOOL 
(16 Weeks, 640 Hours) 
SUBJECT 
HOURS 
ADMINISTRATION 
28 
Army Administration (General) 
Medical Supply Records and Procedures 
Records of Morbidity and Mortality 
Military Law 
Personnel Management 
(4) 
(5) 
(ID 
(7) 
(1) 
COMMANDANT’S TIMS 
68 
Aviation Medicine 
Class Organization 
Clearance and Graduation 
Holidays 
Morale and Character Building 
Subjects to be Announced 
(2) 
(3) 
(13) 
(20) 
(1) 
(29) 
DENTAL SERVICE 
2 
Dental Service in The Army 
(2) 
LOGISTICS 
66 
Automotive Maintenance 
Transportation of the Sick and Wounded 
Troop Movements 
General Supply in a Theater of Operations 
Medical Supply 
(12) 
(9) 
(U) 
(16) 
(18) 
MEDICINE AND SURGERY 
60 
Field Medicine 
Field Surgery 
(34) 
(26) 
NEUROPSYCHIATRY 
16 
Introduction to Modern Neuropsychiatry 
Problems in Neuropsychiatry 
Neuropsychiatric Diagnosis and Treatment 
Practical Application of Military Neuropsychiatry 
(2) 
(2) 
(9) 
(3) 
2 SUBJECT 
HOURS 
PHYSICAL MEDICINE 
4 
Introduction to Physical Medicine 
(i) 
Physical Reconditioning Section 
(1) 
Occupational Therapy Section 
(1) 
Physical Therapy Section 
(1) 
PREVENTIVE MEDICINE 
115 
Principles of Nutrition 
(6) 
Vital Statistics 
(7) 
Environmental Physiology 
(10) 
Physical Measurements 
(5) 
Venereal Diseases 
7) 
Industrial Medicine and Special Problems 
8) 
Immunization 
(2) 
Epidemiology and Control of Respiratory Diseases 
(9) 
Epidemiology and Control of Intestinal Diseases 
(7) 
Epidemiology and Control of Insect Borne Diseases 
Epidemiology and Control of Rodent Borne and Other 
(10) 
Miscellaneous Diseases 
(4) 
Sanitary Engineering 
(ID 
Field Demonstrations and Trips 
(12) 
Recognition of Arthropods of Medical Importance 
(5) 
Helminths and Protozoa of Medical Importance 
(6) 
Examinations 
(6) 
TACTICS AND TECHNIQUES 
135 
Organization 
(7) 
Command and Staff Procedure 
Organization and Employment of Medical 
(15) 
Field Units 
(40) 
The Medical Service in Specific Operations 
The Medical Service of the Infantry Division 
(39) 
(Field Exercises at Camp Bullis) 
(34) 
TRAINING 
128 
Leadership and Courtesies 
( 4 ) 
Training Management 
(7) 
Physical Training 
(80) 
Information and Education 
(16) 
Chemical Warfare Training 
(5) 
Demonstrations and Applications 
(16) 
VETERINARY SERVICE 
18 
Meat and Dairy Hygiene 
(18) 
3 SUBJECT 
HOURS 
ADMINISTRATION, SUBSTITUTE SUBJECTS 
71 
4 
(For Pharmacy Corps Officers in 
W' 
Lieu of Professional Medical Subjects) 
*- 
Army Administration (General) 
(20) 
Medical Supply, Records and Procedures 
(10) 
' 
Mess Administration 
(4) 
Accountirlg Procedures for Hospital Funds 
(15) 
Military Law 
(5) 
Personnel Management 
(10) 
Administrative CPX 
(7) 
DENTAL SERVICE, SUBSTITUTE SUBJECTS 
72 
(For Dental Corps Officers in Lieu 
of Professional Medical, Subjects) 
f 
Dental Administration 
(23) 
Dental Service in Oversea Theaters 
(5) 
Treatment of Jaw Fractures 
(2) 
Training and' Tactical Duties 
(42) 
VETERINARY SERVICE, SUBSTITUTE SUBJECTS 
106 
(For Veterinary Corps Officers in 
\ 
Lieu of Professional Medical Subjects) 
■T- 
Veterinary Administration 
(34) 
4 
Organization and Tactical Employment of 
Veterinary Units . , 
(10) 
Veterinary Field Service with Animal Units 
(36) 
Animal Disease Prevention and Control 
(17) 
Veterinary Activities in Theaters of Operation 
(8) 
4 PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION 
OFFICERS' BASIC COURSE 
PART I 
ADMINISTRATION 
28 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Army Administration 
(General) 
ANNEX NO. 1 
(4) 
Instruction in those phases of 
Army Administration of particu- 
lar interest to Medical Depart- 
ment officers. Responsibility 
and preparation of the daily 
sick report, determination of 
line of duty, and records and 
reports required in case of 
death. Instruction in 
recruiting aims and objectives. 
Medical Supply 
Records and 
Procedures 
ANNEX NO. 2 
(5) 
Acquaint officers with medical 
supply procedures and records, 
Covering Word, Dispensary, 
Hospital, Post, Camp and 
Station, and War Department 
levels. Also means of dis- 
position of Government 
property. 
Records' of 
Morbidity and 
Mortality 
ANNEX NO. 3 
(11) 
Instruction in the prepara- 
tion, submission and routing 
of records and reports peculiar 
to the Medical Department 
both in a Theater of Operations 
and in the Zone of Interior, 
Military Law 
ANNEX NO. 4 
(7) 
Specific medical aspects of 
military law; administrative 
procedures of boards of 
officers peculiar to the 
Medical Department or involv- 
ing Medical Department officers, 
including procedure in case 
of; Line of Duty, Death, 
Disposition, Physical 
Reclassification, Army Retiring, 
Disability, Insanity, Un- 
desirable Habits and Traits 
of Character, Inaptness, 
Lack of Adaptability, and 
Enuresis. 
5 PART I (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Personnel 
(1) 
To instruct the student in 
Management 
the methods of classification 
ANNEX NO. 5 
of Medical Deportment personnel 
with emphasis on Medical Corps 
officers; to orientate the 
student in the program for 
specialized training of 
Medical Department personnel. 
PART II 
COMMANDANT’S TIME 
68 Hours 
Subject and" 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Aviation Medicine 
ANNEX NO. - None 
(2) 
Orientation to Aviation 
Medicine presented by The 
School of Aviation Medicine, 
Randolph Field, Texas. 
Class Organization 
ANNEX NO. - None 
(3) 
Processing of students, 
issue of textbooks, organiza- 
tion of students into groups 
for instructional purposes, 
address by the Commandant, 
and such other administrative 
procedures as announced, by 
the Commandant. 
Clearance and 
Graduation 
ANNEX NO. - None 
(13) 
Turning in of supplies and 
equipment, including pay, 
transportation, processing, 
and formal graduation exercise. 
Holidays 
ANNEX NO. - None 
(20) 
To compensate for time lost 
due to legal holidays. If 
there are no holidays during 
the course, the Commandant 
will announce appropriate 
subj ects. 
Morale and Character 
Building 
ANNEX NO. 6 
CD 
Orientation as regards the 
moral aspect of the program 
for venereal disease control 
in the Army. 
6 PART II (Cont’d) 
Sub ject lW 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
•■’SCOPE 
Subjects to 
be Announced 
(29) 
Conferences with professional 
consultants of-The Surgeon 
ANNEX NO. - None 
General’s Office and Brooke 
Army Medical Center, 
PART III 
DERTAL SERVICE 
2 Hours 
StojeCtaTId 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Dental Service 
in the Army 
ANNEX NO. 7 
(2) 
Lecture designed to familiarize 
the entire class of Medical 
Department officers with the 
organization, function and 
mission of the Dental Corps 
and the role of the dental 
service within the Medical 
Deportment• 
PART IV 
LOGISTICS 
66 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Automotive 
(12) 
Classification and nomen- 
Ma intenance 
clature of the vehicles 
ANNEX NO. 8 
employed by the Medical 
Departmenti the principles of 
operation of the automotive 
engine and power transmission 
systems; common causes of 
vehicular failures; knowledge 
of the common reports and forms 
pertaining to motor main- 
tenance; the organization of 
a motor pool. 
7 PART IV (Cont'd) 
msmrrm 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Transportation 
of the Sick and 
Wounded 
ANNEX NO* 9 
(9) 
The methods and means of 
transporting the sick and 
wounded, to include: manual, 
litter, motor, rail, air, and 
water transportation; improvised 
transportation aids and 
devices. 
Troop Movements 
ANNEX NO. 10 
(11) 
Organization for movements by 
rail; the control, conduct 
and technique of movements 
by motor; traffic control and 
circulation; preparation of 
loading tables. Principles of 
loading of personnel and 
equipment for movements by 
motor, rail, water and air; 
march orders and rniarch graphs. 
General Supply 
in a Theater of 
Operations 
ANNEX NO. 11 • 
(16) 
Introduction to theater 
supply and the organization 
of a Theater of Operations; 
supply procedures and 
installations of a typical 
theater or occupied zone; 
presentation of the classes 
of supply and field rations 
used by the Army; the methods 
of procuring and distribution 
of supplies within an Infantry 
Division with emphasis placed 
upon the medical units of an 
Infantry Regiment; develop- 
■ ment of administrative 
orders and their use. 
Medical Supply 
ANNEX NO. 12 
(18) 
The medical supply procedures 
of the Theater of Operations 
and occupied areas; the 
organization and function of 
field medical supply organiza- 
tions; methods of requisition, 
storage, issue, and accounting. 
Instruction in the nomenclature, 
physical characteristics and 
use of the various items of 
medical equipment. Estimation 
of requirements for medical 
supplies in the division. 
8 PART V 
MEDICINE AND SURGERY 
60 Hours' 
wrro 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Field 
Medicine 
(34) 
Diagnosis and treatment of 
ANNEX 
NO. 13 
diseases of military importance 
with emphasis on treatment in 
a Theater of Operations. 
Tropical diseases and special 
military-medical problems. 
Field 
Surgery 
(26) 
Diagnosis and treatment of 
ANNEX 
NO. 14 
surgical conditions as seen 
in a Theater of Operations. 
Special emphasis on treat- 
ment in the Combat Zone. 
PART VI 
NEUROPSYCHIATRY 
16 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Introduction to 
Modern Neuro- 
psychiatry 
ANNEX NO. 15 
(2) 
The development of modern 
neuropsychiatry with a brief 
review of the historical steps 
taken by psychiatry. Attitude 
and motivation; the dynamics 
. of personality development. 
Problems in 
Military Neuro- 
psychiatry 
ANNEX NO. 16 
(2) 
Discussion of common 
psychiatric conditions, their 
development and treatment. 
Neuropsychiatric 
Diagnosis and 
Treatment 
ANNEX NO. 17 
(9) 
Presentation by means of 
films of common psychiatric 
illnesses. Criteria for 
their recognition and diagnosis, 
practical demonstration of 
their handling in the field 
and in the Zone of Interior 
installations, 
9 PART VI (Cont1 d) 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Practical 
Application 
of Military 
Neuropsychiatry 
ANNEX NO. 18 
(3) 
Demonstration of typical case 
material with discussion of 
special implications of each. 
PART VII 
PHYSICAL MEDICINE 
4 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Introduction 
to Physical 
Medicine 
ANNEX NO. 19 
(i) 
Organization of the Physical 
Medicine Service of a hospital, 
including purposes, objectives 
and procedures emphasizing 
coordination and cooperation 
between the sections of the 
service• 
Physical 
Reconditioning 
Section 
ANNEX NO. 20 
(i) 
An understanding of the 
objectives of the Physical 
Reconditioning Section, and 
the types of activities 
provided by this Section. 
Occupational 
Therapy Section 
ANNEX NO * 21 
a) 
To present objectives of 
the Occupational Therapy 
Section covering theory and 
program of treatment, and 
the use of prescription for 
patients in corrective 
Occupational Therapy* 
Physical Therapy 
ANNEX NO. 22 
(i) 
To acquaint the students with 
the type of therapy and 
objectives of the Physical 
Therapy Section. 
10 PART VIII 
PREVENTIVE MEDICINE 
115 Hours 
sttbjmis 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Principles of 
Nutrition 
ANNEX NO. 23 
(6) 
Review of the basic constit- 
uents of nutrition and the 
current problems confronting 
the Army. 
Vital 
Statistics 
ANNEX NO. 24 
(7) 
To provide an appreciation 
of statistics especially 
those encountered in the 
service and in professional 
work. 
Environmental 
Physiology 
ANNEX NO. 25 
(10) 
Basic human physiology 
applied to special climatic 
and physical problems 
encountered in the services. 
Physical 
Mea surements 
ANNEX NO. 26 
« 
(5) 
Physical standards as they 
concern procurement of 
personnel, and the maintenance 
of health and fighting 
efficiency. 
Venereal 
Diseases 
ANNEX NO, 27 
(7) 
Theory and practice of 
venereal disease control as 
laid down by higher 
authorities and good medical 
principles. 
Industrie 1 
Medicine and 
Special Problems 
ANNEX NO. 28 
(8) 
The need for industrial 
medicine in the Army, and 
the special problems likely 
to be important in government 
industrial plants. 
Immunization 
ANNEX NO. 29- 
(2) 
Review of the current 
principles of immunization 
and vaccination in the Armed 
Forces. 
Epidemiology and 
Control of 
Respiratory Diseases 
ANNEX NO. 30 
(9) 
Introduction to epidemiology 
and the conduct of on 
investigation; conferences 
on diseases that are of 
respiratory origin. 
11 PART VIII (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE* 
Epidemiology and 
Control of 
Intestina1 
Diseases 
ANNEX NO. 31 
(7) 
Training in control measures 
for intestinal diseases, and 
the application of epidemio- 
logical principles to trace 
outbreaks of disease. 
Epidemiology and 
Control of Insect 
Borne Diseases 
ANNEX NO. 32 
(10) 
Discussions and, conferences 
on the epidemiological 
principles as applied to the 
Insect borne diseases that 
affect Army troops. 
Epidemiology and 
Control of Rodent 
Borne and Other 
Miscellaneous 4 
Diseases 
ANNEX NO. 33 
(4) 
To sound warnings to Medical 
Department officers on the 
rodent borne diseases that 
have serious epidemic 
possibilities when Armies 
are in the field in peace 
or war. 
Sanitary 
Engineering 
ANNEX NO. 34 
(ID 
Theory and practice of water 
treatment, waste disposal and 
mess sanitation. 
Field Demonstrations 
and Trips 
ANNEX NO. 35 
(12) 
To demonstrate the Army and 
municipal methods of water 
and sewage handling, and 
insect and rodent control 
practices as performed in the 
Zone of Interior. 
Recognition of 
Arthropods of 
Medical Importance 
ANNEX NO. 36 , . 
(5) 
To familiarize officers 
with the appearance of the 
common arthropods which 
carry diseases. 
Helminths and • 
Protozoa of Medical 
Importance 
ANNEX NO. 37 
(6) 
Study of the life cycles, 
methods of laboratory 
identification, and the 
recognition of the common 
helminths and protozoa. 
Examinations 
ANNEX NO. 38 
(6) 
To form a basis of the 
effectiveness of instruction, 
and to determine the students 
receptivity to the principles 
of Preventive Medicine. 
12 FART IX 
TACTICS AND TECHNIQUES 
135 Hours 
Subject ANf£T“ 
AMEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Organization 
AMEX NO. 39 
(v) 
Introduction to the Department 
of Tactics and Techniques - 
location, policies and 
functions; a comprehensive 
review of the organization of 
the Infantry and Armored 
Divisions; the history of 
the Medical Department; the 
organization of the Medical 
Department, to include the 
office of The Surgeon General 
and types of hospitals; 
organization and administration 
of the Organized Reserve Corps; 
organization and administration 
of the National Guard; a dis- 
cussion of Army correspondence 
courses• 
Command and Staff 
Procedures 
ANNEX NO. 40 
(15) 
Conference and applications 
on Field Orders, written and 
oral, as applied to the 
Medical Battalion, Infantry 
Division and the Regimental 
Medical Company; standing 
operating procedure for the 
Medical Battalion and the 
Regimental Medical Company; 
organization and functions of 
the staff. Infantry Division, 
to include the duties of the 
Division Surgeon; to teach 
how to make a medical estimate 
of the situation, medical 
plans; and including an over- 
all examination. 
Organization and 
Employment of 
Medical Field Units 
ANNEX NO. 41 
(40) 
The policy and principles of 
evacuation to include the 
echelons of medical service; 
the organization of the Medical 
Company, Infantry Regiment; the 
employment of the Medical 
Company, Infantry Regiment; 
organization and operation 
13 PART 17 (Ccrt’d) 
SUBJECT AMD 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
of a Battalion Aid Station; 
organization and operation of 
a Collecting Station; organiza- 
tion and employment of Medical 
Service with Field and Anti- 
aircraft Artillery; organiza- 
tion and employment of Medical 
Service with Combat Engineers 
and Division Headquarters 
Company; Medical Service of 
the Infantry Battalion in 
attack; organization of the 
Medical Battalion, Infantry 
Division; employment of Head- 
quarters and Headquarters 
Company, Medical Battalion; 
the organization and duties 
of the staff, Medical 
Battalion, and the organization 
and duties of the Division 
Surgeonfs section; employment 
. of the Ambulance Company and 
Clearing Company, with dis- 
cussion of such service os they 
render; Dental Service; Mobile 
Army Surgical Hospital; Medical 
Detachments, Armored Division; 
and necessary demonstrations 
and examinations. 
The Medical 
Service in 
Specific Operations 
ANNEX NO. 42 
(39) 
To discuss the medical service 
in the following type units: 
Infantry Regiment in attack, 
Infantry Regiment in defense, 
Infantry Division in attack. 
Infantry Division in defense. 
Armored Division in attack, 
amphibious operations, 
airborne operations, and 
examinations. 
Medical Service 
in the Infantry 
Division and the * 
Armored Division 
ANNEX NO. 43 
(34) 
Field exercise at Camp Bullis 
to continue over, one week - 
students to participate in 
various day and night 
exercises on a division level, 
14 PART IX (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
to cover tactical walks, 
camouflage, mountain opera- 
tions and amphibious opera- 
tions; one day to be devoted 
to Armored Medical Units, 
PART X 
TRAINING 
128 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Leadership and 
Courtesies 
ANNEX NO. 44 
(4) 
Instruction to stress the 
necessary qualifications and 
characteristics of a good 
leader. The correct military 
courtesies rendered by 
military personnel indoors and 
outdoors. Instructions os to 
proper wearing of authorized 
uniforms and insignia. 
Training Management 
ANNEX NO. 45 
(7) 
Instruction to emphasize the 
importance of utilizing 
T/0 & ETs, and the proper 
planning of training schedules, 
to include instruction covering 
the estimate of the situation, 
master and weekly schedules, 
and proper training super- 
vision. 
Physical Training 
ANNEX NO. 46 
* 
(80) 
Course designed to orient 
and teach the overall Physical 
Training and Athletic Program 
of the Army to meet the 
needs and capabilities of 
the individual and provisions 
made for a gradual increase 
in the intensity of training 
as the physical condition 
of the man improves. 
15 PART X (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT 'A® 
ANNEX NUMBER 
- 
HOURS' 
.SCOPE 
Information and 
Education 
ANNEX NO. 47 
(16) 
Orientation covering the 
history and development of 
China, Russia, United States, 
Germany, Britain, and Japan. 
Instruction covering the 
mission, need and organization 
of the I & E Program, Troop 
Information Program, I & E 
Centers and Media, and the 
Army Educational Program. 
Problems of the World Today, 
Fascism, Communism and 
Democracy ore discussed. 
Chemical Warfare 
Training 
ANNEX NO. 48 
(5) 
Instruction in the classes 
of war gases and the 
physiological effects of each 
class; the proper methods 
of fitting and adjusting the 
gas mask; the use of the gas 
chamber, protective clothing 
and equipment; decontamination 
procedures and the treatment 
of casualties from chemical 
agents. 
Demonstrations 
and, Applications 
ANNEX NO. 49 
(16) 
Demonstrations*- on the proper 
methods of conducting unit 
inspections, interior guard 
duty, assembly and adjust- 
ment of the Medical Deport- 
ment soldier’s field equipment, 
pitching and striking of heavy 
tents, and the inspection of 
barracks t 
PART XI 
VETERINARY SERVICE 
18 Hours 
SUBJECT AMD 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Meat and Dairy 
Hygiene 
ANNEX NO. 50 
(18) 
Procurement and inspection of 
food products of animal origin; 
responsibilities of the Medical 
16 PART XI (Cont'd) 
STO7ECTK® 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS. SCOPE 
Department in relation thereto; 
types, classes and grades of 
animal food products, grading 
factors, sanitary,requirements, 
and inspection procedures. 
• 
Causes, detection, evaluation, 
and prevention of food 
spoilage. 
PART XII 
ADMINISTRATION, SUBSTITUTE SUBJECTS 
(For Pharmacy Corps Officers in Lieu 
of Professional Medical Subjects) 
71 Hours 
SUBjfeCT ANt) 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Army Administration 
(20) 
To instruct the students in 
(General) 
procedures of Army Administra- 
ANNEX NO. 51 
tion, to include the use and 
care of Army Regulations and 
other publications; the 
preparation of military 
letters and indorsements, 
orders and bulletins; the care 
of records (filing and dis- 
position); the organization 
of a personnel office) pay 
and allowances of officers 
and enlisted personnel; and 
the maintenance and use of 
service records. 
Medical Supply 
(10) 
During these hours a more 
Records and, 
extensive course will be 
Procedures 
given on requisition of 
ANNEX NO. 52 
property, stock record 
account and stock control 
records maintained on 
organizational property, 
quarterly droppage allowance, 
purchases, and Statement of 
Charges. The last few hours 
will be utilized for the 
students to observe supply 
records of units in operation. FART XII (Cont’d) 
Subject and 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Mess Administration 
ANNEX NO. 53 
(4) 
The organization and function 
of the Dietetic Division of 
a hospital; selection and 
assignment of civilian 
employees, training duty hours, 
suggested work schedules, 
menus and food procurement; 
food storage; stock control, 
receipt, inventory, issue of 
supplies. 
Accounting Procedures 
for Hospital Funds 
ANNEX NO. 54 
(15) 
System of accounts and 
procedures prescribed for 
hospital funds at all hospi- 
tals within the continental' 
limits of the United States 
in order to furnish hospitals 
with simple but adequate set 
of records in which to record 
the transaction of the 
hospital fund and from such 
records develop the required 
financial statements and 
reports; an accounting system 
based on double entry 
bookkeeping system. 
Military Law 
ANNEX NO. 55 
(5) 
Military offenses and the 
punitive Articles of War; 
preparation of the charge 
sheet; duties of the 
Investigating Officer, Trial 
Judge Advocate, and Defense 
Counsel prior to trial; rules 
of evidence; authorized 
findings, sentences and 
punishments. 
Personnel Management 
ANNEX NO. 56 
(10) 
Applied principles of personnel 
management; classification and 
assignment of personnel; 
controlling absence; pro- 
viding incentives; proper 
training; maximum utilization 
of manpower. 
18 PAJT XIX (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Administrative CPX 
ANNEX NO, 57 
i 
A practical exercise in which 
the students will he assigned 
various administrative 
positions found in a hospital, 
and required to make the 
decisions and take the action 
required by a series of 
illustrative problems. 
PART XIII 
DENTAL SERVICE, SUBSTITUTE SUBJECTS 
(For Dental Corps Officers in Lieu 
of Professional Medical Subjects) 
72 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Dental Administration 
ANNEX NO. 58 
(23) 
Explanation and discussion of 
the mission of the Dental 
Corps, Discussion of the 
function of the Dental Corps 
in relation to the Medical 
Department, Familiarization 
of the Dental Corps officer 
with certain Army Regulations 
pertinent to the dental 
service. Explanation of the 
essential reports and records 
utilized in the dental service, 
their importance, preparation 
and disposition including 
several applicatory exercises 
concerning reports and records. 
