PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION 
FOR 
ASSOCIATE BASIC 
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OFFICER'S COURSE 
MEDICAL FIELD SERVICE SCHOOL 
BROOKE ARMY MEDICAL CENTER 
FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEXAS 
1947 MEDICAL FIELD SERVICE SCHOOL 
BROOKE ARMY MEDICAL CENTER 
FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEXAS 
PROGRAM OP INSTRUCTION 
FOR 
ASSOCIATE BASIC MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OFFICER’S COURSE 
25 SEPTEMBER 1947 
(REVISED) ASSOCIATE BASIC MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OFFICER’S COURSE 
MEDICAL FIELD SERVICE SCHOOL 
PURPOSE: 
To train Medical Department officers of the Reserve Corps 
and National Guard, officers of other arms and services of the 
Regular Army, and officers of the Navy in the basic duties and 
functions of the Medical Department, 
PREREQUISITES: 
Commissioned officer of the Regular Army, the Reserve . 
Corps, the National Guard, or the Navy, ASSOCIATE BASIC MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OFFICER1S COURSE 
MEDICAL FIELD SERVICE SCHOOL 
(8 Weeks, 520 Hours) 
SUBJECT 
HOURS 
ADMINISTRATION 
28 
i 
Army Administration (General) 
(4) 
Medical Supply Records and Procedures 
(5) 
Records of Morbidity and Mortality 
(11) 
Military Law 
(S) 
Personnel Management 
(2) 
COMMANDANT’S TIME 
40 
Aviation Medicine 
(2) 
Class Organization 
- (3) 
Clearance and Graduation 
(12) 
Holiday 
(8) 
Morale and Character Building 
What the Regular Army Offers to Medical 
(1) 
Department Officers 
(2) 
Subjects to be Announced 
(12) 
DENTAL SERVICE 
2 
Dental Service in The Army 
(2) 
LOGISTICS 
37 
Automotive Maintenance 
(7) 
Troop Movement 
(4) 
Transportation of the Sick and Wounded 
(6) 
General Supply in a Theater of Operations 
(8) 
Medical Supply 
(9) 
Maintenance of Medical Equipment 
(3) 
MEDICINE AND SURGERY 
18 
Medicine 
(9) 
Surgery and Examination 
(9) 
NEUROPSYCHIATRY 
8 
Introduction to Modern Neuropsychiatry 
(i) 
Procedures in Modern Neuropsychiatry 
(4) 
Practical Application of Modern Neuropsychiatry 
(3) 
2 SUBJECT 
HOURS 
PHYSICAL MEDICINE 
4 
Introduction to Physics 1 Medicine 
(1) 
Physical Reconditioning Section 
(1) 
Occupational Therapy Section 
(1) 
Physical Therapy Section 
(1) 
PREVENTIVE MEDICINE 
35 
Introduction and Immunization 
Epidemiology of: 
(2) 
Respiratory Diseases 
(4) 
Intestinal Diseases and Water Supply 
(13) 
Arthropod Borne Diseases 
(8) 
Venereal Diseases 
(G) 
Physical Measurements 
(2) 
TACTICS AND TECHNIQUES 
78 
Map Reading 
(12) 
Organization and Employment of Combined Arms 
(10) 
Organization and Employment of Medical Units' 
(36) 
Command and Staff Procedure 
U) 
Communications 
(1) 
Miscellaneous 
(6) 
TRAINING 
'66 
Physical Training 
(40) 
Information and Education 
(8) 
Training Ms n a g or: e n t 
(4) 
Training Techniques and Methods 
(5) 
Tra 1ning Demonstrat ions 
(5) 
Leadership and Courtesies 
(4) 
VETERINARY SERVICE 
% 
4 
M eat and Da i ry Ry g i e n e 
(4) 
ADMINISTRATION, SUBSTITUTE SUBJECTS 
71 
(For Pharmacy Corps and Medica1 
Administrative Corps Officers in 
Lieu of Professional Medical Subjects) 
Army Admini s tra t i on (Gonera1) 
(20) 
Medical Supply, Records and Procedures 
(10) 
Mess Administration 
(4) 
Accounting Procedures for Hospital Funds 
(15) 
Military Law 
(5) 
Personnel Man a g em cn t 
(10) 
Administrative CPX 
(V) SUBJECT 
HOURS 
DENTAL SERVICE, SUBSTITUTE SUBJECTS 
29 
(For Dental Corps Officers in Lieu 
of Professional Medical Subjects) 
i 
Dental Administration 
(17) 
Training and Tactical Duties 
(12) 
VETERINARY SERVICE, SUBSTITUTE SUBJECTS 
49 
(For Veterinary Corps Officers in Lieu 
of Professional Medical Subjects) 
Veterinary Administration 
(19) 
Organization and Tactical Employment 
of Veterinary Units 
(7) 
Veterinary Field Service with 
Animal Units 
(12) 
Animal Disease Prevention and Control 
(9) 
Veterinary Activities in Theaters of Operation 
(2) PROGRAM OP INSTRUCTION 
ASSOCIATE BASIC MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OFFICER’S COURSE 
PART I 
ADMINISTRATION 
28 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Army Administration 
(General) 
ANNEX NO. 1 
(4) 
Instruction in that phase of 
Army Administration of particular 
interest to Medical Department 
Officers. Preparation of daily 
sick report, determination of 
line of duty, records and reports 
required in case of death, and 
recruiting aims and objectives 
with particular emphasis on 
recruiting for Reserve and 
National Guard units. 