An explanation of the Army 
dental classification system 
and its use. A discussion of 
the dental requirements for 
entrance into the various 
branches of the Army. The 
importance and means of con- 
ducting oral surveys to 
determine the status of the 
dental health of a command 
including a practical demonstra- 
tion in the conduct of oral 
19 PART XIII (Cont'd) 
srjBjEcnro 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
surveys. Discussion of 
dental supplies and equip- 
ment; procurement, responsi- 
bility for and safeguarding 
thereof. An analysis of 
Tables of Organization and 
Equipment and Equipment Lists 
pertaining to the dental 
service. An examination on 
the above subjects. Lectures 
dealing with personnel records 
pertinent to those which most 
officers find to their 
advantage to keep themselves 
followed by an examination 
on that subject. 
Dental Service 
in Oversea Theaters 
ANNEX NO. 59 
(5) 
A series of four lectures 
followed by a conference of 
open discussion nature dealing 
with the dental service in a 
type theater of operations 
designed to familiarize the 
student with the dental 
administrative network 
through which the technical 
supervision of the dental 
service is exercised and 
the duties of dental officers 
connected therewith. The 
above includes: discussion 
of the organic arrangement 
of a type communications zone, 
the various types of 
organizations found therein 
and their employment, and a 
discussion of the type units 
employed in the combat zone, 
the facilities available 
therein, and the duties of 
dental officers serving in 
such units. 
Treatment of 
Jaw Fractures 
ANNEX NO. 60 
(2) 
Conferences dealing 
primarily with treatment of 
jaw fractures and facial 
wounds in the battalion and 
20 PART XIII (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND ' 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
regimental aid stations, and 
in these two periods the 
definitive nature of such 
treatment is not gone into. 
Principle points to be made 
are the first aid and 
emergency treatment of such 
injuries in the field. 
Training and 
(42) 
Orientation of field medical 
Tactical Duties 
units and duties of Dental 
ANNEX NO. 61 
Corps officers serving 
therein, types of dental 
service provided and the 
equipment available. 
Demonstration of the various 
items of dental field equip- 
ment; trucks, chests and kits; 
their allocation, uses, 
transportation requirements 
and disposition in the field. 
Demonstration of packing the 
Chest MD No. 60 and a 
participating applicatory 
exercise in the actual use 
of the equipment. Demonstra- 
tion of the operation of a 
Central Dental Laboratory 
by actual observation 
therein. Demonstration in 
the conduct of an oral survey 
of a group. A discussion 
of the dental service pro- 
vided by installations in the 
Zone of the Interior, The 
selection and training of the 
enlisted dental assistant. 
Methods of Instructing in 
oral hygiene for the group. 
An examination on the above 
subjects, and a presentation 
and discussion ,of an approved 
solution thereto. PART XIV 
VETERINARY SERVICE, SUBSTITUTE SUBJECTS 
•(For Veterinary Corps Officers in Lieu 
of Professional Medical Subjects) 
10$ Hours 
SU BTEOrrRD 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Veterinary Administration 
ANNEX NO. 62 
(34) 
A discussion of the history, 
organization, functions and 
responsibilities of the 
veterinary service. Instruc- 
tion in the preparation and 
transmission of veterinary 
records, reports, and returns. 
Instruction in the administra- 
tion of veterinary dis- 
pensaries and hospitals and 
their operation. 
Organization and 
Tactical Employment 
of Veterinary Units 
ANNEX NO. 63 
(10) 
Instruction in the 
organization and equipment 
of mobile veterinary units. 
The selection of various types 
of mobile veterinary units 
to meet the requirements of 
specific operations. 
Instruction in the echelons 
of veterinary service and 
evacuation of animal 
casualties• 
Veterinary Field 
Service with Animal 
Units. 
ANNEX.NO. 64 
\ 
\ 
t 
(36) 
Instruction in animal 
management especially as it 
pertains to preparing and 
conditioning animals for field 
duties, animal capabilities 
and types of animal rations. 
Instruction in the inspection 
and grading of forage, normal 
and pathological hors - 
shoeing. Demonstration and 
student participation in 
packing. Discussion of 
animal transportation by 
land, water and air. 
Animal Disease 
Prevention and 
Control 
ANNEX NO. 65 
(17) 
Instruction in the 
principles of animal 
sanitation and methods of 
disease control. Demonstra- 
tion and student participation 
22 PART XIV (Cont'd) 
Subject and 
ANNEX HUMBER 
HOURS 
- SCOPE 
' A 
in the application of 
diagnostic tests. Dis- 
v ♦ 
cussion of the nature, cause, 
diagnosis, prevention and 
control of the more important 
diseases common to military 
animals. Discussion of 
disease problems relative to 
domestic animals in 
occupied countries. 
Veterinary Activities 
in Theaters of 
(8) 
Discussion of veterinary 
activities in the various 
Operation 
Theaters of Operation in 
ANNEX NO. 66 
World War II with instruction 
in the organization and 
operation of a typical 
theater veterinary service. 
The presentation is enhanced 
by Signal Corps still end 
motion pictures showing the 
veterinary service in 
operation with combat 
conditions. Discussion of 
the veterinarian’s duties 
V 
with military government 
as reported by Veterinary 
Corps officers. AMEX NO. 1 
ARMY ADMINISTRATION (GENERAL) 
(4 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Daily Sick 
Report 
1 
A general dis- C 
cussion of the 
purpose and 
preparation of 
the Daily Sick 
Report, WD AGO 
Form No, 5, 
Responsibilities 
of unit comman- 
der and medical 
officer. Per- 
missible entries, 
making correc- 
tions, persons 
responsible for 
signing and 
initiating the 
Daily Sick 
Report, 
AR 345-415 
\ 
Line of Duty 
1 
A general dis- C 
cussion of the 
meaning of Line 
of Duty, per- 
missible entries 
to indicate Line 
of Duty, the 
factors influ- 
encing the 
selection of 
each entry and 
the effect each 
entry will have 
on the indl- 
vidua 1, 
ARs 40- 
1025, 
345-415, 
35-1440; 
Digest of 
Opinions, 
Judge 
Advocate 
General 
Administrative 
Procedures in 
Case of Death 
1 
To instruct the C 
students in the 
various adminis- 
trative procedure 
required in case 
of death; respon- 
sibility for 
submitting the 
various reports 
and records, and 
AR 600-550 
TM 12-240 
24 ANNEX NO. 1 (Cont'd) 
site Jem m '' 
FILE NUMBER 
.HOURS . 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
- 
the purpose of 
these reports. 
Recruiting 
Alms and 
Objectives 
1 
The postwar 
program and 
manpower 
requirements 
of the Regular 
Army, Organized 
Reserve Corps, 
National Guard, 
and Universal 
Military Train- 
ing; the 
recruiting pro- 
gram and the 
officer’s role 
in publicizing 
and emphasizing 
the benefits and 
advantages of 
a Regular Army 
career for 
enlisted men in 
the Medical 
Department . 
C 
Army Talk 
Nos. 145, 
154, 155, 
158; WD 
Cirs Nos. 
119, 1946; 
31, 1947, 
as amended 
25 ANNEX NO. 2 
MEDICAL SUPPLY RECORDS AND PROCEDURES 
(5 Hours) 
subject Ind ' 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 1 
to Medical 
Supply 
Given o general 
outline of medical 
supply procurement 
and agencies begin- 
ning at the Post, 
Camp and Station 
level and continu- 
ing through the 
Director of 
Services Supply 
and Procurement 
in the General 
Staff Corps, also 
covering Post 
Supply officers. 
Director of 
Supplies at Post, 
Camp and Station 
Depot Agencies, 
Procurement Agencies* 
Technical Services, 
and Chiefs of 
Technics 1 
Services * 
C 
AR 35-6520; 
TMs 38-220, 
38-403, 
38-205; 
WD Cirs 
133, 138, 
333, 1946, 
as amended 
Medical Supply 1 
Catalog 
Acqua int 
students with 
cla s s if ic ration 
of medical 
supplies and 
use of the 
Me dic a 1 Supply 
Catalogo 
C 
Medical 
Supply 
Catalog 
(comp.); 
ARs 
35-6520, 
35-6620 
Property 1 
Records and 
Respons ibilities 
A thorough 
indoctrination 
of officers in 
responsibilities 
of maintenance 
of property 
records used in 
dispensaries , 
sections of 
hospitals, and 
hospital supply. 
c 
ARs 35- 
6520, 
35-6620, 
35-6640; 
TMs 38-403, 
8-262, 
Chap X; 
38-220, 
38-205; 
Medical 
Supply 
Catalog 
26 ANNEX *N0. 2 (Cont *d) 
STO'raCT" AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
STfQFPTW 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE' OF ' 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Disposition of 
1 
and responsi- 
bilities which 
are attached 
to all personnel 
as to proper 
use and safe- 
keeping of 
Government 
property. 
Cover the four 
C 
ARs 
Government 
Property 
means of dis- 
pos ing • of 
Government 
property on 
property records 
namely (1) 
Certificate of 
Fair Wear and 
Tear, (2) 
Quarterly 
Croppage 
Certificate, 
(3) Statement 
of Charges, and 
(4) Report of 
Survey. Give 
thoroughly the 
routing and 
method of pre- 
paration for 
the Certificate 
of F.W.&T, 
Quarterly 
Croppage and 
Statement of 
Charges, Men- 
tion very 
briefly the 
Report of 
Survey. 
y 
35-6520, 
35-6640; 
TMS 38-403, 
38-220, 
14-904; 
WD Cir 
333, Sec 
IV, 1946 
27 ANNEX NO. 2 (Cont'd) 
FobjeUTTnD 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
scope Of tYpe of 
'INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Report of 
1 
Acquaint officers PE, C 
AR 35-6640; 
Survey 
with procedures 
of processing 
and methods of 
preparing sur- 
veys, and the 
need for 
immediate 
adjustment of 
any loss,- damage 
or destruction 
to Government 
property. 
TM 14-904 ANNEX NO. 3 
RECORDS OP'' MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY 
(11 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
Scope of type op ' 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
references 
Hospita1 
Administration 
1 
To outline for 
the students 
the various types 
of Army hospitals 
as to their 
location, iden- 
tification, 
function, size 
and control, and 
to discuss the 
usual organiza- 
tion of an Army 
hospital. 
C 
AR 40-590; 
FMs 8-5, 
101-10; 
TMs 8-260, 
8-262; 
WD Cirs 
12, 187, 
1946; 
SCO Cir, 
No 30, 1946 
Standard Terms 
of Diagnosis 
1 
To instruct the 
students in the 
necessity for 
the use of 
standard termino- 
logy in the 
recording of 
diagnosis, 
general rules 
to follow and 
special require- 
ments for dis- 
ease and 
injuries. 
C 
AR 40-1025; 
TB Med 203 
Medical 
Rec ords , 
Dispensary, 
ZI 
1 
To instruct the 
students in the 
functions of 
dispensaries, 
the various 
types operated 
by the Army, The 
types of patients 
received by 
dispensaries and 
the records main- 
tained on each 
of these 
patients. 
c 
ARs 40-550, 
40-1025; 
WD Cir 
387, Sec 
II, 1945 
29 ANNEX NO. 5 (Cont»d) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
Scope of type of 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Medical 
Records, 
1 
To instruct the 
students in the 
C 
AR 40-1025, 
Sec XII; 
Hospitals, 
ZI 
procedures for 
hospital admis- 
sions, records 
maintained by 
the admitting 
and disposition 
branch, the ward 
officers and 
the registrar* 
TM 8-262, 
Chaps II, 
IV 
Medical 
Records, 
The Medical 
Report Card 
1 
To instruct the 
student in the 
purpose, prepara- 
tion, and dis- 
position of the 
Medical Report 
Card and 
similar medical 
records* The 
various sections 
of the form 
and the types of 
entries required 
for each section. 
C 
AR 40-1025 
Medical Field 
Records, Field 
Installations, 
Theater of 
Operations 
1 
To instruct the 
students in the 
purpose, prepara- 
tion, and dis- 
position of Medical 
Records maintained 
by divisional 
medical instal- 
lations, fixed and 
mobile dispensaries 
in a Theater of 
Operations', and 
dispensaries 
aboard a troop 
transport * 
C 
.AR 40-1025 
Medical 
Records, 
Hospitals, 
Theater of 
Operations 
1 
To outline for 
the students 
the various medical 
records main- 
tained by fixed 
and mobile hospitals 
C 
AR 40-1025 
30 ANNEX NO. 3 (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
Scope 6f Itpe of 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
in a Theater 
of Operations, 
by hospital 
ships and by 
debarkation 
hospitals. 
Report of 
Sick and 
Wounded 
1 
To instruct the 
student in the 
composition, 
routing, and 
disposition of 
the Report of 
Sick and 
Wounded, to 
include the 
preparation of 
the Report 
Sheet, WD AGO 
Form No. 8-23. 
C 
AR 40-1025, 
pars 95- 
119 
Records and 
Report of 
Venereal 
Diseases 
1 
To instruct 
students in the 
a dm in i s t ra t i on 
procedures re- 
quired for 
coses of 
venereal disease. 
Show that routine 
dispensary and 
hospital records 
are required 
and outline the 
types, purpose 
and disposition 
of special records. 
C 
ARs 
40-210, 
40-1025; 
TB Meds 
3, 196, 
198 
Statistical 
Health 
Report 
1 
To instruct 
students in the 
purpose and 
preparation of 
the Statistical 
Health Report, 
the various 
sections of 
the report and 
disposition. 
Instruction to 
c 
ARs 
40-1025, 
40-1080; 
TB Med 92 
31 ANNEX NO. 5 (Cont'd) 
Subject and “ 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
include 
information 
regarding tele- 
graphic reports. 
Examination, 1 
A written 
E 
All 
Records of 
examination 
previous 
Morbidity 
and Mortality 
covering all 
previous hours 
given in 
Records of 
Morbidity and 
Mortality• 
references ANNEX NO. 4 
MILITARY LAW 
(7 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF tYt>E OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Medical Aspects 
of Military 
Law 
1 
Review of military C 
jurisdiction in 
general; com- 
mercial enterprises 
by Army personnel 
and private practice 
by Medical Depart- 
ment officers; 
compliance with 
civil laws 
regarding medical 
activities; 
release of medical 
information; 
testimony by 
Medical Depart- 
ment officers 
before civil 
courts; courts- 
martial and boards 
of officers; 
refusal to accept 
medical, surgical 
or dental treat- 
ment • 
MCM, Chap 
XXV; ARs 
40-505, 
40-510, 
40-590, 
40-2005, 
410-5, 
420-5, 
600-10 
Boards of 
Officers: 
Lino of Duty 
and Death 
1 
. Review of C> PE 
boards of officers 
in general; inves- 
tigation and 
report in cases 
of line of duty 
and death; practical 
exercise in pre- 
paring WD AGO 
Form 51, Report 
of Investigation. 
ARs 
40-1025, 
345-415, 
420-5, 
600-550 
Disposition 
Board; Physical 
2 
Purpose, com- C, PE 
position, function 
ARs 
40-590, 
Reclassification . 
of Officers, Army 
Retiring Board 
and administrative 
procedure of Dis- 
position Board and 
Army Retiring Boards; 
605-250; 
WD Cir 
No 303, 
1946 
33 AMEX NO. 4 (Cont’d) 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SC'OPITOF TYTTTTjF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Discharge 
1 
administrative 
procedure for 
reclassification 
• and retirement 
of officers; 
practical exer- 
cise in preparing 
WD AGO Form 8-118, 
Disposition Board 
Proceedings. 
Purpose, com- C, PE 
ARs 
for Disability 
• 
* 
position, function 
600-500, 
Disposition of 
and administra- 
600-505, 
the Insane 
tive procedures 
615-361; 
Discharge for 
1 
of ODD and Insanity 
Boards; practical 
exercise in pre- 
paring WD AGO 
Form 40, Certificate 
of Disability for 
Discharge• 
Purpose, com- C, PE 
TM 12-235, 
Chaps 2,3 
ARs 
Undesirable 
position, function 
615-368, 
Habits, Traits 
and administra- 
615-369; 
of Character, 
tive procedure 
WD Clrs 
Inaptness, 
of Board of 
81, 233, 
Lack of 
Officers convened 
385, 1945; 
Adaptability, 
to consider cases 
85, 241, 
or Enuresis 
of enlisted men 
1946 
Military 
1 
with undesirable 
habits, traits 
of character. 
Inaptness, lack 
of adaptability, 
or enuresis; 
practical exor- 
cise in preparing 
WD AGO Form 37, 
Report of Pro- 
ceedings , 
Examination and E, C 
All 
Law 
discussion cover- 
previous 
ing the material 
presented under 
Military Law, 
references 
in Military 
Law 
34 ANNEX NO. 5 
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 
(1 Hour) 
SUBJECT AND 
SCOPE OF 
TYPE OF 
FILE NUMBER ■ 
HOURS 
INSTRUCTION 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Personnel 
1 
To instruct 
C 
TM 12-406, 
Management 
the student 
Appendix 
in the methods 
of classifica- 
tion of Medical 
Department per- 
sonnel with 
emphasis on 
Medical Corps 
officers; to 
orientate the 
II; Current 
Medical 
Depart- 
ment 
Directives 
student in the 
program for 
specialized 
training of 
Medical Depart- 
ment personnel. 
35 ANNEX NO. 6 
MORALE AND CHARACTER BUILDING 
(1. Hour) 
StMjEW And 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOT E W 
INSTRUCTION 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Morale and 
Character 
Building 
i 
1 
To acqua int 
students with 
the importance 
of the venereal 
disease program 
stressing the 
building of the 
morale of the 
individual 
soldier by 
emphasizing 
self-discipline 
in conformity 
with the 
teachings of 
home and church, 
and by inculcating 
a pride in self 
and. in the unit 
to which he 
belongs # 
L 
SCO Cir 
NO. 19, 
1947; 
Scheduled 
Outlines of 
Lectures ' 
from 
Office of 
Chief of 
Chaplains, 
Washington, 
D.C. 
36 ANNEX NO. 7 
DENTAL SERVICE IN THE ARMY 
(2 Hours) 
Subject and 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
• ■ SCOPE 6F ■ TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Dental Service 
2 
Lecture designed L 
ARs 40-5, 
in the Army 
to familiarize 
the entire class 
pars 1, 2, 
5; 40-15, 
of Medical 
Department 
officers with the 
organization, 
function and 
mission of the 
Dental Corps, 
and the role of 
the dental 
service within 
the Medical 
Department* 
40-510; 
FM 8-5, 
Chaps 2,4, 
9, 11, 12, 
13, 17 
37 ANNEX NO. 8 
AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE 
(12 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OFtype of 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUGTION 
REFERENCES 
Motor Vehicles 
of the Medical 
Department 
1 
Classification 
and nomenclature 
of the various 
types of 
vehicles employed 
by organizations 
of the Medical 
Department. 
C, D 
TMs 9-2800, 
Secs VIII, 
XI, XVIII; 
10-510, 
Sec V 
The Motor 
Vehicle 
5 
Theory of 
operation of 
the internal 
combustion engine, 
the electrical 
system, fuel 
and exhaust system 
and power trains. 
C, TF 
TPs 9-1371, 
9-2076, 
9-1264, 
9-2065, 
9-2078, 
9-2079, 
9-2084, 
9-2077 
Common Causes 
of Vehicle 
Failures 
1 
A discussion 
of common 
failures of 
motor vehicles, 
their causes 
and prevention 
with particular 
emphasis on pre- 
ventive maintenance 
C 
• 
PM 25-10, 
Chap 1, 
par 6; 
TM 10-570, 
Secs II, 
III 
Vehicle 
Records and 
Reports 
2 
A review and 
applicatory 
exercise on the 
most commonly 
used vehicle 
records and 
reports. 
C, PE 
ARs 25-20, 
par 4a; 
850-15, 
Sec VI; 
FM 25-10, 
pars 229, 
230; 
TM 37-2810, 
par 4 
Supply of 
Spare Parts 
and Tools 
2 
A review and 
applicatory 
exercise on the 
procedures used 
in obtaining 
replacement and 
spare parts. 
C, PE 
AR 850-15, 
Sec V; 
TMs 10- 
510, 37- 
2810, par 
4d 
38 ANNEX NO. 8 (Cont'd) 
Subject and 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
5TOFE (3f 
INSTRUCTION 
TOOF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Organizations 1 
Motor Parks 
2 
A tour of an 
organization 
motor park and 
maintenance 
facilities, 
D 
PM 25-10, 
Chap 7, 
Sec II 
Examination 
1 
An examination 
covering previous 
instruction in 
motor main- 
tenance* 
E 
All 
previous 
references 
in 
Automotive 
Ma intenance ANNEX NO. 9 
TRANSPORTATION OP THE SICK AND WOUNDED 
(9 Hours) 
STOJEW'AOT.) 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
STOTTaTOP TTFTW 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
History of 1 
the Transportation 
of the. Sick and 
Wounded 
< 
A brief back- 
ground of 
transportation 
of the sick and 
wounded to 
include methods 
and means in 
modern warfare. 
C 
Special 
References 
Methods of 2 
Transportation 
of Sick and 
Wounded 
The common 
methods end 
means of trans- 
porting patients 
by motor, rail, 
sec and air. 
Demonstration 
showing common 
methods of trans- 
porting casualties, 
Including methods 
of converting 
military vehicles 
Into patient 
carriers, 
C, D 
FMs 8-5, 
8-10, 
8-35, Chaps 
5-8, incl. 
Manual 1 
Transportation 
of the Sick 
and Wounded 
The methods of 
transporting 
patients using 
one (1) man and 
two (2) carries. 
D, PE 
FM 8-35, 
Chap 1 
Litter Trans- 
portation of 
the Sick and 
Wounded 
Demonstration 
of the types of 
litters employed 
by the Medical 
Department and 
their use. 
Litter drill end 
ambulance loading 
by demonstration 
and application 
methods. 
D, PE 
FM 8-35, 
Chap 2, 
Secs I, II, 
III, IV, 
V, and 
Chap 4 
40 ANNEX NO. 9 (Cont'd) 
Subject and 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—p 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Field 
2 
Demonstration 
D, PE 
PM 8-35, 
Expedients 
* 
and application 
in the use of 
field expedients 
and improvised 
devices in the 
transportation 
of sick and 
wounded* 
Chap 2, 
Sec VI, 
Chaps 5, 
8 
Examination 
i 
1 
An examination 
covering the 
previous 
instruction in 
the transporta- 
tion of the sick 
and wounded*. 
E 
All 
previous 
references 
in Trans- 
portation 
of the Sick 
and 
Wounded ANNEX NO# 10 
TROOP MOVEMENT 
(11 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Movement by 
Hail 
1 
Actions of the C 
unit commander 
upon receiving 
movement orders 
to include the 
duties of a 
unit commander 
and his staff 
prior to, during 
and after the 
movement 4 
ARs 55-125, 
55-130, 
pars 1-8, 
incl; 
55-135, 
pars 1, 2; 
55-145, 
pars 1-7, 
11-17, incl; 
PM 25-10, 
Chap 8, 
Sec I; 
WD 
Pamphlet 
20-7; 
POM; FOR 
Movement by 
Motor 
2 
Details of C 
organizing the 
unit for the 
march, the 
preparation for, 
conduct of, 
technique of, 
and duties of 
the unit com- 
mander and his 
staff prior to, 
diiring, and 
after a motor 
march, with the 
duties of the 
staff stressed; 
traffic cir- 
culation and 
control• 
PMs 100-5, 
pars 336- 
403, incl; 
25-10, 
Chaps 3, 
4, 7; 
100-10, 
Chap 9; 
101-10, 
Chap 2; 
AR 850-15 
Loading of 
Personnel and 
Equipment 
2 
Principles of C, D 
loading cand 
unloading per- 
sonnel and equip- 
ment for a move- 
ment by rail, and 
PMs 101-10 
Chap 2, 
Secs II, 
III; 
25-10, 
Chap 8; 
42 ANNEX NO. 10 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION ' INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
principles of 
loading and 
unloading of 
personnel and 
equipment for 
a movement by 
motor; data 
concerning the 
capacities of 
vehicles and 
railcars. 
Preparation 
and use of 
loading tables. 
AR 55-155, 
Sec III 
March 
Orders 
1 
Preparation, C 
composition, 
terminology, 
and scope of 
march orders; 
preparation of 
annexes; prepara- 
tion and use of 
march graphs 
and march 
tables, 
PMs 101-10, 
Chap 2, 
Sec II; 
25-10, 
Chop 3, 
Sec IV; 
101-05, 
pars 65- 
67, incl., 
96, 97, 
107, 114 
Motor 
Marches 
3 
Students will PE 
organize a 
staff, issue 
necessary orders 
and conduct a 
motor march* 
All 
previous 
references 
FOR 
1 
Principles of C 
movement of 
individuals to 
overseas replace- 
ment depots and 
ports, 
WD 
Pamphlet 
29-2; 
TE 21; 
WD Cir 
357, 
1946 
Examination 
1 
An examination E 
covering all 
previous, 
instruction. 
All 
previous 
references 
in Troop 
Movement 
43 ANNEX NO. 11 
GENERAL SUPPLY IN A THEATER OF OPERATIONS 
(16 Hours) 
Subject and 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
• scope optt 
INSTRUCTION IN 
PE OP 
STRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 
and Territorial 
Subdivision of 
a Theater of 
Operations 
1 
General discussion 
of the territorial 
subdivisions of 
a Theater of 
Operations or an 
occupied area and 
the reasons for 
this division* 
C 
PM 100-10, 
pars 1-8, 
38-41, 
50-55 
General Supply 
in the 
Communications 
Zone 
2 
Presentation of 
supply procedures 
and.supply 
installations 
within, the 
Communications 
Zone of a Theater 
of Operations or 
occupied area* 
C, PE 
PM 100-10, 
pars 58-69, 
85-92, 
97-98; 
Field 
Service 
Manual- 
Administra- 
t ive, 
C&GS Col- 
lege , Sep 
1946, pars 
802, 832, 
833 
General Supply 
in the Combat 
Zone 
2 
Presentation of 
supply procedures 
and supply instal- 
lations in the 
combat zone of a 
Theater of 
Operations * 
C, PE 
PM 100-10, 
pars 99- 
103, 125, 
145-161; 
Field 
Service 
Manual- 
Administra- 
tive, C&GS 
College, 
Sep 1946, 
pars 210, 
806, 834 
Classification 
of Supplies 
and Field 
Rations 
2 
Introduction 
to the five classes 
of supply and the 
methods of procure- 
ment and distribu- 
tion of .these 
supplies at Army 
level. 
C, D 
PM 100-10, 
pars 162-, 
180; Field 
Service 
Manual- 
Administna- 
tive, C&GS 
College, 
Sep 1946, ANNEX NO. 11 (Cont'd) 
subject 
pjT'r.i frr*j7>TV 
f'TJRS 
SCOPE OP 
■■ • INSTRUCTION • • ' 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
' 
- • 
pars 
810-818, 
836-846 
Examination 
1 
Examination, 
questions to 
cover the scope 
of the first 
seven hours of 
General Supply 
in a Theater 
of Operations. 
E 
All 
references 
referred 
to in 
first 
seven 
hours of 
General 
Supply 
in a 
Theater 
of 
Operations 
General■ 
Supply in an 
Infantry 
Division 
1 
Methods of 
procurement and 
distribution of 
supplies in an 
Infantry Division 
with emphasis 
placed upon 
the Medical 
Battalion of the 
Divis ion• 
C 
EM 100-10, 
pars SOl- 
219; 
Field 
Service 
Manual- 
Administra- 
tive, C&GS 
College, 
Sep 1946, 
par 808 
Genera 1 
Supply in 
an Infantry 
Regiment 
2 
Methods of 
procurement and 
distribution 
of supplies in 
an Infantry 
Regiment with 
emphasis placed 
upon the medical 
units of the 
regiment• 
C 
FM 7-30, 
pars 3-20 
Supply of 
a Battalion 
Medical 
Section 
2 
To illustrate 
the supply pro- 
cedures used by 
a Battalion 
Surgeon in the 
requisition and 
distribution of 
supplies for the 
Battalion Medical 
Service * 
PE 
FMs 8-5, 
par 21* 
7-30, 
pars 14, 
61, 62 
45 ANNEX NO. 11 (Cont»d) 
SUBJECT AND 
SCOPE OP TYPE OP 
FI IP ’~r'vrT - ‘ 
ttDTTR3 
IWSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Admi" ■ * Mi v■' 1; I. 
v o 2 
To show how C, PE 
,PMs 7-50, 
Orders and 
Administrative 
pars 47. 
Their Use 
Orders are 
developed from 
approved 
a dm in1st rat iv e 
plans, emphasiz- 
ing the technique 
of preparation 
and methods of 
disseminating 
various types 
of orders con- 
cerning administra- 
tive matters* 
48; 
101-5, 
pars 68- 
71 
Exam ina t i on 
1 
Ex a mine t ion E 
questions to 
All 
references 
cover the sc*6pe 
of the last 
seven hours 
of General 
Supply in a 
Theater of 
Operations• 
referred 
to in 
the last 
seven 
hours of 
General 
Supply 
in a 
Theater 
of 
Operations 
46 ANNEX NO. 12 
MEDICAL SUPPLY 
(18 Hours) 
aim 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 1 
General dis- , L 
PMs 8-5,- 
to Medical 
cussion of medical 
8-10, 
Supply -in tlx 
supply procedures 
8-55, 
Thc'at. or* of 
in the Theater of 
7-30, 
•Opera t J on3 
Operations and 
100-10; 
occupation areas. 
TMs 38- 
Review of some 
205, 
important phases 
of medical supply 
in the Zone of 
Interior which 
bear on theater 
38-403 
supply. 
Property 2 
Discussion of C, PE 
TM 38-205, 
Accountability 
property account- 
Part 3 
end Responsi ‘; i lity 
ability and 
in the Theater 
responsibility in 
of Operations 
the Theater of 
Operations, as 
pertains to medical 
supply, and methods 
by which these 
accounts are main- 
tained, The 
second hour to be 
a practical exercise 
on the stock record 
rind control pro- 
cedures in the 
depot, 
Medical 2 
Organization and C 
PM 8-5, 
Supply 
function of a 
pars 159- 
Units 
Medical Base 
165, 178- 
Depot Company, 
180, 277- 
Medical Service 
285} 
Organization 
T/0 & Es 
(T/0 & E 8-500), 
8-187, 
- 
and a Medical 
8-500, 
Depot Company, 
8-667, with 
Combat Zone, 
Ghanges 
47 ANNEX JJO* ,12 (Cont »d) 
subject And 
pile wTMnpn 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Medic.'-1 S cpply 
1 
Instruction in 
‘ C 
FM 8-5, 
In the 
the medical 
paps ,179a, 
0ommu n i c at i on s 
•v • . • • • 
supply pro-" 
179b, 
Zone 
cedures of the 
Communications 
216, 224, 
232, 277- 
• • 
Zone to include 
methods of 
requisitioning, 
storage and 
issue. 
285; EM . 
8-10, pars 
1, 7a, 
147, 191; 
FM 8-55, 
pars 39, 
42, 43; 
FM 100-10, 
pars 1, 2- 
18, 19, 
28, 38-44, 
50-55, 
58-103; 
■* 
TM 38-205, 
Part 5 
Examination 
1 
Questions on 
all important 
points covered 
to date, includ- 
ing the questions 
asked at the end 
of each hour. 
E 
All 
previous 
references 
used in 
the first 
six hours 
of Medical 
Supply 
(Logistics) 
Medical 
Supply 
in the 
Combat Zone 
2 
.Medical supply 
procedures in 
the Combat Zone; 
channels; methods 
of requisitioning 
and issue, with 
emphasis on units 
of the Infantry 
Division. 
C 
PMs 8-5, 
8-10, 8-55, 
100-10, 
Chaps 4, 
5, 7, 
Secs II, 
III; 
TM 38-205, 
Fart 3 
Medical Field 
Equipment 
■ t 
2 
Instruction in 
nomenclature, 
physics 1 
characteristics, 
care and use of 
the various items 
of medical field 
C, D 
T/O&E 
7- OS, 
and changes; 
Med ical 
Supply 
Catalog; 
FMs 7-30, 
8- 
48 ANKEX NO. 12 (Cont'd) 
Subject and~ 
FII/ ' T'i” ■■ 
V OfT ;3 
SCOPE OF 'TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
equipment • 
Demonstration 
of the more 
• important items 
of organizational 
and individual 
equipment• 
Es t ima t i on 
of Require- 
ments 
2 
Method of C 
estimating 
medical supplies 
for an infantry 
battalion and an 
appliestory 
exercise in which 
the student 
actually makes 
such an estimate# 
, PE 
PMs 7-30, 
pars 14, 
62; 8-55, 
pars 53- 
75; 17-50, 
pars 16, 
24-26; 
TM 38-205, 
Part 3 
Army Medical 
Depot 
4 
Demonstration and 
graphic pre- 
sentation of the 
Medical Depot 
C ompany, Comba t 
Zone (T/O & E 
8-667) in opera- 
tion; to familiarize 
the student with 
the organization, 
personnel and 
function and to 
give them first- 
hand knowledge 
of its physical 
cha racteristlcs* 
D 
T/0 & E 
8-667; 
FM 8-5, 
pars 159- 
165 
Final 
Examination 
1 
Examination to 
cover the 
questions asked 
at the end of 
each hour and the 
scope 'of the 
entire course* 
E 
All 
previous 
references 
used in 
the last 
ten hours 
of Medical 
Supply 
(Logistics) 
49 ANNEX NO. 13 
•FIELD MEDICINE 
(34 Hours) 
FILE NTTABSK 
HOURS 
—sowar —tmif"—~ 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION. 
'REFERENCES 
Introduction 
(G-D 
1 
Introduction to G 
and outline of 
course of 
instruction as 
presented by 
Department of 
Medicine and 
Surgery# 
None 
Malaria * 
(G-2) 
1 
Military impor- C, TP 
tance of malaria 
is given# 
Clinical aspect, 
diagnosis and 
treatment is 
discussed # 
TP 8-1373 on 
the clinical 
aspects of 
malaria is 
shown# 
TB Meds 
65, 72, 
136; 
AMDB 
Special 
Issue No# 
3, pp 
284-287 
Pilar ia sis 
(G-3) 
1 
Military C 
importance and 
geographic 
distribution 
of filariasis 
is given# 
Clinical aspects, 
diagnosis and 
treatment is 
discussed # 
Psychological 
effect on patient 
and value of 
reassurance is 
stressed• 
TB Med 
142; 
AMDB 
Special 
Issue 
No # 3, 
pp 294- 
296 
Leishmaniasis 
(G-4) 
1 
Military C 
importance and 
geographic 
distribution 
of leishmaniasis 
is given# 
Clinical aspects. 
TB Med 
183; 
AMDB 
Special 
Issue 
No. 3, pp 
296-298 
50 ANNEX NO. 13 (Cont'd) 
FI LI? : pours 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
diagnosis and 
treatment of 
both visceral 
and cutaneous 
' 
leishmaniasis 
is discussed. 
Epidemic 1 
Military C 
TB Med 
Hepatitis 
importance and 
206; 
(G-5) 
epidemiology of 
AMDB 
epidemic 
Special 
hepatitis is 
Issue No, 
given. Clinical 
3, pp 
aspects, labora- 
tory and clinical 
diagnosis and 
treatment is 
discussed. 
506, 307 
Lantern slides 
illustrate 
typical pathology 
of disease. 
Poliomyelitis 2 
Military C 
TB Meds 
and Virus 
importance and 
193, 212; 
Encephalitis 
epidemiology of 
AMDB 
(G-6 end 7) 
the neurotropic 
Special 
virus diseases 
Issue 
is given. The 
No, 3, pp 
first hour deals 
with clinical 
aspect, diagnosis 
and treatment 
of poliomyelitis. 
During the 
second hour the 
other neurotropic 
virus diseases, 
i,o,, the virus 
307-309 
cncephalitics 
are outlined and 
discussed. Lan- 
tern slides 
Illustrate clinical 
and pathological 
material, 
51 i.KKEX WO. 13 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Arnebia a is 
(G-8) 
1 
Military 
importance and 
epidemiology of 
amebiasis is 
given. Clinical 
aspects, diagnosis, 
treatment and 
complications are 
discussed. Lantern 
slides illustrate 
typical pathology 
of the disease. 
C 
TB Med 
159; 
AMDB 
Special 
Issue No. 
3, pp 
278-281 
Bsciliary 
Dysentery 
(G-9) 
1 
Military 
importance is 
stressed• 
Clinical aspects, 
diagnosis and 
treatment is 
discussed. 
Lantern slides 
illustrate typical 
pathology of 
the disease. 
C 
TB Med 
119, 
AMDB 
Special 
Issue No. 
3, pp 
276-278 
Schistosomia 
(G-XO) 
sis 1 
Military impor- 
tance and geo- 
graphic distribu- 
tion of 
Schistosomias is 
is given. 
Clinical aspects, 
diagnosis and 
treatment is 
discussed. 
C 
TB Med 
167; 
AMDB 
Special 
Issue No* 
3, pp 
273-275 
Intestinal 
Helminths 
(G-ll and 12 
2 
> 
i 
Military 
importance, 
epidemiology, 
diagnosis and 
treatment of 
common helminth!c 
Infestations is 
pointed out with 
emphasis on 
ancylos t omia s i s 
and ascariasis. 
C 
Standard 
Texts on 
Medicine 
and Para- 
s itology ...NNEX NO* 15 (Cont’d) 
mmst’zm— 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
msHrw twtw^~ 
INSTRTTCTI OK INST RUCTI OK 
REFERENCES 
• ♦ 
Lantern slides 
show typical 
pathology and 
causative 
organisms in 
these diseases. 
Veneres 1 
Diseases 
(6-13, 14, 
15) 
3 
Military C, MF 
importance, 
clinical aspects, 
diagnosis and 
treatment of 
syphilis, 
gonorrhea, 
chancroid, 
lym ph ogr a n u 1 oma 
venerum, and 
granuloma 
inguinale is 
discussed. Public 
health film. 
Syphilis, Parts I, 
II, and III 
covering the 
diagnosis and 
management of 
syphilis is 
shown. 
T3 Meds 
90, 106, 
108, 157, 
196; 
AMDS 
Special 
Issue No. 
3, pp 
324-327 
Skin Diseases 
(G-16 and 17) 
2 
Military impor- C 
tance, diagnosis 
and treatment of 
certain skin 
diseases is 
discussed. 
Particular 
emphasis is given 
to scabies, 
11 athlete’s foot”, 
otitis externa, 
cutaneous diphtheria 
and exfoliative 
dermatitis• 
Colored lantern 
slides are used 
freely to illustrate 
clinical material 
and treatment 
results. 
Manual 
of Derma- 
tology; 
Standard 
Texts on 
Dermatology 
53 ANNEX NO. 13 (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Effect;:1 of 
Heat: Lator 
Deprivation 
1 
Wator require- 
ments under 
varying 
C 
TB Med 175; 
AMDB 
Special 
(G-18) 
environmental 
conditions; 
water’s funda- 
mental physiological 
importance, and its 
relation to adverse 
effects of heat 
and cold is dis- 
cussed* Clinical 
aspects, diagnosis 
and treatment of 
heat cramps, heat 
exhaustion and 
heat stroke is 
presented• 
Issue No. 
3, pp 
302-304; 
Best and 
Taylor’s 
Physiology 
Effects of 
Cold; Trench 
Foot and 
Immersion Foot 
1 
Incidence and C, 
military impor- 
tance of cold 
injuries is 
FB 
TB Med 
81; 
AMDB 
Special 
(G-19) 
stressed * 
Clinical aspects, 
diagnosis and 
treatment of 
trench foot, 
1mmersion foot 
and frost bite 
is discussed, 
with emphasis 
on prophylaxis* 
Film Bulletin 180 
and lantern slides 
-on trench foot 
are shown. 
Issue No* 
3, pp 
265-268 
Snnko Bite 
(G-20 nnd 21) 
o 
Geographic 
distribut ion 
and recognition 
of poisonous 
snakes is out- 
lined. Accepted 
treatment for 
snake bite is 
discussed. 
C 
Standard 
Medical 
Texts; 
Health 
Bulletin 
No. 1, 
29 May 1946 
54 AMEX NO. 13 ( Contf d) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILS NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Rheumatic 
Fever 
(G-22 ) 
1 
Military impor- 
tance of rheumatic 
fever is given; 
clinical aspects, 
diagnosis and 
treatment, both 
prophylactic and 
symptomatic is 
discussed. Lantern 
slides showing 
typical pathology 
in rheumatic 
fever* 
C 
TB Med 97; 
Standard 
Medical 
Texts 
Clinico- 
pathological 
Conferences 
(G-23, 24, 25) 
3 
Mimeographed 
case histories 
and pathological 
reports wili be 
issued to the 
students on 
selected diseases 
common to military 
medicine. Each 
case will be 
illustrated, where 
possible, with 
the gross and 
microscopic 
pathological 
specimens from 
that case. Dis- 
cussion by the 
students of the 
diagnosis and 
differentia 1 
diagnosis is 
encouraged * 
C 
None 
Sick Call 
and Physical 
Inspection 
(G-26) 
1 
The importance 
and purpose of 
the monthly 
physical inspec- 
tion is covered* 
The importance of 
a well organized 
and well conducted 
sick call to morale 
C 
None 
55 ANNEX NO. 13 (Cont'd) 
smmv'iwr 
PILE NTJI'PEK 
’ HOURS ' 
—STOFTTJP TYW~UF 
■' INSTRUCTION instruction 
REFERENCES 
and general 
health of the 
troops is dis- 
cussed, Sug- 
gestions for 
the orderly 
running of a 
dispensary and 
diseases to be 
particularly 
watched- for 
are given. 
Military 
Medical 
Problems 
(G-27, 28) 
2 
These two hours C 
cover the pro- 
fessional 
relationship 
of the medical 
officer with 
the people he 
is working with 
and with the 
military situa- 
tion in which 
he himself. 
.■ Triage, the 
medical officers 
relationship to 
the tactical 
situation os 
well as relations 
with ward boys, 
nurses, dietitians 
and line officers 
is covered. 
None 
New Drugs 
(G-29) 
1 
A review of C 
recent drugs in 
all fields of 
medicine as well 
as their value 
os shown in 
clinical experi- 
ments is given. 
Drugs in the 
current research 
stage are outlined. 
Current 
Periodicals 
56 ANNEX NO. 13 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
He spin tory 
Diseases 
(0*30,, 31) 
2 
Clinical aspects, 
diagnosis, treat- 
ment and prophy- 
laxis of the 
commonly encountered 
respiratory diseases 
is covered, with 
emphasis on 
measles, common 
cold, pneumonia, 
meningitis and 
influenza• 
C 
TB Meds 
47, 112; 
AMDS 
Special 
Issue 
No, 3, pp 
332, 334 
C hole 
and Typhus 
(G-32) 
• 
1 
Clinical aspects, 
diagnosis and 
treatment of 
cholera and 
typhus is dis- 
cussed. Lantern 
slides showing 
clinical and 
pathologiccal 
aspects of the 
two diseases 
are presented. 
C 
TB Meds 
138, 218; 
AMDB 
Special 
Issue 
No. 3, pp 
281-284 
Examination 
(0-33) 
1 
An objective, 
comprehensive 
examination 
covering the 
more important 
material pre- 
sented in the 
course is given. 
E 
All 
previous 
references 
Critique 
(G-34 ) 
I 
The examination 
is discussed by 
students and 
instructor, 
both as to 
material covered 
and,form of 
examination. 
Correct solution 
of each question 
is emphasized. 
C 
None 
57 AMEX NO. 14 
FIELD SURGERY 
(26 Hours) 
StfBJ -,;T A'-,J 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
First Aid 
(U-l) 
1 
Introduction to L 
various echoIons 
of surgical 
treatment; first 
aid that is 
taught to combat 
soldiers. 
, TP 
TB Med 
147, pars 
1-4; 
PM 21-11; 
TP 8-2047 
Medical Aid; 
Shock 
(H-2 ) 
1 
Diagnosis and 
treatment of 
shock; use 
of blood and 
blood sub- 
stitutes ; 
use of morphine 
in the field. 
L 
Current 
Medical 
Journals; 
TB Med 
204 
Initio 1 
Surgery 
(li-3) 
1 
Discussion of 
initial manage- 
ment of soft 
tissue Injuries; 
• slides illustrate , 
various types of 
wounds encountered. 
C 
TB Med 
147, pars 
5, 18, 
.17 
Reparative 
Surgery 
(H-4) 
1 
Discussion of 
delayed primary 
suture of wounds; 
factors that 
favor and 
jeopardize. 
C 
TB Med 
147, 
pars 6, 7 
Burns 
(K-5) 
1 
Discussion of 
.pathology and 
detailed treatment 
of burns; skin 
grafting. 
C 
TB Meds 
147, par 
19; 151 
Wound 
In f e c t :l on s 
(H-6) 
1 
Discussion of 
the cause, treat- 
ment, and preven- 
tion of gas gangrene, 
anaerobic cellulitis 
and tetanus. 
c 
TB Med 
147, par 
20 
58 ANNEX NO. 14 (Cont»d) 
WJW7J5— 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—scmruF type w 
INST HUCTION INSTHUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Fractures; 
Emergency 
.Splinting 
(H-7-) 
v.' 1* 
1 
Emergency or 
transportation 
splinting for 
the commoner 
fractures; slides 
illustrate various 
types of splints. 
C 
PMs 8-50, 
pp 44-67; 
21-11, 
pp 19-29 
Fractures; 
Plaster Casts 
(H-8) 
1 
Use of plaster 
casts in the 
transportation, 
splinting.and 
definitive 
treatment of 
fractures. 
C, TF 
PM 8-50, 
pp 40-41; 
TB Med 
147, par 
16a; 
TP 8-2080 
Fractures; 
Traction 
(H-9) 
1 
Use of suspension- 
traction method 
in the management 
of fractures. 
c 
TB Meda 
133, 147, 
par 16b(7) 
Army Leg 
Splint 
(H-10 and 
H-ll) 
2 
Application of 
the Army leg 
splint by 
student 
officers. • 
D, PE 
PM 8-50, 
pp 44-55 
Amputations 
(H-12 and 
H-13) 
2 
Discussion of 
indications for 
and technique 
of amputation 
for trauma; 
demonstration 
of technique of 
initial amputation 
and revision of 
stump. 
L, MF 
TB Med 
147, par 
IS; MP 
947, MF 
1246 
Abdominal 
Injuries 
(H-14) 
1 < 
Diagnosis and 
treatment of 
intra-abdominal 
injuries; slides 
illustrate 
various injuries 
and their 
management* 
L 
TB Med 
147, pars 
12, 18 
59 ANNEX NO. 14 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT And 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 6P type of 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Chest 
Injuries 
(H-15, H-16 
end H-I7) 
3 
Diagnosis and 
treatment of 
penetrating 
wounds of the 
chest; films 
show removal of 
foreign bodies 
and treatment 
of hemothorax* 
C, MP 
TB Meds 
69, 147, 
per 11; 
MPa 1236, 
1237, 
1238, 
1244 
Pcce and Jaw 
Injuries 
(H-18) 
• 
1 
Surgical manage- 
ment of wounds 
of the face and 
jaws. 
C 
TB Med 
147, 
par 10 
Periphera1 
Nerve 
(H-19) 
1 
Diagnosis and 
treatment of 
injuries to the 
peripheral nerves 
' and large 
vessels; film 
shows operative 
management of 
peripheral nerve 
injuries. 
C, MP 
TB Med 
147, 
pars 13, 
14; MP 
1233 
(1st 
reel) 
Cranial 
Injuries 
(H-20) 
1 
Diagnosis and 
treatment of 
cranial injuries; 
film shows 
removal on 
intracerebral 
foreign bodies. 
C, MP 
TB Med 
147, par 
8; MP 
1233 
(2d 
reel) 
Pilonidal 
Cysts and 
Sinuses 
(H-21) 
1 
Diagnosis and 
treatment of 
pilonidal cysts 
and sinuses. 
C 
TB Med 89 
Anesthesia 
(H-22, 
11-23) 
2 
Choice and use 
of various 
anesthetic agents 
in the field; 
indications for 
and technique of 
use of intravenous 
anesthesia. 
cn 
C, MP 
"Abdominal 
and Genito- 
urinary 
Injuries", 
Saunders, 
pp 47-50f 
"Surgery 
of Modern 
Warfare", 
Bailey, pp 
485-490 
60 ANNEX NO. 14 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OE 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Blast 
1 
Pathology, 
c 
"Surgery 
Injuries 
(H-24) 
diagnosis, and 
treatment of 
blast injuries 
of the chest 
and abdomen. 
of Modern 
Warfare", 
Ba iley, 
p 970; 
"Abdominal 
and Genito- 
urinary 
Injuries", 
Saunders, 
PP 24, 74, 
79, 90 
Examination 
(H-25) 
1 
Examination 
over material 
that has been 
covered• 
E 
All' 
previous 
references 
in surgery 
Critique 
(H-26) 
1 
Discussion of 
examination. 
c 
All 
previous 
references 
in surgery AMEX NO. 15 
INTRODUCTION TO MODERN NEUROPSYCHIATRY 
(2 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILS NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 1 
Historical 
L 
TB Meds 
to Modern 
development 
12, 21, 
Neu r opsych is try 
of modern 
psychiatry. 
53, 48, 
74, 76, 
• 
* 
80, 84, 
94, 103, 
115, 154, 
155, 162, 
181, 193, 
203, 212 
Development 1 
Formation of 
L 
TB Meds 
of Personality 
personality; 
attitudes, 
significance of 
emotion in 
behavior. 
12, 21, 
33, 48, 
74, 76, 
80, 84, 
94, 103, 
115, 154, 
155, 162, 
181, 193, 
203, 212 
62 ANNEX NO# 16 
PROBLEMS IN MILITARY NEUROPSYCHIATRY 
(2 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
'SCOPE OP ' 
INSTRUCTION - -• 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Problems in 2 
Neuropsychiatry 
Informal 
discussion 
of current' 
problems relat- 
ing to the 
practice of 
neuropsychiatry. 
c 
None ANNEX NO. 17 
NEUHOPSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT 
(9 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE HUMBER HOURS 
Scope of type op 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Neuropsychiatric 9 
Diagnosis and 
Treatment 
Misc. Film 1167, TF, PB, MP 
’’Field Psychiatry 
for the General 
Medical Officer”; 
TP 8-1428, "Care 
of the Sick and 
Injured”; 
TF 8-2090, ’’Ward 
Care of Psychotic 
- Patients”; PCR- 
516K, ’’Recent 
Modification of 
Convulsive Shock 
Therapy”; Misc* 
Film 1241, ’’Let 
There he Light”; 
Misc. Film 1197, 
”C oinba t Exhaus t i on" ; 
”Okinawa”; TF 8-1402, 
'‘Introduction to 
Comha t patigue”; 
Film Bulletin 184, 
’’Psychiatric Pro- 
cedures in the 
Combat Area”; 
Misc. Film 1455, 
’’Combat Fatigue- 
Irritability”. 
None 
64 ANNEX NO. 18 
PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF MILITARY NEUROPSYCHIATRY 
(5 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCWCF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Clinical 
Demonstration 
3 
Class to attend 
staff conference 
in medical 
installation 
having neuro- 
psychiatric 
service to see 
typical cases 
presented and 
discussed. 
Ward walks. 
C, PE 
None 
65 ANNEX NO. 19 
INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL MEDICINE 
(1 Hour) 
Subject Aito' 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 
to Physical 
Medic ine 
1 
Organization 
of the Physical 
Medicine Service 
of a hospital 
including pur- 
poses, objectives 
and procedures 
emphasizing 
coordination and 
cooperation between 
the sections of 
the service. 
L 
WD Clr 349, 
28 Nov 1946; 
WD Memo N' . 
40-590-7, 
7 Dec 1946 
66 ANNEX NO. 20 
PHYSICAL RECONDITIONING SECTION 
(1 Hour) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE "OP- 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Physical 1 
Ah understanding L, D 
TB Med 
Reconditioning 
of the objectives 
137, 1945; 
Section 
of the Physical 
TMs 8-292, 
Reconditioning 
Section, and the 
types of 
activities pro- 
vided by this 
section# 
21-220 ANNEX NO* 21 
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY SECTION 
(1 Hour) 
subject and 
PILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Occupational 1 
To present 
L 
TB Med 
Therapy 
objectives of 
84, 1944; 
Section 
the Occupational 
Therapy Section 
covering theory 
and program of 
treatment, and 
the use of 
prescription for 
patients in 
c orrect ive 
Occupational 
Therapy* 
TM 8-291 
68 ANNEX NO. 22 
PHYSICAL THERAPY 
(1 Hour) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
“■“S'C'OBET CB" 
INSTRUCTION 
TOOP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Physical 
Therapy 
1 
To acquaint the 
students with 
the type of 
therapy, and 
objectives of the 
Physical Therapy 
Section• 
L 
i 
TM 8-293; 
" Physical- 
Medic ine" , 
Krusen ANNEX NO. 23 
PRINCIPLES OF NUTRITION 
(6 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
iYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
General 
Introduction 
and Carbo- 
hydrates 
r >. 
To introduce the 
"terminology and 
definition of 
terms applicable 
to the science of 
nutrition. Dis- 
cussion. of the 
basic carbo- 
hydrate compounds 
most important in 
food. 
L, C 
None 
Pats and 
Lipoids: 
Lipids 
i 
Classification 
and basic 
fundamentals of 
the chemistry 
of fats in 
diet of man. 
L, C 
None 
General 
Chemistry of 
the Proteins 
i 
Study of the 
proteins and 
their amino-acids 
in relation to 
health and 
disease, and 
protein require- 
ments . 
L, C 
None 
Chemical 
Constituents 
of Diet for 
Health 
i 
Calcium, 
phosphorous, 
iron, copper and 
iodine in diets 
of healthy 
individuals. 
L, C 
None 
Vitamins A, 
C and D 
i 
Brief review of 
the vitamins 
Carotene, 
Ascorbic Acid and 
Ergosterol com- 
pounds and their 
relation to 
dietary needs. 
L, C 
None 
70 ANNEX NO. 23 (Cont'd) 
subject And 
PILE NUMBER 
Qf n'P T? A t? 
HOURS ..INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Vitamin B 
Complex 
1 Review of the 
metabolism of 
1 : Thiamin Bp, 
Riboflavin, 
’ Pantothomic and 
'Folic Acids, and 
Choline. 
L, C 
None ANNEX NO.24 
VITAL STATISTICS 
(7 Hours) - 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER ] 
HOURS 
SCOPE OPTYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
The Aim of 
Statistical 
Methods 
1 
Application of 
statistics to 
disease problems, 
and the avoidance 
of common 
mistakes , 
L, C 
None 
Vital 
Statistics 
and Calculation 
of Rates 
1 
Statistical 
methods and the 
necessity for 
accurate collec- 
tion of figures. 
Rates as used in 
the Armed Forces 
including non- 
effective rate. 
L, C 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract 
5,18 and 
Supple- 
ment 
Calculation 
of Rates 
1 
Practical 
application of 
methods of 
calculating 
rates• 
PE 
None 
Variability 
of Observations 
1 
Frequency PE 
distribution 
and the cal- 
culation of 
values that are 
descriptive of 
it, to differentiate 
one frequency 
from another. 
None 
Calculation 
of Standard 
Deviation 
2 
The methods of 
measurement of 
variability as 
illustrated by 
means, medians 
and standard 
deviation. 
L, PE 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract 
Use of Graphs 
and Charts and 
Presentation of 
Bata 
1 
The object to 
present statistics 
in a usable form 
for publication 
and reports. 
L, PE 
ARs 40- 
210, 40- 
270; 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract 
72 ANNEX NO. 25 
ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY 
(10 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
“'Sc6pE' 6p type op 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 
2 
Introduction to L, TF 
MacLeod fs 
to Environmental 
Environmental 
"Physio- 
Physiology 
Physiology with 
special reference 
to military 
problems encount- 
logy in 
Modern 
Medicine"; 
AR 40-205’ 
ered in global 
operations. 
FMs 31-25, 
70-15, 
72-20; 
TF 8-1396 
Hot Weather 
1 
Special hot C, TP 
MacLeod f s 
Problems 
weather problems 
including water 
"Physio- 
logy in 
and salt require- 
ments of the 
human body, water 
balance, water 
discipline, heat 
exhaustion, heat 
stroke, and heat 
cramps• 
Modern 
Medicine"; 
Part VIII, 
PM 21-10, 
pars 184- 
190; TB 
Med 175; 
TP 8-2057 
Cold Weather 
1 • 
Body cooling and C, TP 
uMeasure- 
Problems 
wind-chill, frost 
bite, and the 
prevention and 
treatment of 
frost-bite, 
75 
ments of 
Dry 
Atmospheric 
Cooling in 
Subfreez- 
ing Tempera- 
tures" , by 
Major Paul 
A. Siple & 
Charles E. 
Passel; 
Article in 
Proceedings 
of the 
American 
Philis o- 
phical 
Society, 
Vol• 89, 
No. 1,1945; 
PM 21-10; 
TPs 8-1391, 
8-1297 
73 ANNEX NO. 25 (Cont'd) 
subject And 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
scope oEType Of 
INSTRUCTION . INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Diet and 
Clothing 
2 
Dietary require- ... C 
ments of military 
personnel in 
various tactical 
and climatic 
conditions, 
exertion, rest 
■ and clothing* 
9 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract; 
TM 10-275; 
TB QM 13, 
1944; WD 
Cirs 182, 
417, 477, 
1944; 137, 
1945 
Plant 
Diseases 
2 
Special disease C, FB 
problems such 
as trench foot, 
dermatophytes is, 
plant dermatitis* 
PM 21-10; 
TB Med 81; 
WD Clr 
312, 1944; 
PB 180 
Special 
Air Corps 
Problems 
2 
The physiological C 
problems resulting 
from varified 
atmosphere, changes 
in atmospheric and 
gravitational 
pressure,- and other 
slight conditions. 
(To be given by 
Flight Surgeon). 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract 
74 ANNEX NO. 26 
PHYSICAL MEASUREMENTS 
(5 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
""SCOPE OT TYWW 
INSTRUCTION" ' INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Physica1 
Examinations 
1 
Consideration of L, C, 'PE 
the types of 
physical examina- 
tions, and the 
disposition of 
the records; the 
. purpose of the 
annual physical 
examination, 
the standards and 
the basis therefor. 
ARs 40-100, 
40-105 
Cardiovascular 
Orthopedic and 
Dermatological 
Special 
Problems 
, 1 
The special L, C 
considerations 
which govern 
the selection 
of Army personnel 
in peace and war 
in the specialties 
listed. 
None 
Height and 
Weight 
1 
The standards L, C 
of height and 
weight as determined 
from the life 
•expectancy tables 
of insurance 
companies, and 
their relation 
to the Armed 
Forces. 
None 
Special 
Examination, 
Air Corps 
2 
Discussion with’ L, C 
examples of the 
specialized 
technics•and 
tests used for 
flight personnel. 
(To be given by 
Flight Surgeon). 
AR 40-110; 
Other 
references 
to be 
furnished 
by instruc- 
tor 
75 AMEX NO. 27 
VENEREAL DISEASES 
(7 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Nationalistic 
Methods of 
Control 
1 
Review of the L 
history of 
venereal disease 
control, and the 
systems .used in 
various countries. 
None 
The Armed 
Forces and 
the United 
States Venereal 
Disease Control 
Program 
1 
The integration L, C 
of the Army and 
Navy control 
measures with 
* the USPH national 
program. Special 
problems of the 
Armed Forces in 
foreign countries. 
None 
The Complete 
Program of 
Venereal Disease 
Control for the 
Army 
1 
The integrated L 
program of pre- 
vention of 
venereal disease 
including the 
role of the 
Provost Marshal, 
Chaplain, Special 
Service Officer, 
and the Medical 
Officer, 
SGO Cir 
19, 6 Feb 
1947 
Prophylaxis 
1 
Review of the PS, C 
methods of 
individual and 
group prophylaxis 
as used by the 
Armed Forces. 
PS 8-57, 
FS 8-58; 
TB Med 
157 
Epidemiology 
of Venereal 
Disease "Navy" 
1 
This film shows TF 
the phases of 
venereal disease 
epidemiology as 
applies to the 
Armed Forces 
(U,S, Navy film). 
TP 8-1462 
(52 minutes) 
76 ANNEX NO. 27 (Cont'd 
Stifejfifil’' ?-J0" 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—OTra 
INSTRUCTION 
HYVTW 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Epidemiology 
of Venereal 
Disease "Army" 
1 
Epidemiology of 
venereal disease 
as it applies to 
the Army in war. 
TP 
TP 1-3342 
(28 minutes), 
TP 8-1423 
(21 minutes) 
Films on 
Venereal 
Disease for 
Women 
1 
To show the MF 
type of 
material pre- 
sented to the 
women of the Army 
on the control 
of venereal 
diseases. 
MF 943, 
MF 1003 ANNEX NO# 28 
INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE AND SPECIAL PROBLEMS 
(8 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Radium and 
X-Ray Used 
in Industry 
1 
To show the L 
. uses, dangers 
and preventive 
measures used to 
protect industrial 
workers against 
certain radia- 
tions . 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract 
Atomic 
Energy 
2 
Discussion of L, C, TP 
physical effects 
of large scale 
radiation, and 
the preventive 
measures to be 
used for troops 
and civilians. 
Specia1 
Lecturer; 
Material 
to be 
determined 
Industrial 
Solvents 
1 
Common organic L, C 
solvents, their 
uses, dangers and 
special problems 
in shops and 
industry. 
TB Med 35; 
Depart- 
ments 1 
Abstract 
Pla sties 
1 
The common C 
plastics includ- 
ing nylon, 
neoprene, rayon, 
bakelite and the 
transparent plastics, 
vinylite, etc,, 
their uses, 
manufacture, and 
preventive 
measures against 
diseases. 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract 
Industrial 
Fabrics 
1 
Discussion of L, C 
diseases and 
protective measures 
against dust and 
bacteria in the 
cotton, flax, and 
wool industries. 
None 
78 ANNEX NO. 28 (Cont'd) 
OTJT11 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—SC (W W 
INSTRUCTION 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Light, Heat 
end Air 
Conditioning 
• 
2 
Demonstration L, C 
and discussion 
of the minimal 
standard acceptable 
to the Army for 
lighting, heat- 
ing and the uses 
and problems of 
air conditioning* 
ARs 100-80, 
100-90 
79 ANNEX NO. 29 
IMMUNIZATIONS 
(2 Hours) 
3ubje6t A'Ub " 
FILE NUMBER, 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYtE OP ■ - - 
• INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Basic 
Immunizations 
of the Armed 
Forces 
• • - I 
* To discuss and 
illustrate the 
three initial 
immunizations 
required for all 
personnel-in the 
Armed Forces; 
smallpox, typhoid, 
paratyphoid, and 
tetanus. 
L, 
c 
TB Med .114; 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract 
1.04a; 
WD Cir 129, 
3 May 1946 
Special 
Immunizations 
Necessary for 
Endemic or 
Epidemic Areas 
1 
Hie special 
immunizing 
substances; yellow 
fever, louse-borne 
typhus, cholera, 
plague, diphtheria, 
influenza, rocky 
mountain spotted 
fever, and measles 
as used for the 
United States 
Army. 
L, 
c 
TB Med 114; 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract 
1.04a 
80 ANNEX NO. 30 
' 
EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CONTROL OF RESPIRATORY DISEASES 
, . (9 Hours) 
5T®3ECT"A1TC 
PILE HUMBER 
HOURS 
—sewpf 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Principles of 
Epidemiology 
1 
To study the 
steps used in 
the Investigation 
of an epidemic, 
and the basic 
principles, 
including 
definitions’to 
be followed* 
L 
Depart-' 
mental 
Abstract 
Respiratory 
Diseases, 
Airborne and 
Droplet 
Infections 
2 
The control 
measures that 
are currently 
in use in 
civilian and 
military 
Institutions, 
and the factors 
yet to be 
investigated. 
L, C 
T3 Med 47; 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstracts 
1.07, pp 
1-16; 1.12; 
"The Con- 
trol of 
Communic- 
able 
DiseasesM , 
American 
Public 
Hea1th 
Associa- 
tion, 7th 
Edition, 
1946 
Streptococcus 
and Meningitis 
2 
To discuss the 
etiological agents, 
epidemiology and 
the specific con- 
trol principles. 
C 
TB Med 47 
Common Cold 
and Influenza 
2 
Conference with 
idea of bringing 
out the methods, 
spread, epidemio- 
logical investiga- 
tion and specific 
control measures. 
C 
TB Mods 
47, 85 
81 ANNEX NOv 30' (Osnf*d) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF • TYPE OF' • 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Specific Virus 2 
Round table dfs* 
TB Med 193 
Diseases of 
cuss ion of t]ie ■ ■ 
Respiratory Tract 
factors in spread 
Exclusive of 
and control of 
Influenza 
measles, mumps, 
german measles, 
small-pox and 
chicken-pox# 
82 ANNEX NO* 31 
EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CONTROL OP INTESTINAL DISEASES 
(7 Hours ) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
&C0PE W TYPE OP ‘ 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Epidemiology 
of Intestinal 
Diseases 
1 
Review of the L 
mode of trans- 
mission, and 
the etiology 
of food and 
water borne 
diseases. 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract 
2.01 
Typhoid- 
Paratyphoid , 
and'Dysentery 
2 
Conference on C 
the typhoid- 
paratyphoid 
group of 
enteric diseases, 
special reference 
to control 
measures. 
TB Med 
119 
Food 
Poisoning 
2 
Group discussion C, PE 
of the food 
poisoning group 
including the 
bacterial endo 
and exo toxins, 
the heavy metals 
and other 
inorganic and 
organic poisons. 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract 
2,05 
Musc id Fly 
Control 
1 
Review of the L, C 
flies that carry 
intestinal 
their habits and 
control measures. 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract 
4.08 
Cholera and 
Epidemic 
Hepatitis 
1 
To review the C 
recent information 
on the epidemiology 
of these diseases. 
TB Meds 
138, 
206 
83 ANNEX NO. 32 
EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CONTROL OF INSECT BORNE DISEASES 
(10 Hours) 1 
SUBJECT AND ' 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
• SCOPE OFTYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Malaria 
2 
Malaria - its 
etiology, mode 
of transmission, 
host-parasite 
relationships, 
distribution, 
epidemiology, and 
the effects of 
environmental 
factors. 
C 
”Manual of 
Tropical 
Modicine", 
Mackie, 
Hunter & 
Worth, 
pp 213-250; 
”Introduc- 
tion to 
Malario- 
logy"> 
Boyd 
Yellow Fever 
and Dengue 
1 
The epidemio- 
logy of yellow 
fever a-nd dengue, 
jungle vs yellow 
fever, the modes 
.of transmission 
and the control 
of yellow fever 
and dengue*. 
C 
”Virus 
and 
Rickettsial 
Diseases” , 
Harvard 
Symposium, 
pp 349-364, 
713-766; 
"Manual of 
Tropical 
Medicine”, 
Mackie, 
Hunter & 
Worth, pp 
11-22 
Filariasis ' 
1 
Filariasis - its 
epidemiology, mode 
of transmis sion, 
host-vector-para- 
site relationships 
and control. 
c 
"Manual of 
Tropical 
Medicine”, 
Mackie, 
Hunter & 
Worth, pp 
328-349; 
"Clinical 
Parasite- 
i°gy"» 
Craig & 
Faust, pp 
306-316 
84 ANNEX NO. 32 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
S66PE of type of 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Sandfly 
Fever 
1 
The epidemiology 
of sandfly fever 
and the problem 
this disease 
presents to the 
individual and 
to troops. 
C 
"Manual of 
Tropical 
Medicine”, 
Mackie, 
Hunter & 
'forth, pp 
22-25, 
"Med ical 
Diseases 
in Tropical 
and Sub- 
tropical 
Areas" , 
British 
War Officer, 
pp 176-180 
Epidemic 
Typhus and 
Scrub Typhus 
1 
Epidemic typhus 
and scrub typhus 
problems of 
epidemiology and 
control. 
C 
"Manual of 
Tropical 
Medicine" , 
Mackie, 
Hunter & 
Worth, 
pp 34-44, 
51-58 
Mosquitoes 
and Their 
Control 
1 
The life histories, 
biologies, disease 
relationships and 
control of 
mosquitoes. 
C, D 
"Medical 
Herms, 
Chaps 11, 
12, 13; 
PM 21-10, 
Chap 7 
Lice and 
Biting Plies, 
and Their 
Control 
1 
Discussion of 
the development, 
habits, and 
control of lice 
and biting flies, 
and their im- 
portance as vectors 
of disease. 
C, TP 
PM 21-10, 
Chaps 8, 
9; 
"Medical 
Entomo- 
logy" , 
Herms, 
Chaps 9, 
10, 16, 
17; 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstracts 
4.09, 4.21 
85 ANNEX NO. 32 (Cont'd) 
subject TMrP 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—" ■TWO*' "•— 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Ticks and 
Mites, and 
Their Control 
1 
The importance C 
of ticks and 
mites‘in the 
transmission of 
disease, their 
life histories, 
biologies and 
control* 
FM 21-10, 
Chap 9; 
ff Medical 
Entomology" 
Horms, 
Chops 
21, 22 
Miscellaneous 
Arthropods of 
Medical 
Importance 
I 
1 
The miscellaneous C 
arthropods of 
medical importance; 
bedbugs, spiders, 
centipedes, 
scorpions, kissing 
bugs, blister 
beetles, roaches, 
ants, etc. 
FM 21-10, 
Chap 9; 
"Medical 
Entomology*! 
Herms, 
Chaps 7, 
8, 10, 
14, 23 ANNEX NO. 33 
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF RODENT BORNE AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS DISEASES 
(4 Hours) 
• "->■ ■ 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Plague and 
Endemic 
Typhus 
1 
Epidemiology - 
and control 
of plague, 
sylvotic plague, 
and ’endemic 
(murine) 
typhus, 
C ' ' 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract 
4.24; 
"Medical 
Entomology" 
Herrns , 
Chap 20 
Miscellane ous 
Rodent Borne 
Diseases 
1 
Epidemiology 
and control 
of tularemia, 
rocky mountain 
spotted fever, 
Q, fever, Bullis 
fever, and other 
rickettsial 
diseases. 
C 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract 
4.24 
Rodent and 
Flea Control 
2 
The habits, 
biologies and 
control of 
rodents and 
fleas. Demonstra 
tion of control 
methods, 
D, C 
Deport- 
ments 1 
Abstract 
4.24a; 
TM 5-632, 
Chaps 
7, IX ANNEX NO* 34 
SANITARY ENGINEERING 
{11 Hours) 
Subject ahd 
PILE HUMBER 
HOURS 
■’■V'TSCWE-0F~'”“—,-TO¥ OT “ 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Water Supply 
1 
Water supply, L, TF 
its sources 
and procure- 
ment* 
PM 21-10; 
TP 8-1174 
Water Supply 
1 
Handling, L, D, TF 
treatment and 
testing Water 
supplies * 
TB Mods 
37, 163, 
190; 
TM 5-295; 
TP 5-237 
Water Supply 
2 
Treatment and FE 
testing water* 
Waste 
Disposal 
2 
The methods L, TF 
and equipment 
for the disposal 
of human and 
kitchen wastes* 
FM 21-10; 
TB Eng 1; 
TF 8-1179 
Waste 
Disposal 
1' 
Demonstration of D 
the equipment 
and methods 
employed in the 
field disposal . 
of wastes* 
4 
Mess 
Sanitation 
4 
The sanitary L, D, PS 
methods and 
equipment employed 
in Army messes* 
This will include 
a study of the 
sanitary principles 
Involved, the 
equipment and 
inspections of 
actual use within 
the mess halls. 
PM 21-10; 
ARs 40-200, 
40-205; 
TB Med 
184; 
PS 8-61 
88 ANNEX NO. 35 
FIELD DEMONSTRATIONS AND TRIPS 
(12 Hours) 
wicra— 
FILE .NUMBER . 
HOURS 
— TTFSTW 
INSTRUCTION; INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Mosquito and 
Mo lorin 
Control 
2 
• Demonstration 
and application 
of individual 
protective measures 
D, PE 
TM 5-632, 
Chap 2; 
"Medical 
Entomo- 
• 
for malaria control 
and of environ- 
mental methods 
of mosquito 
control. 
logy"» 
Herms, 
Chap 13; 
TB Mads 
14, 110, 
194 
Rodent Control 
and Control 
2 
Rodent control 
by trapping, 
D, PE 
TM 5-632, 
Chaps 8, 
of Ticks and 
Mites 
poisoning, 
fumigation, 
sanitation and 
rat proofing. 
Individual pro- 
tective measures 
9, 11; 
TB Meds 
31, 121, 
144; 
Depart- 
mental 
against ticks 
and mites, control 
measures against 
ticks and mites. 
Abstract 
4*24a 
Water and 
Sewage 
8 
Field inspection 
trip to water 
treatment plants 
and sewage dis- 
posal plants. 
D 
None ANNEX NO. 36 
RECOGNITION OF ARTHROPODS OF MEDICAL IMPORTANCE 
(5 Hours) 
'Subject' and ‘ 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
“OTFoF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Recognition 
of Arthropods 
2 
Demonstration of D 
miscellaneous 
insects, ticks, 
mites, spiders, 
scorpions, and 
centipedes of 
medical impor- 
tance; insecticides 
used for their 
control. 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstracts 
4.01, 
4.02, 
4.26; 
TM 5-632 
Laboratory 
Identification 
of Arthropods 
3 
The use of keys, 
scientific des- 
criptions and 
entomological 
literature for 
arthropod 
identification, 
collection and 
preservation of 
specimens. 
PE 
Depart- 
ments 1 
Abstracts 
4.26, 
4.27; 
WD Cir 
277, 1944 
90 km EX NO, 37 
HELMINTHS AND PROTOZOA OF MEDICAL IMPORTANCE 
(6 Hours) 
SUBJECT Alto 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
'S'C'O'NE' '6? TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Blood and 
Tissue 
Parasites 
1 
Life cycles, C 
epidemiology, 
transmission, 
laboratory 
identification 
and control of 
malarial 
plasmodia, 
filarial worms 
and blood flukes. 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract 
Intestinal 
Parasites 
1 
Intestinal C 
protozoa and 
helminths - their 
life cycles, 
transmission, 
epidemiology, 
diagnosis and 
control* 
Deport- 
ments 1 
Abstract 
Miscellaneous 
Helminths 
1 
Discussion of C 
the life cycles, 
identification, 
transmission, 
epidemiology, 
and control of 
flukes, leeches 
and miscellaneous 
worms * 
Depo rt- 
mental 
Abstract 
Identification 
of Protozoa 
and Helminths 
3 
Demonstration D, PE 
and exercises in 
laboratory diagnosis 
of malarial parasites, 
blood and intestinal 
helminths, and the 
intestinal protozoa 
amoeba and flagellates. 
Depart- 
mental 
Abstract; 
TM 8-227 
91 ■ANNEX NO. 38 
EXAMINATIONS AND PRACTICALS 
(6 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Examination 
(at end 61st 
Hour of 
Instruction) 
2 
Examination 
.covering all 
subjects through 
’'Epidemiology 
of Intestinal 
Diseases”, 
E 
All 
proviou s 
references 
Discussion 
of the 
Examination 
1 
ft 
Diacussion of 
the examination. 
C 
None 
Examination 
(from the 
62d hour 
of Instruction 
through 109th 
Hour) 
2 
Examination: 
one half hour 
pra ctica1, 
one and one half 
hours written 
.examination on 
the insect borne 
diseases, helminths 
and protozoa* 
E 
All 
applicable 
references 
Discussion 
of the 
Examination 
1 
Discussion of 
the examination. 
D 
None 
92 ANNEX' NO* 59 
ORGANIZATION 
(7 Hours) 
smrssrTTO 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SC'fitE OF TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 
to the Depart- 
ment of Tactics 
rind.Techniques 
* 
1 
Instruct the 
student as to 
location of 
the department, 
type of instruc- 
tion given, 
use of his 
reference material, 
standard of 
proficiency, type 
of examinations 
given and such 
assistance he might 
receive from this 
department• 
L 
None 
Organization 
of the Infantry 
and Armored 
Divisi ons 
(Review) 
1 
To review the 
role of the 
Divisions, their 
component units, 
relation of 
commanders to 
staffs and units* 
Sufficient dis- 
cussion to 
.coordinate the 
medical service* 
C 
T/O&E 7, 
T/O&E 17; 
PM 100-5 
Organization 
of the Medical 
Department 
1 . . 
. Organization of 
the Medical 
Department 
including the 
Office of The 
Surgeon General, 
types of hospitals, 
and echelons of 
Medical Service; 
the component 
Corps of the 
Department, the 
mission of the 
Department; and 
the status of the 
Medical Department 
as a service to 
the Army* 
L 
FMs 8-5, 
pars 1-4; 
8-10, pars 
1-5 
93 ANNEX NO* 39 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER •: 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
History of 
the 
Department; 
1 
To give the 
student an 
understanding of 
the evolution of 
the Medical 
Department, its 
place in military 
and medical history 
and its pride in 
its achievements 
and standards. 
L 
Military 
Medical 
Manua1; 
"History 
of the 
Medical 
Depa rt- 
ment" , 
Ashhurn; 
Piles of 
"The 
Bulletin 
of the U.S. 
Army 
Medical 
Depart- 
ment" 
Organizat ion 
and Administra- 
tion of the 
Organized 
Reserve Corps 
1 
* 
Brief history 
of the Organized 
Reserve Corps 
including its role 
in World War II, 
its development, 
and its importance 
to national security; 
relation of 
Organized Reserve 
Corps to the Regular 
Army and National 
Guard; organization 
and classification 
of ORC units; duties 
and privileges of 
ORC personnel. 
C 
Cur rent 
Wa r 
Department 
Circulars 
Organization 
and Administra- 
tion of the 
Notional &#&rd 
1 
Brief history 
of National Guard 
including its role 
in World War II 
and World War I, 
and importance to 
national security; 
relation of 
National Guard to 
Regular Army and 
Organized Reserve 
Corps; relation 
of National Guard 
C 
Current 
War 
Department 
Publications 
94 ANNEX NO. 39 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Army 
1 
to Stnte and 
Federal govern- 
ments; duties 
and privileges 
of National Guard 
personnel* 
Opportunities 
C 
AR 350- 
Correspondence 
and availability 
3000; 
Courses 
* 
of extension 
courses to 
various classes 
of personnel; 
branch immaterial, 
branch material, 
and general service 
courses; inter- 
relation of various 
extension schools; 
presentation of 
examples from 
illustrative 
courses; estimates 
and comparison of 
results of exten- 
sion courses with 
other types of 
instruction* 
TM 20-400 ANNEX NO. 40 
COMMAND AND STAFF PROCEDURES 
■ • (15 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Field Orders, 
Written and 
Oral, as 
Applied to 
the Medical 
Battalion and 
the Medical 
C ompa ny 
4 
Review of signal C, PE 
communications 
in the Infantry 
Division, with 
emphasis on 
facilities and 
channels avail- 
able to medical 
units; review 
and application 
of message 
writing involving 
specific situa- 
tions in medical 
units; review of 
principles of 
combat orders, 
exercises in 
development of 
combat orders, 
complete and 
fragmentary, oral . 
and written, for 
Battalion Medical 
Platoon, Regi- 
mental Medical 
Company, Ambulance 
and Clearing 
Companies and 
the Medical 
Battalion* 
PM 100-5, 
pars ISO- 
159 
Standing 
Operating 
Procedure 
(Medical 
Company and 
Medical 
Batts lion) 
2 
Principles of C , PE 
SOP’s; illustrated 
by example 
exercises in 
writing SOP, by 
rewriting an SOP 
presented to 
student, and 
writing an SOP 
for a clearing 
company based on 
SOP of Medical 
Ba ttalion* 
PM 100-5 
96 ANNEX NO. 40 (Cont»d) 
suemrrw 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
'""SLr0TE""DP TY'Pir'OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Organization 
and Function 
of the Division 
Staff (includ- 
ing Duties of 
Division 
Surgeon) 
2 
Presentation of 0 
a play, supple- 
mented by 
narration, 
illustrating 
staff procedure 
at Division level, 
particularly the 
role of the 
Division Surgeon, 
, D 
PMs 8-5, 
8-10, 
100-5, 
pars 148, 
149 
Medical 
Estimate of 
the Situation 
3 
Review of 
principles of 
estimate of 
situation; 
modification 
and application 
of those principles , 
to medical estimate; 
development of 
medical estimate 
of situation pre- 
sented. 
c 
FMs 8-55, 
Chap 3, 
See, I, & 
Chap 7; 
100-5, 
pars 130- 
134 
Medical 
Plans 
2 
Review of 0 
principles of 
unit and staff 
plans; preparation 
of medical plan 
based on estimate 
developed in 
periods on 
Medical Estimate, 
, PE 
PM 8-55, 
Chap 3; 
FM 100-5 
Examination 
2 
To embrace all 
instruction given 
on Command and 
Staff Procedure, 
E 
All 
previous 
references ANNEX NO. 41 
ORGANIZATION AND EMPLOYMENT OF 
MEDICAL FIELD UNITS 
(40 Hours) 
Stfg’jECTTffl) 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
stohtdf 
INSTRUCTION 
" TYPSTSP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
■The Policy 
and Principles 
of Evacuation, 
to Include the 
Echelons of 
Medical Service 
i i » 
f \ 
1 
The- importance 
and magnitude 
of the policies 
and principles 
of evacuation. 
The problems 
of evacuation 
in a Theater 
of Operations, 
The echelons 
of Medical 
Service, the 
methods of 
evacuation. 
C 
FM 8-5, 
pars 153- 
158, 166- 
201, 209- 
252 
Organization 
of the Medical 
C ompa ny, 
Infantry 
Regiment 
1 
Organization C 
of the Medical 
C ompa ny, t o 
include personnel, 
equipment and 
transportation. 
PM 8-5, 
pars 32- 
39, 50- 
87; 
T/O&E 
8-7 
Employment 
of the 
Medical 
C ompa ny, 
Infantry 
Regiment 
2 
The employment 
of the company 
in combat, to 
cover special 
operations; the 
employment of 
the elements 
of the company. 
C 
PMs 8-5, 
8-10 
Battalion 
Aid Station, 
Organization 
and Operation 
1 
* 
To show the . 
student a 
Battalion Aid 
Station as 
established in 
the field by 
the Battalion 
Medical Platoon. 
The operation 
of the station 
by processing 
simu la ted 
casuaIties, 
D 
FMs 8-5, 
8-10 
98 ANNEX NO.'41 (Cont*d) 
swjscr'rtib 
FILE HUMBER 
HOURS 
—3CW5P "WTIf 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Collecting 
Station, 
Organization, 
Operation 
1 
To show student' D 
a collecting 
station as 
established and 
operated by 
Collecting 
Platoon. 
PMs 8-5, 
8-10 
Organization 
and Employment 
of Medical 
Service, Field 
and Anti- 
a ircraft 
Artillery 
1 
The organization C 
of the Medical 
Detachment, 
Field Artillery, 
to include 
personnel, equip- 
ment and trans- , 
portation. The 
function of 
the Detachment, 
evacuation and 
treatment of 
casuoIties. 
FMs 8-5, 
8-10 
A 
Organization 
and Employment 
of Medical 
Service, Combat 
Engineers and 
Division 
Headquarters 
1 
Organization C 
, to include 
personnel, 
equipment and 
transportation. 
Employment of 
detachments, 
"incidental" 
medical service. 
Allocation of 
aid men. 
FM 8-5, 
pars 27- 
30, 31 
Medical 
Service of 
Infantry 
Battalion 
in Attack 
1 
Demonstrate D 
the medical 
service of an 
Infantry Bat- 
talion in 
attack. Aid 
station, company 
aid men and 
litter bearers. 
PM 8-5 
99 ANNEX NO. 41 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF1 
.INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Organization 
of Medical 
Battalion. 
Infa ntry 
Division 
1 
To include 
personnel, 
equipment and 
transportation; 
covering Head- 
quarters end 
Headquarters 
Company, the 
Ambulance Company 
and Clearing 
Company. 
C 
T/0 & E 
B-15 
Employment 
of Hq. and 
Hq. Company, 
Med ical 
Battalion 
1 
The Battalion 
Commander, 
battalion 
staff; the 
sections of 
headquarters 
company. Duties 
of each element. 
C 
FM 8-5, 
pars 55- 
60 
Organization 
of the Medical 
Battalion 
Staff and 
Division 
Surgeon 1 s 
Section 
1 
The executive 
officer, "Chief 
of Staff", duties 
and functions. 
Organization of 
staff. Duties 
of staff* 
■ Double duty of 
supply officer. 
The staff of 
the Division 
Surgeon; Medical 
Inspector, Neuro- 
psychiatrist , 
Administrative 
Assistant# 
c 
PM 8-5, 
pars 55- 
60 
Employment 1 
of Ambulance 
Company, Medical 
Battalion 
The evacuation 
of the Medical 
Companies, the 
Ambulance shuttle 
Ambulance station 
Maintenance of 
vehicles, other 
employment of 
ambulances # 
c 
f 
. 
FM 8-5, 
pars 118- 
123 
100 ANNEX NO, 41 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
~~scmrw wrr 
INSTRUCTION INSTHUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Employment 
- 1 
Employment of 
C 
PM 8-5, 
of Clearing 
Company, 
Medical 
Battalion 
company as one 
unit; use of 
reserve platoon, 
use with 
regimental com- 
bat teaziia* 
Methods of 
employment, 
use of personnel# 
pars 67- 
72 
Mobile Army 
Surgical 
Hospital, 
Organization 
and Employment 
1 
Personnel, 
equipment and 
transportation. 
Use in support 
of Clearing 
Station, Medical 
Battalion. 
C 
PM 8-5, 
pars 153* 
158; 
T/0 & E 
8-571 
* 
Methods of 
: 
employment# 
' 
Movement of 
hospital# 
Clearing 
1 
To show the . 
D 
FMs 8-5, 
Station, 
Organization 
and Operation 
* 
student a 
clearing station 
as .es-tablished 
in the field 
by one clearing 
platoon of the 
Clearing Company, 
Medical Battalion, 
Infantry Division. 
(This hour should 
be scheduled be- 
tween the hour on 
"The Handling of 
N#P. Casualties 
Within the Division", 
and the hour on 
"The Use of Whole 
Blood by Forward 
.Units,r. ) 
8-10 
101 ANNEX NO. 41 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OPTYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Dental 
Service in 
the Infantry 
Division 
1 
The employment 
of the Dental 
officers in 
the Headquarters 
of the Medical 
Battalion. The 
type of dental 
service given 
at this level* 
(This hour 
should be 
scheduled 
following the 
h ou r listed 
above, ) 
C 
PMs 8-5, 
8-10 
Handling 
N.P. Casualties 
Within the 
Division, Means 
to Accomplish 
Specia 1 
Handling 
1 
Discussion of 
the-use of one 
platoon of the 
Clearing Com- 
pany, Infantry 
Division as a 
C ombat Exha u s t i o n 
Holding Center, 
The use of the 
three 'N.P. 
Technicians in 
each Clearing 
Platoon. The 
duties of the 
Division and 
Assistant Division 
Neuropsychiatrist, 
C 
T/0 & E 
8-18; 
FMs 8-5,- 
8*10 
The Use of 
Whole Blood 
by Forward 
Units 
1 
The feasibility 
of using whole 
blood in the 
Battalion Aid 
Stations, Collect- 
ing Stations and 
others. Means 
of procurement, 
donors, methods 
of testing blood 
compatibility; 
blood versus 
pla sraa . 
C 
WD Cir 
81, Sec, 
II, 1943; 
TM 8-635; 
TB Meds 
78, 204 
102 ANNEX NO. C-l (Cont’d) 
'mmr hub- 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—S'CWOF 
INSTRUCTION 
■WFF7T 
..INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Organization 
and Employment 
Medical 
Detachments, 
Armored 
Division 
2 
<■ 
Introductions 
to Medical 
Detachments 
of the Armored 
Division# 
Organization 
to Include 
personnel, 
equipment and 
transportation. 
The functions 
of the detach- 
ments. and 
employment of 
the detachments. 
c 
PMs 8-5, 
pars 32- 
39; 8-10 
Organization, 
Employment, 
Medical 
Battalion, 
Armored 
2 
• Introduction 
to Medical 
Battalion * 
Organization 
to include 
pers onnel, 
equipment and 
transportation. 
Employment in 
various combat 
situations• 
c 
PMs 8-5, 
pars 73- 
128; 8-10 
Organization, 
Operation, 
Medical Com- 
pany, Armored 
1 
To show the 
student the 
organization 
and some methods 
of operating 
the Medical 
Company, 
Armored. 
D 
PM 8-5, 
pars 82- 
87 
Communications, 
Medical Units, 
Armored 
1 
Means of 
communication 
available to 
medical units. 
Armored; con- 
tact of stations 
by organic radio, 
call names, codes; 
s ecurity. 
C 
T/0 & S 
8-75; 
PM 8-5, 
pars 77, 
89-b-2 
103 ANNEX NO. 41 (ContTd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
&COPE Otf1 TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Organization 1 
Introduction C 
PM 8-5, 
and Employment 
to the Medical 
pars 88- 
Medical Company, 
Company* Its 
93 
Airborne 
organization 
to include 
personnel, 
equipment 
and trans- 
portation. 
Use of company 
in combat; 
functions of 
V 
company in 
combat situations. 
' 
Medical 3 
To show the D 
PMs 8-5, 
Service of 
student the 
8-10; 
an Infantry 
medical organize- 
Demonstra- 
Division 
tion in an 
tion as 
Infantry 
planned 
Division. To 
by Dept. 
have the student 
of Tactics 
actually take 
& Tech- • 
part in the 
niques 
operation of 
the stations, 
processing of 
casualties. 
Medical 1 
To embrace C 
FM 8-5, 
Service in 
hospitals, 
pars 94- 
the Army 
medical groups, 
101, 102- 
Area 
separa te 
123, 124- 
battalions, 
separate 
165 
companies. The 
cha in of 
evacuation. 
The Army Surgeon. 
j. 
104 ANNEX NO. 41 ‘(Cent fd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—5CW0E 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE "OP—~ 
INSTRUCTION. 
..REFERENCES 
Evacuation 
Hospital, 
Organization, 
Operation and 
Employment 
1 
1 
Introduction to 
the evacuation 
hospital• 
Organization 
as to personnel, 
equipment, 
transportation 
and departments* 
The operation 
of an evacuation 
hospital; the 
employment of 
the hospital 
in special 
situations * 
C 
PMs 8-5, 
pars 124- 
138; 8-10; 
T/0 & E 
8-581; 
FB 173 
Field 
Hospitals, 
Organization, 
Operation and 
Employment 
1 
Introduction 
to the Field 
Hospital * 
Organization 
as to personnel, 
equipment and 
transportation* 
Operation of 
a Field Hospital 
Employment in 
special 
situations• 
• 
C 
FM 8-5, 
pars 209- 
216; 
T/0 & E 
8-510 
Medical 
Service in 
Communications 
Zone 
1 
To include the 
chain of 
evacuation, 
hospitals, 
separate units, 
general dis- 
pensaries, medical 
museum and art 
service; other 
units* Hospital 
tra ins, medical 
ship units. 
c 
PM 8-5, 
pars 166- 
178, 181- 
188, 190- 
201, 202- 
208, 209- 
291 AMEX NO, 41 (Cont Td ) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
Scope of type W 
INSTRUCTION , INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Medical 
Service, 
Army Air 
Forces 
2 
Medical air 
evacuation 
squadron* The 
medical units 
in the AAF. 
Type of medical 
• service. 
Evacuation prob- 
lems, Duties 
of the Surgeon. 
C 
Military 
Medical 
Ma nua 1, 
Chap VIII; 
Current 
TO1 s 
Duties of 
Medical 
Officer in- 
Garrison 
i 
1 
General step 
by step 
orientation to 
prepare the 
student for 
command or staff 
duty with 
troops. Dis- 
cussion is 
carried out 
on type duties 
- student may 
have. 
C 
None 
CasuaIties 
and Casualty 
Estimates 
1 
Elaboration of 
a single but 
major item of 
the medical 
estimate; 
derivation of 
casualty estimate 
tables, their 
projection and 
correction for 
present and 
future operations; 
exercises in 
casualty estimates. 
C 
FMs 8-55, 
Cha p 3, 
Sec I, and 
Chap 7; 
100-5, 
pars 130- 
134 
i 
Examination 
3 
To cover the 
organization 
and employment 
of the Medical 
Company, Medical 
Battalion, and 
all other 
related subjects. 
E 
All 
previous 
references 
106 ANNEX NO. 42 
THE MEDICAL SERVICE IN SPECIFIC OPERATIONS 
. , ( 39 Routes ) 
Subject aNd 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—Sg'dP'g' 'OP TWoF 
'INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Infantry 
Regiment 
in Attack 
3 
Review of 
organization 
and tactics 
by the Infantry 
Regiment by 
presentation of 
initial situation 
and tactical 
developments 
in map exercise; 
application of 
knowledge of 
organization 
and function of 
Medical Company 
to solutions of 
problems of 
medical support 
of Infantry 
Regiment in 
attack* 
PE 
Review, 
Organiza- 
tion 
Infantry 
Regiment 
and 
Medical 
Company 
Infantry 
Regiment 
in Defense 
3 
Review of 
principles of 
defensive opera- 
tions and their 
effect on medical 
service; develop- 
ment of solutions 
to problems of 
medical support of 
Infantry Regiment 
in defense. 
PE 
Review, 
Organiza- 
tion 
Infantry 
Regiment 
and 
Medical 
Company 
Infantry 
Division 
5 
Review of tactics 
of combined arms 
PE 
Review 
all 
in Attack 
and organization 
and function of 
Infantry Division, 
Application of 
knowledge of 
Regimental and 
Division medical 
service, staff 
references 
on Medical 
Support, 
Orders 
and Staff 
Procedure 
107 AMEX, NO. 42 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
procedure, field 
orders, estimate 
of situation, 
and staff planning 
to solution of 
problems in 
medical support 
of various 
elements of 
Infantry Division 
in a coordinated 
attack. 
Infantry 
Division 
in Defense 
3 
Review of 
principles of 
defensive opera- 
tions applied 
to units of 
combined arms; 
development of 
solutions to 
problems of 
medical support 
of elements of a 
Division in 
defense involving 
limited retrograde- 
movement, counter 
attack plans, and 
counter attack* 
PE 
Review 
all 
Defensive 
Actions, 
and the 
Medica 1 
Support 
of 
Infantry 
Div isi on 
Armored 
Division 
in the 
Attack 
4 
Review of 
organization 
and employment 
o'f Armored units; 
solution of 
problems of 
medical service 
of Armored Division 
in attack, includ- 
ing rapid advance 
and temporary 
isolation from 
supporting medical 
service* 
PE 
Review 
all 
references 
on Medical 
Units, 
Armored 
108 ANNEX N0,‘42 (Contf d ) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Amphiblous 
Operations 
10 
Review of C, 
tactics of 
amphibious 
.operations 
involving Bat- 
talion and 
Regimental 
landing teams 
and Division 
task force; 
medical planning 
for amphibious 
operations with 
illustration of 
extent of medical 
plan for landing 
of field Army 
and its support 
by Army Service 
Command; medical 
service and care 
of casualties 
afloat; medical 
service of 
Engineer special 
brigade; medical 
functions of Navy 
shore party; 
demonstration 
in employment of 
Regimental Medical 
Company and 
Division Medical 
Battalion in 
landing operations, 
loading and 
landing personnel, 
evacuation of 
casualties• 
D, PE 
PMs 8-5, 
8-10, 8- 
55,'31-55 
TF 8-1424; 
PBs 9, 22, 
64, 146, 
204 
Airborne 
Operations 
4 
Review of 
organization and 
employment of 
the Airborne 
Division; illustra- 
tion of medical 
planning for 
PE 
PM 8-5, 
pars 40-45 
109 ANNEX NO* 43 
MEDICAL SERVICE OP THE INFANTRY AND ARMORED DIVISIONS 
(34 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
Scope - of ' t!ppe op 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Medical 
34 
Field Exercise PE 
All 
Service of 
at Camp Bullis 
references 
the Infantry 
to continue 
as used 
and Armored 
over one week - 
in the 
Divisions 
having students 
participate in 
various day and 
night exercises 
on a Division 
level. Having 
tactical walks, 
and other outdoor 
exercises, includ- 
ing one half day 
on an exercise 
in camouflage 
having select 
student officers 
as observers in 
Cub planes; a 
demonstration 
of mountain opera- 
tions, and an 
exercise on 
amphibious opera- 
tion. NOTE: one 
day devoted to 
Armored Units, 
utilizing the 
Medical Company, 
2d Armored 
Division, from 
Camp Hood, Texas. 
process of 
instruc- 
tion os 
to Medical 
Service 
in the 
Infantry 
and 
Armored 
Divisions AMEX NO. 44 
LEADERSHIP AND COURTESIES 
(4 Hours) 
mJWTTO 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
S0o£fi Op type of“ 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Leadership and 
C omma nd 
Ability 
1 
Discussion of 
the necessary 
qualifications 
and character- 
istics of a 
successful 
leader. 
C 
PM 22-5, 
pars 2-18 
Wearing of 
the Uniform 
1 
Various types 
of authorized 
uniforms are 
modeled,and the 
regulations 
governing the 
various uniforms 
authorized for 
wear are discussed. 
Orientation 
covering Naval 
officer’s insignia, 
branch insignia 
and enlisted 
insignia• 
D 
ARs 600- 
35, 600- 
40, 1944; 
WD Cir 
88, 1946 
Military 
Courtesies, 
Ind oors 
1 
Demonstration 
covering the 
basic rules of 
military courtesy 
among military 
personnel as 
pertain to indoor 
s ituations, 
D 
PM 22-5, 
Chap 3; 
AR 600- 
25 
Military 
Courtesies, 
Outdoors 
1 ' 
Demonstration 
covering the 
basic rules of 
military courtesy 
among military 
personnel as 
pertain to outdoor 
situations, 
D 
PM 22-5, 
Chap 3; 
AR 600- 
25 
112 ANNEX NO. 45 
TRAINING MANAGEMENT 
(7 Hours) 
SUBJECT AllD 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
'REFERENCES 
Tables of 
Organization 
and Equipment 
1 
Instruction 
covering the 
introduction 
to the course 
"Tra ining 
Ma nagement" 
and the procedure 
used in interpret- 
ing a "T/0". 
C 
AR 310-60 
Steps in 
Training 
Ma nag erne nt 
• 
1 
Outline the 
course in 
Training Manage- 
ment and how 
various phases 
of training 
management are 
utilized by unit, 
upon-activation 
and during 
training programs. 
C 
FM 21-5, 
Sec, 2, 
Appendix 
2 
Es t ima t e 
of the 
Training 
Situation 
1 
Conference 
covering the 
important factors 
that rmst be 
considered in 
making the 
estimate of a 
training 
situation. 
c 
FM 21-5, 
pars 15- 
24 
Training 
Programs and 
Master 
Schedules 
1 
Dis cussion 
of the training 
program of a unit 
and the making up 
of a master 
schedule. 
c 
FM 21-5, 
pars 25- 
27, 122, 
130, Sec 
IX, Appen- 
dix III 
Weekly . 
Schedule 
1 
Instruction on 
the preparation 
of a weekly 
schedule and fac- 
tors that must be 
taken into 
consideration. 
c 
FM 21-5, 
pars 131- 
132, 
Appendix 
IV 
113 ANNEX NO. 46 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Roundtable 
1 
Members selected C, PE 
PM 21-5, ' 
Application 
from the class 
Appendix 
and Discussion 
to enter various 
II; prev- 
of Training 
scenes demonstrate 
ious 
Problems 
ing problems 
encountered in 
setting up a 
training program. 
Students selected 
will explain 
their solutions 
to the problem in 
a realistic round- 
- table presentation. 
Then the discussion 
will be thrown open 
to comments and 
questions from 
the class in 
general. 
references 
Examination 
1 . 
Examination E 
All 
(Training 
covering material 
previous 
Management) 
presented during 
previous hours of 
Training Manage- 
ment « 
references 
114 ANNEX NO. 46 
PHYSICAL CONDITIONING 
(80 Hours)• 
.FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
WfTW 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 
to Types of 
Calisthenics 
1 
Explanation, 
demonstration 
and application 
of various types 
of starting 
positions, 
warm-up and 
running 
exercises, 
D, PE 
FM 21-20, 
Chap 2, 
Sec IV 
Conditioning 
Exercises 
1 
Explanation, 
demonstration 
and application 
of various types 
of conditioning 
and running 
exercises, 
D, PE 
FM 21-20, 
Chap 4 
Warm-up and 
Conditi oning 
Exercises 
3 
Explanation, 
demonstration 
and application 
of various types 
of warm-up, 
conditioning 
and running 
exercises* 
D, PE 
FM 21-20, 
Chap 4, 
Secs II, 
III 
Conditioning, 
Guerrilla and 
Running 
Exercises 
5 
Explanation, 
demonstration 
1 end application 
of various 
types of 
conditioning, 
guerrilla and 
running 
exercises. 
D, PE 
FM 21-20, 
Chaps 4, 
8, 9 
Beginning 
Swimming 
18 
Explanation, D, PE 
demonstration, 
application and 
correction of 
various types 
of swimming 
methods, strokes, 
floating, under- 
water swimming and 
surface diving. 
PM 21-2©; 
Red Cross 
Life 
Saving 
Manual ANNEX NO. 46 (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT An£> ' 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—SCope~(5f 1 
INSTRUCTION 
TTFTW 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Conditioning, 
Guerrilla, Grass 
Drills and 
Running 
Exercises 
4 
Explanation, 
demonstration 
and application 
of various 
types of 
conditi oning, 
guerrilla, 
grass drill., 
and running 
exercises, 
D, PE 
FM 21-20, 
Chaps 4, 
8, 9 
Conditi oning 
Exercises and 
Mass Games 
1 
Explanation, 
demonstration 
and application 
of various 
types of 
conditioning 
exerc is es 
and mass games. 
D, PE 
PM 21-20, 
Chap 4; 
TM 21-220 
Conditioning, 
Guerrilla, Grass 
Drills and 
Running 
Exercises 
6 
Explanation, 
demons tra t ion 
and application 
of various 
types of 
conditi oning, 
guerrilla, 
grass drill and 
running 
exercises * 
D, PE 
PM 21-20, 
Chaps 4, 
8, 9 
Conditioning, 
Combative and 
Running 
Exercises 
1 
Explanation, 
demonstration 
and application 
of various 
types of 
conditioning, 
combative and 
running 
exercises. 
D, PE 
PM 21-20, 
Chaps 4, 
9, 13 
Conditioning, 10 
Guerrilla, 
and Grass Drill 
Exercises; 
Relays and 
Running Exercises 
Explanation, 
demonstration 
and application 
of various types 
of conditioning, 
guerrilla, grass 
drill and running 
exercises. Relay 
races. 
D, PE 
PM 21-20, 
Chaps 4, 
8, 9 
116 ANNEX NO. 46 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Conditioning, 
Guerrilla 
Grass Drill, 
Combative 
and Running 
Exercises 
4 
"Explana tlon, 
demonstration 
and application 
of various types 
of c onditi oning, 
guerrilla, com- 
bative and 
running 
exercises. 
D, PE 
FM 21-20, 
Chaps 4, 
8, 9, 13 
Conditioning, 
Guerrilla 
and Grass 
Drill Exercises. 
Game s 
1 
Application of 
various types 
of conditioning, 
•guerrilla and 
grass drill 
exercises. 
Mass games. 
PE 
FM 21-20, 
Chaps 4, 
8 9 • 
TM 21-220 
Conditioning, 
Guerrilla and 
Combative 
Exercises. 
Games 
6 
Explanation, 
demonstration 
and application 
of various types 
of conditioning, 
guerrilla, 
combative 
exercises and 
mass games. 
D, PE 
PM 21-20, 
Chaps 4, 
8, 13; 
TM 21- 
220 
Conditioning 
Exercises 
and Mass Games 
2 
Application of 
various types 
of conditioning 
exercises and 
mass games. 
PE 
FM 21-20, 
Chap 4; 
TM 21-220 
Conditioning, 
Guerrilla, 
Grass Drill 
Exercises. 
Games and Relay 
Races 
3 
i 
Explanation, 
demonstration 
and application 
of various types 
of conditioning, 
gue rr i1la , gra s s 
drill exorcises. 
Games and relay 
races, > ' 
D, PE 
FM 21-20, 
Chaps 4, 8, 
9; TM 
21-220 
Conditioning, 
Guerrilla and 
Running 
Exercises. 
Mass Games 
2 
Explanation, 
demonstration 
and application 
of various types 
of conditioning. 
D, PE 
FM 21-20, 
Chaps 4, 
8, 9; 
TM 21-220 
117 . ANNEX NO, 46 (Cont1d) 
Subject and 
FILE NUMBER 
ROURS 
‘STOW"T)P WfE'W 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
i. 
guerrilla and 
running 
exercises• 
Mass Games, 
Conditioning 
and Running 
Exercises; 
Mass Games 
6 
Explanation, D, PE 
demonstration 
and application 
of conditioning 
and running 
exercises, 
Mass Games, 
FM 21-20, 
Chaps 4-9; 
TM 21-220 
Guerrilla 
and Grass Drill 
Exercises; 
Relays and 
Games 
1 
Explanation, D, PE 
demonstration 
and application 
of various 
guerrilla and 
grass drill 
exercises• 
Relays and 
games• 
FM 21-20, 
Chaps’ 8, 
9; TM 
21-220 
Guerrilla 
and Grass Drill 
Exercises; 
Combatives and 
Games 
1 
Explanation, D, PE 
demonstration 
and application 
of various 
guerrilla and 
grass drill 
exercises; com- 
batives and 
games. 
FM 21-20, 
Chap 8; 
TM 21-220 
Guerrilla 
and Grass 
Drill 
Exercises; 
Games 
2 
Explanation, D, PE 
demonstration 
’and application 
of various guerrilla 
and grass drill 
exercises and games. 
PM 21-20, 
Chap 8; 
TM 21-220 
Physical 
Fitness Tost 
2 
Explanation, D, PE 
demonstration 
and application 
of a physical fit- 
ness test as pre- 
scribed in Training 
Circular No, 87, 
PM 21-20, 
Chap 17 
118 ANNEX' NO. 47 
INFORMATION AND EDUCATION 
(16 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE 6P 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
China (1600 - 
Present) 
1 
Lecture covering 
the history and 
development of 
China, 
L 
None 
Troop 
Informs tion 
Program 
1 
Lecture covering 
the phases of 
discussion 
groups, purpose 
and briefing 
leaders dis- 
cussion technique. 
L 
WD Cirs 
360, 1944; 
100, Sec 
IX, 1946; 
TM 28-210; 
EM-1 (GI 
Roundtable) 
7; Army 
Informa- 
tion 
Digest; 
Discussion 
> 
• 
and Infor- 
mation 
Handbook 
(proposed) 
Problems 
of the 
World 'Today 
• f 
1 
Open discussion 
of any problem 
to be offered by 
members of the 
student body. 
Monitored by 
the instructor. 
C 
Current 
period- 
icals , 
news- 
papers ; 
WD pub- 
lications , 
etc. 
Russia (1682 - 
Present) 
1 
Lecture covering 
the history and 
background of 
Russia, 
L 
None 
The United 
States, 
Historical 
Principles 
and Current 
Problems 
1 
Lecture covering 
the history, 
background and 
current problems 
of the United 
States. 
L 
None ANNEX NO., 47 (Cont'd) 
Subject and 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
Scope Op Type of 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Problems 
1 
Panel (to be C 
Current 
of the World 
composed of 
period- 
Today 
members of the 
student body) 
to present prob- 
lems of current 
interest for 
benefit- of 
audience .. 
Monitored by 
instructor and 
open for 
questions from 
the audience 
during the 
last quarter 
of the hour. 
icals, 
news- 
papers ; 
W'D pub- 
lications , 
etc 
Information 
1 
Lecture covering L 
WD Cirs 
and Education, 
the mission. 
360, 367, 
Mission, Weed 
need and organize- 
Sec VI, 
and Organization 
tion of Information 
and Education, 
1944, 193, 
Sec I, 
1945; 18, 
Sec II; 
111, Sec I; 
138, par 20 
1946; TM 
28-210; 
Ltr, I&E 
Div.,WDSS, 
29 Apr 46, 
Sub j e c t; 
nTroop 
Information 
Program” 
(7); WD 
Pamphlet 
20-3; Army 
Informa- 
tion 
Digest 
Germany (1618 
Present) 
t 
1 
Lecture covering L 
history and 
development of 
Germany. 
None 
120 ANNEX NO. 47 (Cont'd) 
STJKTECT' MB— 
FILE NUMBER 
' HOURS 
SC6Pe of TYPE of 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Japan (1500 ' - 
Present) 
1 
Lecture covering 
history and 
background of 
Japan. 
L 
None 
Problems of 
the World 
Today 
1 
Symposium, to 
be composed of 
members of the 
student body, 
monitored by the 
instructor, to bo 
open for ques- 
tions from the 
floor during the 
last quarter of 
the hour* 
C 
Current 
period- 
icals , 
news- 
papers ; 
WD pub- 
lications , 
etc. 
Britain (1600 
Pre.sent) 
1 
Lecture covering 
history and 
development 
of Britain. 
L 
None 
Fascism, 
Communism 
and Democracy 
1 
Lecture covering 
the explanation 
of and comparisons 
between Fascism, 
Communism and 
Democracy* 
L 
None 
Problems of 
the World 
Today 
1 
Formal debate 
(team members 
selected from 
student body). 
Voting to be in 
hands of balance 
of the student 
body acting as 
the audience# 
Monitored by the 
instructor* 
C 
None 
Information 
Centers and 
Media 
1 
Introduction to 
and explanation 
of Information 
and Education 
Center. Tour 
of such a center. 
C 
WD Cirs 
113, 360, 
1944; TM 
28-210; 
Army Infor- 
mation 
121 ANNEX NO. 47 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
S'COtE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
. 
Digest; 
Army 
Ta Ik; 
Discus- 
sion and 
Informa- 
tion Hand- 
book (pro- 
posed ) 
Army 
Education 
Program 
(USAFI) 
1 
Lecture covering L 
the mission of 
USAFI, organiza- 
tional and 
administrative 
programs; USAFI 
and its operation; 
off-duty educational 
programs, educational 
counsellors and 
publicizing 
educational pro- 
grams * 
WD Cirs 
360, 367, 
Sec X; 
392, Sec 
VI, 1944; 
193, Sec I, 
1945; 111, 
Sec I, 1946; 
TM 28-210; 
USAFI 
Informa - 
tion 
Bulletin; 
USAFI 
Catalog 
To be 
Announced 
1 
Guest Speaker. L 
None ANNEX NO. 48 
CHEMICAL WARFARE TRAINING 
(5 Hours) 
Subject' mr~~ 
PILE HUMBER 
.HOURS 
"'TOTfSTOT TY'fS' 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
'REFERENCES 
Chemical 
Agents 
* 
• • 
1 
Explanation of 
the various 
classes of war 
gases and the 
physiological 
effects of each 
class. 
C 
PM 
TM 
21-40; 
3-215 
Individual 
Protection 
and Decon- 
tamination 
1 
Training film 
covering 
individual pro- 
tection against 
chemical attack, 
and decontamina- 
tion procedures 
of personnel, 
equipment and 
area s. 
TF 
PM 
21-40 
Gas Mask 
Drill 
1 
9 
Demonstration 
and application 
of the proper 
methods of 
slinging the mask, 
removing the mask 
from the carrier, 
fitting and 
adjusting the 
mask, inspecting 
the mask, testing 
for gas and 
removing and 
replacing the 
mask in the 
carrier. 
D, PE 
PM 
TM 
21-40; 
3-205 
Gas Chamber 
1 
Reviewing the 
proper fitting 
and adjusting 
the mask. 
Application on 
use of gas 
chamber by 
member of the 
class. 
PE 
FM 
21-40 
123 ANNEX NO. 48 (Cont'd) 
Subject 
PILE NUMBER HOURS 
Scope of 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
First Aid to 1 
The c ommon 
C, D 
PM 21-40, 
Exposed Persons 
types of gases 
Figures 
end the Treatment 
which might be 
8 and 21, 
of Casualties 
used in modern 
pars 100- 
from Chemical 
gas warfare are 
102; 
Attacks 
reviewed, and 
an outline of 
the steps to 
be taken in 
the first aid 
treatment of 
casualties from 
the various 
gases is dis- 
cussed. The 
Gas Casualty 
First Aid Kit 
and its contents 
will be demonstrated 
during this 
period. 
uGas War 
fare”, by 
A. H. 
Wa itt, 
pp 255- 
273 AMEX.NO. 49 
DEMONSTRATIONS AND APPLICATIONS 
(16 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SOOPE OF ' TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Unit • 
Inspection 
1 
Proper method 
of conducting 
an outside 
inspection 
emphasizing the 
important factors 
to be considered. 
D 
PM 22-5, 
pars 154, 
156, 166, 
215, 216, 
217 
Interior 
Guard 
1 
Illustration of 
the standards to 
be established 
in the performance 
of interior guard 
duty together with 
a demonstration 
and commentary 
emphasizing the 
actions of the 
officers, non- 
commissioned 
officers and men. 
C, D 
FM 26-5, 
pp 1-19, 
and 
Appendix 
I, pars 
3, 4 
Inspections 
4 
Applicatory 
exercises. Indoor 
and outdoor in- 
spections of class 
units are made 
PE 
FM 22-5, 
pars 154, 
156, 166, 
215, 216, 
217; PM 
by unit com- 
manders , 
21-15, Sec 
IV, pp 
79-84; 
AR 600-35, 
AR 600-40; 
WD Cir 88, 
1946 
Assembly and 
Adjustment 
of Medical 
Department 
Soldier 1s 
Field Equipment 
1 
Demonstrat ion 
application of 
the correct 
procedure of 
assembly of field 
equipment together 
with an explanation 
of the nomenclature 
of each item of 
equipment and 
parts thereof. 
D, PE 
PMs 21-15, 
21-100, 
22-5 
125 ANNEX NO. 49 (Cont'd) 
Subject 7:nd 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYFITOF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Shelter Tent 
Pitching and 
Display of 
Equipment 
2 
Explanation 
and demonstra- 
tion of the 
proper methods 
utilized in 
pitching a 
shelter tent 
and displaying 
items of 
individual 
equipment• 
D, 
PE 
FMs 21-15, 
pars 19, 
21, 25; 
21-100; 
22-5, par 
145 
Pitching 
and Striking- 
Command Post 
and Pyramidal 
Tent 
2 
Explanation 
and demonstra- 
tion of the 
proper method 
of pitching 
and striking a 
command post 
and pyramidal 
tent followed 
by an applicatory 
period during 
, which class 
members will 
pitch and strike 
the tents 
mentioned above* 
D, 
PE 
PM 20-15, 
Sec II, 
pars 26- 
30; Sec 
III, pars 
31-35 
Pitching 
and Striking- 
Squad Tent and 
Latrine Screen 
2 
Explanation 
and demonstra- 
tion of the 
proper method 
of pitching 
and striking a 
squad tent and 
latrine screen 
followed by an 
applicatory period 
during which class 
members will pitch 
and strike the 
above mentioned 
tents and 
latrino screen* • 
D, 
PE 
FM 20-15, 
Sec I, 
pars 21- 
25; Sec 
VIII, pars 
56-60 
126 ANNEX-NO. 49 (Cont'd) 
Subject Aito 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
YTpTW 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Inspection of 
1 
Inspections of 
c- 
PM 21-5, 
Barracks 
a battalion 
Sec IV, 
barracks, a 
battalion day 
pp 79-84; 
AR 600-40; 
room and a company 
supply room are 
explained and 
demonstrated 
with emphasis 
placed on the 
military 
WD Cir 88, 
1946; 
WD AGO 
Forms 15, 
32, 56, 
446 and 
447, and 
* 
courtesies to 
the com- 
be rendered 
and on the 
actual c onduct 
of an inspection 
by an inspecting 
officer* 
pany 
property 
book 
County Pair 
2 
Examination 
E 
All 
(Examination) 
% 
covering the 
various hours 
of instruction 
given by the 
references 
regarding 
Training 
Depart- 
' ’ ’ i 
Training 
Department. 
ment sub- 
jects 
taught 
during 
the course ANNEX NO. 50 
MEAT AND DAIRY HYGIENE 
(18 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Orientation 
1 
Procurement and 
Inspection of 
food products 
of animal 
origin; respon- 
sibilities of 
the Medical 
Department in 
relation thereto. 
Inspection ser- 
vice by other 
Governmental 
and civil 
agencies; 
Federal 
specif ications. 
C 
AR 40- 
2150, 
Secs I, 
II, III, 
IV; TMs 
8-450, 
Sec IV, 
pars 28- 
43; 
10-210, 
Sec XI, 
par 74 
Beef, Fresh 
2 
Types, classes 
and grades of 
carcass beef; 
grading factors; 
wholesale cuts; 
spoilage; Federal 
specifications, 
C, D 
TM 10- 
210, Sec 
XI, par 
75 • 
11 Military 
Preventive 
Medicine”, 
Dunham, 
pp 453 
Veal, Lamb 
and Mutton, 
Fresh 
1 
Types, classes 
and grades of 
carcass veal, 
lamb and mutton; 
grading factors; 
wholesale cuts; 
spoilage factors; 
Federal 
specifications. 
C, D 
TM 10- 
210, Sec 
XI, pars 
77-79; 
"Military 
prevent ive 
Medicine”, 
Dunham, 
pp 454- 
457 
Pork, Fresh 
1 
Types and grades 
of fresh pork; 
grading factors; 
wholesale cuts; 
spoilage; Federal 
specifications. 
128 
C, D 
TM 10- 
210, Sec 
XI, par 
76; 
"Mllitcry 
Preventive 
Medicine”, 
Dunham, 
pp 455 ANNEX NO. 50 (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT'""ATO” 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
" SCOFF-OP TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Cured and 
Smoked Meats 
2 
t 
Curing' agents 
and curing pro- 
cesses, Smok- 
ing cured meats. 
Grading and 
spoilage, 
Federal 
specifications. 
C, D 
TM 10-210, 
Sec XI, 
par 81; 
"Military 
Preventive 
Medicine”, 
Dunham, 
pp 463- 
466 
Sausage, 
Fresh and 
Processed 
2 
i 
Types of 
sausage, com- 
position, manu- 
facture, quality 
and spoilage 
factors. Federal 
specifications. 
C, D 
TM 10-210, 
Sec XI, 
par 82; 
”Military 
Preventive 
Medicine”, 
Dunham, 
pp 473- 
474 
Meat 
Specialties 
i .. 
Identification, 
quality and 
spoilage factors 
relating to 
livers, kidneys, 
hearts, brains, 
tongues and sweet 
breads. Federal 
specifications. 
C, D 
TM 10-210, 
Sec XI, 
par 80 
Poultry 
1 
Market classes 
and grades of 
dressed poultry, 
methods of 
dressing and 
drawing, grading 
factors and 
spoilage. Federal 
specifications. 
C, D 
TM 10-210,. 
Sec XIII, 
par 89; 
"Military 
Preventive 
Medicine”, 
Dunham, 
pp 475 
Eggs 
1 
Structure, 
standards and 
grades of eggs. 
Egg candling to 
illustrate quality 
factors. Federal 
specifications• 
C, D, PE 
TM 10-210, 
Sec XIII, 
par 90; 
"Military 
Preventive 
Medicine”, 
Dunham, 
pp 476-477 
129 AMEX NO* 50 (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT AND”' 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS . 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Canned Meats 
and Meat 
Products 
1* 
Canning methods, C, D 
types of cans 
and structure. 
Discussion and 
demonstration 
of various types 
of defective cans. 
Composition and 
manufacture of 
conned meats and 
meat products 
purchased by Army, 
Federal 
specifications, 
TM 10-210, 
Sec II, 
par 3 
-Marine 
Products 
1 
Types 'and grades C, D 
4 of marine products 
purchased for 
troops. Indica- 
tion and determina- 
• tion of spoilage. 
Federal 
specifications, 
TM 10-210, 
Sec XIV; 
"Military 
Preventive 
Medicine", 
Dunham, 
pp 477- 
487 
Milk and 
Ice Cream 
2 
* Discussion of C, D 
dairy farm milk 
plant, and ice 
cream plant 
operations and 
sanitation. Types 
and grades of 
fluid, evaporated, 
' and powdered milk 
purchased for 
troops. Federal 
specifications. 
TM 10-210, 
Sec XII, 
par 86; 
"Military 
Preventive 
Medicine", 
Dunham, 
pp 488- 
530 
Butter and 
Cheese 
1 
,Discussion of C, D, PE 
the manufacture, 
grading factors, 
composition and 
►types of butter 
and cheese. Federal 
specifications. 
Exhibition of 
.various types and 
TM 10-210, 
Sec XII, 
pars 87-88; 
"Military 
Preventive 
Medicine" , 
Dunham, 
pp 554-558 
130 ANNEX NO. 50 (Cont'd) 
Subject and 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
Scope op' ' 
INSTRUCTION 
nww 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
. . . 
grades of 
butter and 
cheese for 
student 
examination. 
• - • - ■ 
Written 
Examination 
1 
Written 
examination 
covering all 
previous 
subjects, 
E 
All 
preceding 
references ANNEX -NO. 51 
ARMY ADMINISTRATION, GENERAL 
(20 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OPTYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFEREBCES 
War Department 1 
The authority C 
ARs 1-5, 
Publications, 
and use of War 
1-10, 
Genera 1 
Department 
1-15, 
publics tions 
310-10, 
in general; 
310-15, 
definition and 
310-20, 
use of various 
310-50, 
type regulations, 
310-60, 
circulars, bul- 
3X0-200; 
letins, pamphlets, 
memoranda, manuals, 
tables, and 
orders; distribu- 
tion and requisi- 
tion of publica- 
tions . 
FM 21-6 
Army 2 
The force and C, PE 
ARs 1-5, 
Regulations 
effect of Army 
1-10, 
Regulations; their 
1-15, 
scope and related 
310-10, 
publications; form 
310-15, 
and arrangement; 
310-20, 
effective date; 
310-50, 
- 
practical exercise 
310-60, 
in filing, posting. 
310-200; 
and maintaining 
Army Regulations# 
FM 21-6 
Military 1 
To instruct the G 
TM 12-253 
Correspondence, 
student in the 
Military 
writing of 
Letters 
military letters, 
the form of a 
letter, parts 
of a military 
letter, and the 
purpose and pre- 
paration of 
ind orsements# 
132 ANNEX NO, .51 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Military 
1 
To instruct 
C 
TMs 12-253, 
Correspondence 
the students 
12-256, 
Orders, Bulletins, 
and Memoranda 
in the pre- 
paration and 
purpose of 
General Orders, 
Special Orders, 
Bulletins and 
Memoranda , 
Court-Martial 
Orders, 
12-256A 
Military 
1 
Instruction in 
C 
ARs 380-5, 
Correspondence 
Safeguarding 
Military 
Information 
y 
the need for 
protection of 
military informa- 
tion, classifica- 
tion of documents 
as an aid to 
safeguarding, the 
various categories 
of classified 
information, the 
protection re- 
quired by each 
and methods used 
to furnish this 
protection. 
380-10; 
PMs 30-25, 
30-28 
Re c o rd s 
Administration 
Filing 
Procedures 
1 
y 
To instruct the 
student in the 
proper methods 
of installing 
and maintaining 
files; use of 
War Deportment 
decimal file 
system, main- 
tenance of 
alphabetical and 
document files. 
C 
TM 12-258 
Records 
■ 1 
A practical 
PE 
TM 18-256; 
Administration 
Filing 
Procedures 
y 
exercise in the 
use and main- 
tenance of decimal 
files. Students 
War Depart- 
ment 
Decimal 
Pile 
System 
133 ANNEX NO. 51 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OPTYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
will be 
required to 
assign proper 
file numbers, 
make decisions 
Records 
2 
as to cross- 
referencing, 
and segregate 
various documents 
. into permanent 
and temporary 
files. 
Instruction in C 
TM 12-258 
Administration 
t 
the purpose and 
• ' 
Disposition of 
need for 
Records 
systematic 
disposition of 
files and records; 
t 
Pay and 
1 
preparation and 
use of Records 
Disposition 
Schedules, pre- 
paration of records 
for shipment to 
War Department 
Depositaries, 
and use or access 
to transferred 
files. 
To outline for C 
ARs 35-1320, 
Allowances 
the students 
35-1340, 
of Officers 
the pay and 
35-1420, 
allowances of 
officers, pay 
for specialized 
duty, retired 
pay, loss of pay 
through disciplinary 
action and because 
of hospitalization 
35-1485, 
35-1490, 
35-1495, 
35-1540, 
35-1620, 
35-1640, 
35-1680, 
35-1740; 
(Line of Duty No, 
TMs '14- 
AR' 35-1440), and 
to describe the 
preparation of : 
a pay voucher,, , 
501, 
14-503 
134 ANNEX NO. 51 (Cont’d) 
HirEjiOT’iw"" 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—srorew. 
INSTRUCTION 
"TYPimp 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Preparation 
of Pay 
Vouchers 
1 
T * • 
A practical 
exercise in 
the preparation 
of an officer’s 
pay voucher# 
PE 
ARs 35- 
1320, 
35-1340, 
35-1360, 
35-1380, 
35-1620, 
35-1640, 
35-1660, 
35-1680, 
35-1800, 
35-4220; 
TM 14-501 
Pay and 
Allowances 
of Enlisted 
Personnel 
1 
To give the 
students a broad 
over-all picture 
of the pay and 
allowances of 
enlisted personnel, 
to show rates of 
pay and how the 
base pay of a 
soldier may be 
increased or 
decreased. To 
outline a plan 
for the payment 
of a company or 
detachment. 
C 
ARs 
35-1320, 
35-1420, 
35-1440, 
35-1480, 
35-1485, 
35-1490, 
35-1495, 
35-1500, 
35-1550, 
35-2340, 
35-2360, 
35-2440, 
35-2460, 
35-2600, 
35-4520, 
35-5520, 
35-5540; 
TM 14-502 
Preparation 
of Army 
Payrolls 
1 
A practical 
exercise in 
the preparation 
of an Army 
payroll# 
PE 
ARs 
35-1340, 
35-1420, 
35-1440, 
35-1510, 
35-2340, 
35-2360, 
345-155; 
TMs 
14-503, 
12-255 
Service 
Records 
1 
To describe the 
Service Record 
in general, list 
typical entries 
TM 12- 
230A; 
AR 345- 
125 
135 ANNEX NO* 51 (Cbnt'd) 
SUBJECT AMD 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE 0F 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
and give 
directions 
for making 
these entries. 
Hol'd a directed 
discussion 
regarding the 
use and disposi- 
tion of the 
Service Record. 
Service 
Records 
3 
A practical 
exercise in 
the preparation 
and maintenance 
of Service 
Records; making 
typical entries 
and closing the 
Service Record 
upon discharge 
of enlisted 
personnel. 
PE 
TM 
12-230A 
Organization 
of a Personnel 
Office 
1 
To outline for 
the students a 
typical organiza- 
tion of a unit 
personnel office, 
and to describe 
the functions of 
each section. 
C 
AR 345-5; 
TMs 12- 
250, 
12-252 
Examination, 
Array 
Administration 
(General) 
1 
A comprehensive 
written examination 
covering all 
previous hours 
of Army Administra- 
tion (General). 
E 
All 
previous 
references 
listed 
136 ANNEX NO* 52 
MEDICAL SUPPLY RECORDS AND PROCEDURES 
(10 Hours) 
SUBJECT AHD 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
“'Scope op type of 
INSTRUCTIOH INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Requisition 
of Property 
1 
Cover all means 
of requisition- 
ing property, 
to include 
Property Issue 
Slip (WD AGO 
Form 446), 
Requisition (WD 
AGO Form 445), 
verbal requisi- 
tions, and 
automatic issue 
of newly activated 
units for expend- 
able and non- 
expendable 
property. 
C 
ARs 35- 
6520, 
35-6620; 
TMs 38- 
403, 
38-220, 
38-205; 
WD Cir 
133, 
1946 
Supply Records 
Maintained in 
T/0 & E Units 
1 
During this hour 
emphasize the 
responsibility 
of the company 
and detachment 
commander, and 
supply records 
maintained on 
orga niza tiona1 
property in all 
T/0 Sc E units in 
the Zone of the 
Interior, and 
maintenance of 
these records. 
C 
ARs 35- 
6520, 
35-6620; 
Medical 
Supply 
Catalog, 
Section 
10 
C ompany 
Property Book 
1 
Thoroughly 
familiarize the 
class with proper 
maintenance of 
the company 
property book 
in accordance 
with regulations. 
PE 
AR 35- 
6520 
137 ANNE# NO, 52 (Cont'd) 
OTBJOT mkW 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—ST3WOT TWTW 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
* 
REFERENCES 
Stock Record 
Account and 
1 
Familiarize 
the class with 
C 
PSs 39-8, 
38-9; ARs 
Stock Control 
maintenance of 
Stock Record 
Accounts main- 
tained hy account- 
able officers, 
means of stock 
control and stock 
levels* 
35-6560, 
35-6580, 
35-6680, 
705-5; 
TMs 38- 
403, 
38-220 
Purcha ses 
1 
Familiarize 
officers with 
purcha sing 
agencies of The 
Surgeon General1s 
Office. Depots 
and stations to 
include authority, 
records and 
procedures• 
C 
AR 40- 
1705; 
Medical 
Supply 
Gatalog; 
WD Pro- 
curement 
Regula- 
tions ; 
TM 8-262, 
Chop X 
Quarterly 
Droppage 
Allowance 
1 
Thorough 
indoctrination 
of officers with 
th,e preparation 
of Certificate 
of Droppage of 
Minor Non-expend- 
able Property, 
(WD AGO Form 
14-123) and 
Quarterly Drop- 
page of China ware 
, ■and Glassware. 
C, PE 
AR 35- 
6620; 
WD Cir 
333, 
1946 
Statement of 
Charges and 
Certificate of 
Fair Wear and 
Tear 
1 
Thorough 
indoctrination 
with the prepara- 
tion of Statement 
of Charges and 
Certificate of 
Pair Wear and 
■ Tear. 
C, PE 
AR 245- 
300; TMs 
38-403, 
38-220 
138 ANNEX NO. 52 (Cont*d) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Observation 3 
This time will 
D 
All 
and Inspection 
be utilized 
references 
of Supply 
for the class 
previously 
Records 
to observe 
supply records 
listed for 
the course 
of units in 
operation, to 
include Company 
in supply 
• 
Supply, Battalion 
Supply, MPSS 
Supply, and 
Medical Supply 
of a Hospital. ANNEX NO* 53 
MESS ADMINISTRATION 
(4 Hours) 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE- OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 1 
to Dietetics 
Division 
Introduction to C 
Mess Administra- 
tion, Organiza- 
tion, of the 
Dietetics Division, 
duties of Director 
of Dietetics, Head 
Dietetian, Dietetian, 
Mess Sergeant, and 
Mess Steward, 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VI, 
Secs 1, 
2 
Mess Personnel 1 
Selection and 0 
assignment of 
civilian employees, 
training, duty 
hours of enlisted 
and civilian per- 
sonnel, absenteeism, 
preparation of 
work schedules and 
assignment cards. 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VI, 
Sec 3 
Menus and 1 
Food Procure- 
ment 
Preparation of G 
menus, procurement 
of food, quarter- 
master purchase, 
commercial pur- 
chases, request 
for bids, office 
procurement. 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VI, 
Sec 4 
Food Storage 1 
and Stock 
Control 
Pood storage, C 
cold storage 
facilities, mark- 
ing walk-in 
refrigerators, 
reach-in boxes, 
dating perishables, 
arrangement of 
stores, amount of 
stock on hand; 
stock control; 
general, receipt, 
inventory card, 
monthly inventory 
issue, distribution. 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VI, 
Secs 5, 
6 
140 ANNEX NO. 54 
AC COUNT'ING PROCEDURES FOR HOSPITAL FUNDS 
(15 Hours) 
SUBJECT AfrD 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 6f type of 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Hospital 
Funds, 
General 
3 
Scope system C 
of accounts, 
financial 
reports, records 
and forms. 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VII, 
Sec 1 
Hospital 
Funds, 
General 
Ledger 
3 
General ledger; C 
cash on hand, 
cosh ip bank, 
accounts receiv- 
able, food 
inventory, 
accounts payable, 
net working 
capital. 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VII, 
Sec 2 
Accounting 
for Income 
end Cosh 
Receipts 
3 
Accounting for C 
income and 
cash receipts, 
classification 
of income of 
the Hospital 
Fund, subsistence 
income, sub- 
sistence charges, 
commuted rations, 
welfare income, 
other income# 
TM 8-262, 
Chop VII, 
Sec 3 
Acc ounting 
for Expenses 
and Cosh 
Disbursements 
2 
Classification C 
of expense 
incurred by a 
Hospital Fund, 
subsistence 
expense, wel- 
fare expense, 
other expense, 
recording of 
expenses, cash 
disbursements # 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VII, 
Sec 4 
141 ANNEX NO. 54 (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
Scope of type of 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Record of 
Da i ly Ga in 
or Loss from 
Subsistence 
* 
2 
Procedure of 
keeping a 
record of daily 
gain or loss 
from subsistence; 
comparison of 
subsistence 
income with pur- 
chases of food 
and subsistence 
for each day 
and for month 
to date. 
C 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VII, 
Sec 5 
Pood 
•Inventory 
Control 
1 
Inventory 
control system, 
ordering, 
delivery, issue 
of food, 
Inventory card, 
physical inventory. 
C 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VII, 
Sec 6 
Hospital 
Funds, 
General 
Review 
1 
Review of 
accounting 
procedure given 
in preceding 
hours, 
C 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VII, 
Secs 1-6 
142 ANNEX NO# 55 
MILITARY LAW 
(5 Hours) 
SWJS'Ct" and 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OP" 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Military 
Offenses and 
the Punitive 
Articles of 
War 
1 
Practical PE 
exercise in 
the discussion 
and proof of 
frequently com- 
mitted military 
offenses, and 
the applicable 
punitive Articles 
of War. 
MCM, Chap 
XXVI 
Preparation 
of the Charge 
Sheet 
1 
Practical PE 
exercise in the 
preparation of 
WD AGO Form 115, 
Charge Sheet. 
MCM, pars 
30, 31, 
32, 
Append ices 
3, 4; 
TM 27-255, 
Chap 5 
The Invest- 
1 
Appointment C 
MCM, pars 
igating Officer 
Trial Judge 
Advocate, and 
Defense Counsel 
i 
of,action to 
be taken by, and 
report of the 
Investigating 
Officer; appoint- 
ment and duties 
of the Trial 
Judge Advocate 
and Defense 
Counsel prior 
to trial. 
35, 41, 
42, 43, 
44, 45; 
TM 27- 
255, 
Chaps 7, 
10, 11 
Rules of 
Evidence 
1 
Discussion of C, PE 
the rules of 
evidence and 
practical exercise 
in the application 
of those rules to 
selected typical 
cases. 
MCM, Chap 
XXV; TM 
27-255, 
Chap 14 
143 ANNEX NO. 55 (Cont'd) 
Subject and 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP iT‘yPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Findings, 
1 
Deliberation by C, PE 
MCM, pars 
Sentences 
the court, 
78, 79, 
and Punish- 
voting procedure. 
80, 81, 
ments 
required number 
and Chap 
of votes, and 
practical exer- 
cise in authorized 
findinga, 
sentences and 
punishments * 
XXIII; 
TM 27-255, 
Chaps 15, 
16 AMEX NO, 56 
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 
(10 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
szmrw tmtp 
INST RUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Cla ss ification 
and Assignment 
2 
♦ 
Interviewing, C, PE 
selective measures, 
testing, skills, 
interests, 
hobbies, physical, 
mental and 
psychological 
ca pabilities, 
interpretation 
of classifica- 
tion data, and 
assignment. 
TMs 12-405, 
12-406, 
12-425, 
12-426, 
12-427, 
12-260; 
WD Pamph- 
let 12-8 
Controlling 
Absence 
1 
The problem of C 
AWOL, types of 
personnel likely 
to go AWOL, causes 
and preventive 
measures. 
AR 615- 
300; 
WD 
Pamphlet 
20-5 
Providing 
Incentives 
2 
Stimulating C, PE 
will to work 
by providing 
proper incentives 
through recogni- 
tion and promotion# 
AR 615-5; 
EM 783, 
Cha ps 
XIII, 
XIV, XV 
Proper 
Tra ining 
2 
Increasing ability C, PE 
to produce by 
proper training 
on the job and 
through Army 
schools # 
AR 350-5; 
EM 783, 
Chap IX 
Utilization 
of Manpower 
2 
Necessity for C, PE 
full utilization 
and methods of 
obtaining full 
and complete 
service of every 
enlisted man and 
officer, including 
limited service, 
WAC, and negro. 
WD Cirs 
105, 119, 
124, 132, 
142, 182, 
220, 1946; 
WD Pamph- 
let 12-8 ANNEX NO* 56 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYfE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Examine tion 
1 
Examination 
and discussion 
covering preced 
inc nine hours. 
E, C 
All 
previous 
references ANNEX NO* 57 
ADMINISTRATIVE CPX 
(7 Hours) 
SUBJECT Awl) 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
6P TYPfe of ■ 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Orientation 
1 
An orientation C 
TM 8-262; 
on Illustrative 
on the Administra- 
AR 40- 
Problem 
tivc CPX to follow. 
590 
> 
This will include 
the mission of 
the problem, and 
, 
a brief review 
of the 
administrative 
organization of 
'a hospital, and 
the functions 
of the various 
administrative 
positions to 
which the 
students will 
be assigned. • 
Administrative 
6 
A practical PE 
All 
CPX 
exercise in 
previous 
which the 
references 
students will 
listed by 
be assigned 
various administra- 
the Depart- 
ment of 
tive positions 
found in a 
hospital and 
required to make 
the actions 
required by a 
scries of 
illustrative 
Administra- 
tion 
problems. 
147 ANNEX NO.58 
DENTAL ADMINISTRATION 
(23 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Dental 
2 
A presentation L 
ARs 40-5, 
Service in 
designed to 
pars 1, 
The Army 
orient the 
newly commissioned 
Dental officer 
concerning the 
Army Dental Corps, 
its history, 
accomplishments 
and objectives. 
2, 3; 
40-15, 
40-510; 
FMs 8-5, 
8-10; 
TM 8-260 
Army 
Regulation 
40-15 
1 
General pro- C 
visions governing 
the Dental Corps 
as enumerated 
in Alt 40-15, a 
discussion and 
interpretation 
of material con- 
tained therein. 
AR 40-15 
Army 
1 
A discussion C 
ARs 40- 
Regulation 
and interpretation 
510, 
40-510 
of material con- 
tained in AR 40- 
510, which prescribes 
the regulations 
governing dental 
attendance in 
the Army• 
40-505 
Dental 
1 
Orientation and C 
War 
Supplies and 
familiarization 
Depart- 
Equipment 
with MED series 
of War Department 
Catalogs, 
Responsibility 
for and safe- 
guarding of Govern- 
ment property. 
Means of obtaining 
supplies and equip- 
ment, Accountability 
and responsibility 
for property. 
ment 
Catalog 
MED 1, 
2, 3, 6, 
10-17; 
TM 8-225; 
ARs 35- 
6520, 
35-6640 
148 ANNEX NO, 58 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Denta1 
Examinations 
and Surveys 
1 
Discussion of C 
dental standards 
of fitness for 
service in the 
various com- 
ponents of the 
Army, Explana- 
tion of the 
various types of 
physical examina- 
tions required* 
The conduct of 
oral examinations 
and the recording 
of results* 
Accomplishment 
of surveys to 
determine the 
dental health 
of a group# 
ARs 40-100, 
40-105, 
40-110, 
40-510 . 
Dental 
Reports, 
Records and 
Pertinent 
Forms I 
1 
The first of C 
ten hours deal- 
ing with the 
subject will lay 
the groundwork 
designed to 
familiarize the 
newly commissioned 
Dental Corps officer 
with reports, 
records and pertinent 
forms commonly used 
in the dental 
service. In this 
hour all the forms 
used are lightly 
touched upon# 
ARs 40-15, 
40-1010; 
TM 8-225 
Denta1 
Reports, 
Records and 
Pertinent 
Forms II 
1 
This hour d-eals C 
entirely with 
the primary record 
of the dental 
service-Register 
of Dental Patients* 
Every portion of the 
form is discussed in 
detail presenting the 
AR 40-1010; 
TM 8-225 
149 ANNEX NO. 58 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND- 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
S'Cb'fE' "GP— TYTTrSF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Appliestory 
4 
proper method 
of recording the 
various required 
data , 
These four PE 
AR 40-1010; 
Exercises-- 
periods are 
TM 8-225; 
Register of 
spent furnish- 
Cla ssroom 
Denta1 
ing the student 
Notes 
Patients 
Dental 
1 
with approved 
solutions to 
several applicatory 
exercises concern- 
ing the Register of 
Dental Patients 
which were Issued 
for completion by 
the student prior 
to these periods. 
The exercises 
present merely 
examples of entries 
which might be 
employed in record- 
ing like cases in 
actual practice. 
These examples 
are concrete and 
typical and in ’ 
addition to them 
others of similar 
application are 
shown. 
The preparation C, PE 
ARs 40-1010 
Reports, 
of the Dental 
40-1705; 
Records and 
Identification 
TM 8-225 
Pertinent 
Forms III 
Record is gone into 
setting forth its 
purpose, require- 
ments and disposi- 
tion. The keeping 
of a Record of Special 
Dental Materials and 
• its relation to the 
Prosthetic Case 
Record is discussed. 
150 ANNEX NO. 56 (Contfd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
“ Scope of 'type of 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Applicatory 
1 
A review type 
of question and 
answer period 
in the later 
portion of the 
hour. 
Approved PE 
ARs 40- 
Exercise- 
solution to 
1010, 
Dental 
two applicatory 
40-1705; 
Identification 
exercises con- 
TM 8-225; 
Record and 
cerning the Dental 
Classroom 
Record of 
Identification 
Notes 
Specia1 
Dental 
Materials 
Denta 1 
1 
Record and Record 
of Special Dental 
Materials which 
were issued to 
the student for 
completion are 
presented in 
considerable 
detail, illustrat- 
ing more or less 
typical examples 
of entries which 
might be mode on 
these two records. 
A detailed C 
AR 40- 
Reports, 
discussion of 
1010; 
Records and 
the Report of 
TM 8-225 
Pertinent 
Forms IV 
Dental Service, 
WD AGO Form 8-98. 
The responsibility 
for and the frequency 
and disposition of 
the report are gone 
into. Discussion 
is punctuated by 
frequent blackboard 
illustration. The 
relation of the 
Report of Dental 
Service to the 
Register of Dental 
Patients is 
empha sized. 
151 ANNEX NO. 58 (Cont’d) 
wmcTim— 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE Ot1 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Appliestory 
Exercise- 
Report of 
Dents 1 
Service 
1 
• A problem PE 
concerning the 
Report of Dental 
Service is issued 
to the student 
prior to this 
period and.in 
this hour a 
solution thereto 
is given re- 
emphasizing 
various important 
points relative 
to responsibility, 
frequency and 
disposition of 
the report* 
AH 40- 
1010; 
TM 8-225; 
Classroom 
Notes 
Central 
Denta1 
Laboratories 
and Their 
Utilization 
1 
Consideration C 
of Central Dental 
Laboratories, 
the service 
rendered and the 
requirements 
for the proper 
utilization of 
that service. ' 
Policies regard- 
ing prosthetic 
service in the 
Army and the proper 
use of WD AGO 
Form 8-143 in 
requesting 
Central Dental 
Laboratory 
service• 
War 
Depart- 
ment 
Technical 
Bulletin; 
TB Med 
148, March 
1945 
Relationship 
of Dental 
Corps and 
Medical Corps 
Officers 
1 
Period devoted L 
to a discussion 
concerning the 
status of the 
dental surgeon 
and his relations 
with the surgeon, 
a comparison of 
such relationships 
with those existing 
None 
152 ANNEX NO. 58 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT anc 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
Sc'Ope of type of 
INSTRUCTION IWSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
between the 
surgeon and his 
c ommanding 
officer and an 
analysis of the 
reasons therefor. 
Examination 
1 
Examination E 
covering all 
material presented 
in the above 18 
periods, inclusive# 
The type of 
examination to 
be determined at 
the time* 
All 
previous 
references 
and class- 
room notes 
Discussion 
of Examination 
1 
Presentation C 
of an approved 
solution to 
the examination 
previously held# 
None 
Personnel 
Records for 
Dental Corps 
Officers I 
1 
Hour designed to C 
give Dental Corps 
officers a brief 
orientation on 
the more common 
personnel records, 
reports and forms 
used in the Army. 
Hour covers records 
maintained on 
officers and enlisted 
men, the company 
morning report, 
daily sick report and 
a discussion of Line 
of Duty. 
ARs 40- 
1025, 
345-125, 
345-400, 
345-415 
Pers onnel 
Records for 
Dental Corps 
Officers II 
1 
This hour is a C 
continuation of 
the preceding hour 
and covers the 
duty roster, 
records pertaining 
to leaves of absence, 
absence without leave, 
causes and prevention. 
ARs 345- 
25, 
600-115, 
600-550, 
615-300 
TMs 12-240, 
14-502 
153 ANNEX NO. 58 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT UHtS>~~~ 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCof'fe O# TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Examination 
1 
pay and allow- 
ances of enlisted 
men and records 
and reports of 
• death* 
Examination E 
Same as 
covering the 
for above 
■ 
subject of 
two 
personnel records 
periods; 
• 
as given in the 
classroom 
above two con*- 
ferences* The 
type of examina- 
tion tt> be 
determined at the 
time thereof* 
notes ANNEX NO. 59 
DENTAL SERVICE IN OVERSEA THEATERS 
{5 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Organization 
of the Dental 
Service in a 
Theater of 
Operations 
2 
Discussion L 
of the dental 
service in a 
type theater 
of operations 
designed to 
familiarize the 
student with 
the dental 
administrative 
network through 
which technical 
supervision of 
the dental service 
is exercised and 
the duties of 
dental officers 
connected there- 
with. 
None 
Organization 
of the Dental 
Service in a 
0 ommu n ic a t i on s 
Zone 
1 
Discussion of L 
the organic 
arrangement of 
a type communica- 
tions zone, the 
various types of 
organizations 
found therein 
and their 
employment. 
FM 8-5, 
Chaps 
2, 3, 11, 
13, 17 
Organization 
of the Dental 
Service in a 
Combat Zone 
1 
Discussion of L 
the type units 
employed in the 
combat zone and 
the facilities 
available therein. 
A consideration 
of the duties of 
Dental officers 
serving in units 
in the combat 
zone • 
PM 8-5, 
Chaps 
2, 3, 4, 
9, 11, 
13 
155 ANNEX NO. 59 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AMD 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
sew, of TTpe'Dp 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION REFERENCES 
Dental Service 1 
A conference 
C Classroom 
in q Theater, 
designed to 
notes 
Communications 
review briefly 
Zone and Combat. 
the foregoing 
Zone 
lectures on 
, ... ■ • ■■ 
the subject and 
to permit 
emphasizing 
important points 
and to allow the 
student to ask 
questions con- 
cerning such 
service• ANNEX NO. 60 
TREATMENT OF JAW FRACTURES 
(2 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
3TOpe"op 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Early Treatment 2 
of Jaw Fractures 
in the Field 
Discussions • C 
confined to 
that of first 
aid and emergency 
treatment of jaw 
fractures at the 
None 
front line v/ith 
the facilities 
available in 
combat organiza- 
tions. Deals 
primarily with 
the treatment 
provided in the 
battalion and 
regimental aid 
station and does 
not enter into 
the definitive 
aspect of such 
treatment. 
• AMEX NO. 61 
TRAINING AND TACTICAL DUTIES 
(42 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OPTYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Demonstration 
of Dental Field 
Equipment 
1 
Hour devoted to 
demonstration of 
the chests and 
kits employed in 
field dental 
service, 
D 
War 
Department 
Catalog 
MED 6, 
10-17 
Demonstration 
Pocking of 
Chest MD 
No. 60 
1 
An acceptable 
method of pack- 
ing and unpack- 
ing the Chest 
MD No. 60 is 
shown in order 
to show the 
student'a proper 
way to set up 
and take down this 
item of field 
equipment. 
D 
None 
Demonstration; 2 
Truck, Dental 
Operating, and 
Truck, Laboratory, 
Denta1 
Hour devoted 
to demonstration 
of the two trucks 
utilized by the 
dental service 
in the field 
together with 
an analysis of 
their employment 
and actual use. 
D 
War 
Department 
Catalog 
MED 10-17 
Conduct of 
Oral Surveys 
1 
An actual 
demonstration 
of a method of 
conducting an 
oral survey of 
a group for the 
purpose of 
determining the 
status of dental 
health of such 
a group. 
D 
None 
158 ANNEX NO, 61 (Cont'd) 
5&KWCT IM 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCfff>E 6E TYEETTiE 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Dental Service 
in The Zone 
of the 
Interior 
1 
The dental C 
service provided 
by installations 
in the Zone of 
the Interior are 
explained and 
discussed. Also 
a discussion is 
carried out of 
the service 
rendered by the 
Dental officer 
of a tactical 
unit in the Zone 
of the Interior, 
ARs 40-15, 
40-510 
The Enlisted 
Dento 1 
Assistant-Els 
Duties and 
Training 
1 
Source and L 
attributes of 
the enlisted 
dental assistant 
are discussed. 
Essential subjects 
in which the 
assistant should 
be trained are 
gone into. 
TM 8-225, 
Chap 6 
Operation 
of Central 
Dental 
Laboratories 
16 
These hours D 
spent at the 
Central Dental 
Laboratory, Fort 
Sam Houston, Texas, 
under the super- 
vision of the 
commanding officer 
of the laboratory 
to give the student 
an Insight into the 
actual operation of 
such an installation 
with the objective 
of developing the 
best coordination 
possible between the 
laboratory and the 
officer sending cases 
to the laboratory 
for fabrication. 
None ANNEX NO. 61 (Cont'd) 
StJBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
thereby improv- 
ing the type of 
service provided 
the ’individual 
pa tient. 
Application 
in the Use 
of the Chest 
MD No. 60 
16 
This series of PE 
hours spent in 
application of 
the student in 
actual operation 
with the Chest 
MD No. 60. 
Includes: packing 
and unpacking, 
setting up for 
operation, 
examining the 
new patient and 
actual performance 
of dental operations 
-for the patients 
provided• 
None 
Training 
Film-Dental 
Health 
1 
The training film, C, TP 
Dental Health, is 
shown following a 
brief discussion 
of methods which 
may be used in 
promoting dental 
health among 
troops. 
None 
Examination 
1 
Examination E 
covering material 
presented during 
the past 45 hours 
of instruction 
dealing with 
Dental Service in 
Oversea Theaters, 
Treatment of Jaw 
Fractures and Train- 
’• ing and Tactical 
Duties. Type of 
examination to be 
determined at the 
time and will vary 
from class to class. 
All 
previous 
references 
and class- 
room notes 
on sub- 
j ects 
concerned 
160 ANNEX NO. 61 (Cont'd) 
STJbjecTTId 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—sraranBP 1— 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Discussion 
of Examination 
1 
Presentation C 
of an approved 
solution to 
the examination 
previously held, 
open discussion 
to take up any 
questionable 
point which may 
have arisen 
during the 
course. 
None AMEX NO. 62 
VETERINARY ADMINISTRATION 
(34 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—s’ooproF typFof 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Orientation 
2 
History, C 
organiza tion, 
functions and 
responsibilities 
of the Veterinary 
Corps, Duties, 
responsibilities 
and titles of 
Veterinary 
officers, 
Relationship in 
the Medical 
Department, 
ARs 40- 
2005, 
40-2010, 
40-2030; 
TM 8-450, 
Sec I 
Classification 
and Regional 
Nomenclature 
of Animals 
2 
Army method of C 
classifying animals 
and regional 
nomenclature. 
AR 40- 
2245, pars 
10-16, 39; 
TM 8-450, 
Cl, Appen- 
dix I, par 
17 
Veterinary 
Diagnostic 
and Standard 
Terms 
2 
Explanation C 
of the Army 
diagnostic and 
standard terras 
as regards 
animals, 
AR 40- 
2245, pars 
25, 32 
Register 4 
and Report 
Card (WD 
AGO Form 8-135) 
Preparation, C, D 
rendition and 
transmission of 
WD AGO Form 
8-135. 
AR 40- 
2245; 
TM 8-450, 
par 21, 
Cl, Appen- 
dix I, pars 
1-14 
Index Card 
(WD AGO 
Form 8-136) 
1 
Preparation C 
and use of 
WD AGO Form 
8-136, 
AR 40- 
2245, 
par 5 
162 ANNEX NO. 62 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Emergency 
Veterinary 
Tag (WD AGO 
Form 8-137) 
2 
Preparation, C, D 
rendition 
and transmission 
of WD AGO Form 
8-137. . 
AR 40- 
2245; 
TM 8-450, 
par 21, 
Cl, Appen- 
dix I, pa r 
15 
Veterinary 
Report of 
Sick and 
Wounded 
Animals 
(WD AGO 
Form 8-129) 
3 
Preparati on, 
rendition and 
transmission of 
WD AGO Form 
- 8-129. 
C, D 
AR 40- 
2235, par 
9; TM 
8-450, 
par 21, 
Cl, Appen- 
dix I, 
par 16 
Veterinary 
Health 
Certificate 
(WD AGO 
Form 8-128) 
1 
Preparation 
and use of 
WD AGO Form 
8-128 
C 
AR 40- 
2235, par 
11; TM 
8-450, 
par 15, 
Cl, Appen- 
dix II, par 
1 
Report of 
Physical 
Examination 
of Animals 
(WD AGO Form 
8-133) and 
Receipt for 
Animals (WD 
AGO Form 8-138) 
1 
Preparation 
and uses of 
WD AGO Forms 
8-133 and 8-138 
C 
• 
AR 40- 
2235, 
par 13 
Record and 
Report Card 
(WD AGO Form 
8-135), Index 
Card (WD AGO 
Form 8-136) 
and Emergency 
Veterinary Tag 
(WD AGO Form 
8-137) 
4 
Practical 
exercise in 
the preparation 
of .WD AGO Forms 
8-135, 8-136 
and 8-137. 
PE 
Previous 
references 
163 ANNEX NO. 62 (Cont»d) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION , INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Veterinary ■* 
Report of 
Sick .and 
Wounded 
Animals (WD 
AGO Form 8-129) 
« 
4 
Practical 
exercise in 
the preparation 
of WD AGO Form 
8-129. 
PE 
Previous 
references 
Veterinary 
Health 
Certificate 
(WD AGO Form 
8-128), 
Veterinary 
Sanitary Report 
and Receipt for 
Animals (WD 
AGO Form 8-138), 
and Report of 
Physical Examine 
tion of Animals 
(WD AGO Form 
8-133).. 
2 
m 
Practical 
exercise in 
the preparation 
of WD AGO Forms 
8-128, 8-133 
and 8-138 and 
Veterinary 
Sanitary Report. 
PE 
Previous 
references 
Veterinary 
Hospital 
Administration 
3 
Personnel and 
supply administra- 
tion in Veterinary 
hospitals and 
dispensaries * 
Rules regarding 
treatment and 
handling of 
privately owned 
animals« 
C 
ARs40-2035, 
40-2065; 
TM 8-450, 
pors 9-11 
Examination, 
Veterinary 
Administration 
2 
All previous 
instruction in 
Veterinary 
administration. 
E 
All 
previous 
references 
Critique, 
Examination 
1 
Review of 
examination 
questions. 
C 
None 
164 ANNEX NO. 63 
ORGANIZATION AND TACTICAL EMPLOYMENT OF VETERINARY UNITS 
(10 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SC1W TO TYPET75P 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Veterinary 
Sections 
and Detach- 
ments 
2 
Organization 
and equipment 
of Veterinary 
sections and 
detachments• 
C 
T/0 & Es 
8-500, 
2-11, 
7- 
6-115, 
6-185, 
8- 
Veterinary 
Company 
Separate 
1 
Organization 
and equipment 
of the Veterinary 
Company Separate* 
G, D 
T/0 & E 
8-99 
Veterinary 
Troop and 
1 
Organization 
and equipment 
C, D 
T/0 & E3 
8-89, 
Veterinary 
Company 
Mountain 
of the Veterinary 
Troop and 
Veterinary Com- 
pany Mountain* 
8-139 
Mobile 
Veterinary 
Hospitals 
2 
Orga nization 
and equipment 
of the Veterinary 
Evacuation, 
Station (CZ) and 
General Hospitals. 
C, D 
T/0 & Es 
8-780, 
8-750, 
8-760 
Tactical 
Employment 
of Veterinary 
Units 
1 
Assignment and 
use of Veterinary 
units in tactical 
situations * 
Echelons of 
Veterinary service 
C 
• 
FMs 8-5, 
Chaps 
25-29; 
8-10, 
par 37 
Veterinary 
Field Equipment 
2 
Equipment issued 
to and used, by 
Veterinary units* 
D 
Previous 
references 
Examination 
1 
All instruction 
on Veterinary 
units * 
E 
All 
previous 
references 
165 ANNEX NO, 64 
VETERINARY FIELD SERVICE WITH ANIMAL UNITS 
(56 Hours) 
mtfmrrm— 
PILE NUMBER w 
HOURS 
■ SC WE'"CP TTHTW 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Preparation 
and Condition- 
ing Animals 
for .'the .Field 
2 
* 
Methods of 
preparing 
animals for 
field opera- 
tions* Feeding, 
exercising, 
conditioning, 
march schedules 
and capabilities 
of animals* 
Types of Army 
rations• 
C 
PM 25-5, 
Chap 2 
« 
Hay and„ 
Straw 
1 
A discussion 
of the official 
U* S* standards 
for recognized 
.classes of hay 
and straw and 
factors affecting 
grades, 
C 
Handbook 
of Official 
Hay and 
Straw 
Standards, 
USDA 
Hay and 
Straw 
9 
3 
M 
Discussion and 
demonstration 
of graded samples 
of hay and straw 
to illustrate 
classes, color, 
leafiness, 
mixtures and 
foreign material 
percentages. 
C, D 
Hand- 
book of 
Official 
Hay and 
Straw 
•Standards, 
USDA 
Hay and 
Straw 
2 
A discussion 
and demonstration 
■of unsound hay 
and straw and 
Injurious foreign 
material* 
C, D 
Hand- 
book off 
Official 
Hay and 
Straw' 
Standards, 
USDA ANNEX NO. 64 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AltD 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—OTToF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Hay and 
Straw 
2 
Practical PE 
exorcise in 
which students 
ore required to 
classify and 
grade various 
samples of hay 
and straw* 
Hand- 
book of 
Official 
Hay and 
Straw 
Standards, 
US DA 
Grain 
2 
A discussion C, D 
of the official 
US Standards for 
corn and oats 
and factors 
affecting grades; 
demonstration of 
graded samples 
and use of grading 
equipment* 
Hand- 
book of 
Official 
Grain 
Standards , 
US DA 
Grain 
2 
A practical PE 
exercise in 
which students 
Hand- 
book of 
Official 
-■ 
are required 
to identify and 
grade various 
samples of oats 
to determine test 
weight per bushel, 
damaged and other 
grains and foreign 
material. 
Grain 
Standards, 
US DA 
Grain 
2 
A practical PE 
Hand- 
* i 
exercise in 
which students 
are required to 
identify and grade 
various samples 
of corn to determine 
tost weight per 
bushel, moisture 
content, damaged 
and other grains 
and foreign material* 
book of 
Official 
Gra in 
Standards, 
US DA AMEX NO. 64 (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OFTYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Horseshoeing 
1 
General C 
principles. 
A discussion 
of the anatomy 
of the foot 
and types of 
shoes. 
EM 25-5, 
pars 152, 
153, 154 
Horseshoeing 
1 
Normal shoeing. C, D 
A discussion 
and demonstra- 
tion of the 
preparation of 
the foot and 
shoe and secur- 
ing the shoe. 
EM 25-5, 
pars 15 5, 
156, 157, 
158, 159, 
161, 162 
Horseshoeing 
1 
Corrective C, D 
shoeing for 
pathologic 
conditions and 
faulty gaits. 
PM 25-5, 
par 160 
Packing 
1 
A discussion of C 
the basic prin- 
ciples and 
history of pack- 
ing, classifica- 
tion of pack units, 
characteristics and 
training and 
selection of 
animals. 
EM 25-7, 
Chaps 1, 
2 
Packing 
1 
A discussion C, D 
and demonstra- 
tion of types 
of pack saddles 
and equipment 
used. Nomen- 
clature of the 
pack saddle and 
saddling. 
EM 25-7, 
Chap 3 ANNEX NO. 64 (Cont'd) 
mrmi— 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
“5TOF5T5F W?iTW 
INSTRUCTION ' INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Packing 
4 
Demonstration 
and application 
of packing lashed 
loads and of load 
balancing* 
D, PE 
PM 25-7, 
Chap 5 
Packing 
1 
A discussion 
and demonstration 
of- hanger and 
adapter loads," 
types' and uses. 
C, D 
PM 25-7, 
Chap 6 
Packing 
2 
Demonstration and 
application of 
care and preserva- 
tion of pack 
saddles, working 
pads, chambering 
pads, fitting 
saddles and 
adjusting. 
D, PE 
PM 25-7, 
Chap 3, 
Secs II, 
III 
Packing 
1 
A discussion 
of the principles 
of herding, 
individually led 
• animals, marches 
and bivouacs. 
C 
FM 25-7, 
Chaps 7# 
8, 9 
Care of 
Animals in 
the Field 
1 
A discussion of 
care and feeding 
o*f animals in 
, the field, selec- 
tion of sites for 
picket line’s, 
prevention and 
• treatment of 
injuries and 
Veterinary service 
on the march, in 
bivouac and in 
combat. 
c 
PM 25-5, 
pars 140- 
151 
Transportation 
of Animals 
1 
Transportation C 
of animals by land, 
A discussion of 
the preparation 
of animals and cars, 
care and feeding 
cnroute and livestock 
regulations. 
PM 25-5, 
pars 165, 
167; AR 
55-165 ANNEX NO. 64 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Transportation 
of Animals 
1 
Transportation 
of animals by 
water. A dis- 
cussion of the 
preparation of 
animals, types 
and utilization 
of vessels, care 
and feeding 
enroute. 
C 
| 
FM 25-5, 
par 166 
Transportation 
of Animals 
1 
Transportation 
of animals by 
air. A dis- 
cussion of 
the conversion 
of aircraft, 
loading, care 
enroute and 
unloading. 
c 
None 
Service 
Ayith War 
Pogs 
1 
I 
A discussion 
covering the 
organi zation 
and uses of 
War Dog units. 
Selection, 
.handling and 
care of dogs 
and immuniza- 
tions used. 
c 
TM 10-396, 
Chaps 
1, 2 
Examination 
2 
All instruction 
in Veterinary 
service with 
Animal Units, 
E 
All 
previous 
references ANNEX NO. 65 
ANIMAL DISEASE PREVENTION AND CONTROL 
(17 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE 0F 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Veterinary 
Sanitation 
2 
A discussion C 
of the prin- 
ciples of 
veterinary 
sanitation, 
sanitary 
inspections and 
points to be 
covered during 
same • 
ARs 40- 
2035, 
pars 7, 
20, 31, 
35; 
40-2090, 
Sec III 
Control of 
Communicable 
Diseases 
1 
A discussion C 
of the methods 
of controlling 
communicable 
diseases of 
animals, includ- 
ing quarantines, 
disinfection and 
disposal of 
carcasses, 
ARs 40- 
2035, 
pars 22, 
27, 28; 
40-2090, 
Sec XV 
Control of 
Communicable 
Diseases 
2 
Discussion, C, D, PE 
demonstration 
and practical 
exercise covering 
the various diagnostic 
tests and methods 
of immunization used 
by the Army* 
AR 40- 
2090, 
Cl, Sec 
II; 
"Vet- 
erinary 
Service 
in War- 
time" , 
Campbell 
Veterinary 
Laboratory 
Service 
1 
Discussion of C 
the availability 
of Veterinary 
laboratory service, 
services rendered 
by same, methods 
of preparing and 
shipping specimens* 
None ANNEX NO..65 (Contfd) 
■swrE'erTBir 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
S'C6f,'E""6p OTJTTiP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Communicable 
Diseases 
2 
A discussion C 
of the pre- 
vention, control 
and treatment 
of glanders, 
tetanus and 
anthrax. 
AR 40-2090, 
Soc II;- 
"Vet- 
erinary 
Service 
in War- 
time” , 
Campbell 
Communicable 
Diseases 
1 
A discussion C 
of the preven- 
tion, control 
and treatment 
of equine 
encephalo- 
myelitis, in- 
fectious anemia 
and periodic 
ophtho. Imia • 
AR 40- 
2090, Sec 
II & Cl; 
"Vet- 
erinary 
Service 
in War- 
time” , 
Campbell 
Communicable 
Diseases 
1 
A discussion C 
of the preven- 
tion, control 
and treatment 
of parasitic 
diseases, 
AR 40- 
2090, 
Sec II; 
"Vet- 
erinary 
Service 
in War- 
time" , 
Campbell 
Communicable 
Diseases 
1 
A discussion C 
of the prevention, 
control and treat- 
ment of shipping 
diseases * 
AR 40- 
2090, Sec 
II5 "Vet- 
erinary 
Service 
in War- 
time" , 
Campbell 
Tropical 
Diseases 
1 
A discussion C 
of the nature, 
causes, trans- 
mission, diagnosis, 
- prevention and 
control of surra. 
Problems relating 
to surra in World 
War II. 
AR 40- 
2090, Sec 
II; "Vet- 
erinary 
Service 
in War- 
time" , 
Campbell ANNEX NO. 55 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
S0OP£ OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Tropical 
Diseases 
1 
A discussion 
of the nature, 
cause, trans- 
mission, 
diagnosis, 
prevention 
and control 
of piroplasmosis, 
epizootic 
lymphangitis and 
murina. 
C 
AR 40- 
2090, Sec 
II; ’’Vet- 
erinary 
Service 
in War- 
time” , 
Campbell 
Communicable 
Diseases 
1 
Discussion 
of the communic- 
able diseases of 
dogs from the 
standpoint of 
military impor- 
tance, control 
and prevention. 
C 
None 
Communicable 
Diseases 
1 
Discussion 
of the communic- 
able diseases of 
domestic animals 
encountered in 
occupied countries. 
C 
’’Vet- 
erinary 
Servic e 
in War- 
time” , 
Campbell 
Examination 
2 
All instruction 
in Animal Disease 
Prevention and 
Control. 
E 
All 
previous 
references 
173 ANNEX.NO. 66 
VETERINARY ACTIVITIES IN THEATERS OF OPERATION 
(8 Hours) 
SUBJECT AliD 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE .OF TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Orientation 
» 
1 
Discussion C 
of the "various 
Theaters of 
Operation in 
World War II>. 
outlining 
boundaries > 
features of 
terrain,’ climatic 
conditions, and 
types of opera- 
tions conducted. 
None 
Theater 
Veterinary 
Service 
2 
A discussion of C 
the organization 
end operation of 
a theater 
veterinary ser- 
vice, and the 
duties and staff 
"responsibilities 
of the theater 
Veterinarian. 
None 
China-Burma - 
India Theater 
2 
A discussion of C, D 
veterinary 
activities in 
the CBI, includ- 
ing liaison and 
training activities 
with the Chinese 
Army. Veterinary 
activities in the 
Burma campaign 
are illustrated 
with Signal Corps 
motion pictures. 
None 
European and 
Mediterranean 
Theaters 
1 
A discussion of C, D 
veterinary activities 
in the European and 
Mediterranean 
Theaters, especially 
the problems 
None 
174 ANNEX NO. 6-6 (Contfd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
relating to 
the employment 
of pack animals 
in the Italian 
campaign. 
Southwest 
Pacific 
Area 
1 
Discussion of 
Veterinary 
activities in 
the Southwest 
Pacific area, 
especially 
Australia, New 
Guinea and the 
Philippines, 
C, D 
None 
Veterinary 
Service With 
Military 
Governments 
1 
A discussion C 
of the duties 
and problems 
of Veterinary 
personnel assigned 
to military 
governments in 
Germany and Japan* 
None