Medical Supply Records 
and Procedures 
ANNEX NO., 2 
(5) 
Acquaint officers with medieal 
supply procedures and records, 
covering ward, dispensary, 
hospital, post, camp and 
station, and War Department 
levels; means of disposition 
of government property. 
Records of Morbidity 
and Mortality 
ANNEX NO. 3 
(id 
Instruction in those records and 
reports peculiar to the Medical 
Department, Types and functions 
of the various medical instal- 
lations of the Array; the type 
of patients each receives, and 
the records maintained by each. 
Military Law . 
ANNEX NO. 4 
(6) 
Source and agencies of military 
jurisdiction; disciplinary 
power of the commanding officer; 
courts-martial jurisdiction, 
composition and limitations; 
procedure before, during and after 
trial; administrative procedures 
of boards of officers with 
emphasis on those boards peculiar 
to the Medical Department or 
involving Medical Department 
Officers; orientation in the 
organization and function of 
5 FART I (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT ivND 
HUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Personnel Me noporient 
(2) 
civil affairs and military 
government detachments, and the 
medical aspects thereof. 
To provide r. working knowledge 
A Niro: NO. 5 
* 
of the principles of personnel 
management, how they are 
obtained, through 'what means 
are they exorcised, and how 
they are applied in the Medical 
Department, Of the principles 
of personnel management, 
emphasis will he placed on the 
classification a s s ignment, 
selection and training of 
Medical Department personnel. 
PART II 
COMMANDANT’S TIME 
40 Hours 
SUBJECT DTD 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Eviction Medicine 
(2) 
Orientation to eviction Medicine 
ANNEX NO. - None 
presented by The School of 
Eviction Medicine, Randolph 
Field, Texas. 
Organizetion 
<3) 
Processing of students, issue 
aNUEX NO. - None 
of t c xt books , or ga ni za t ion of 
students into proups for 
ins truetions 1 purposes, address 
by the Commandant, and such 
other administrative procedure 
as announced by the Commandant• 
Clearance end 
(12) 
Turning in of supplies and 
Gra.dua t ion 
c quipraent, inc lud ing pay, 
no. - None 
transportation, processing, 
and formal graduation exercise. 
Holiday 
(8) 
Labor Day, 
..NNEX NO. - None 
6 PART II (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT i-lTD 
ANNEX NUIIBEH 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Vo rc 1 c r. n d Chera c t c r 
Build ing 
ANNEX NO, 6 
(1) 
Orientation as regards the moral 
aspect of the program for 
venereal disease control, in the 
Army, 
Whr. t the He gu 1 a. r i, rmy 
Offers to Medical 
Department Officers 
ivNNEX NO, 7 
(2) 
\ 
Presentation of facts outlining 
the advantages of a Regular 
Army career. 
Subjects to bo 
announced 
ANNEX NO, - Nome 
(12) 
Conferences with professional 
consultants of The Surgeon 
Genera 1’s Office and Brooke 
;*rmy Medical Center, 
FART III 
DENTAL SERVICE 
2 Hours 
SUBJECT 7TND 
1UUEX 1TTJ1IBSR 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Dental Service in 
the *.rmv 
XHRUX lib. 8 
(2) 
Lectures designed to familiarize 
tb c e nt i r c class of lie die r. 1 
Dc pc r tincnt 0f f i cc rs with the 
orrr.niza t ion , function end 
mission of the Dentcl Corps 
end the role of the dental 
s c r v i c € w i t h i n the M e d i c a 1 
Department, 
FART IV 
LOGISTICS 
37 Hours 
STTBJT?CT AND 
NUHBER 
HOURS 
•SCOPE 
. utomotive IJrintenrnce 
APEX NO. 9 
) V 
(7) 
CIrssificntion end nomenclr.tune 
of the vehicles employed by 
the Hedicrl Deportment, Prin- 
ciples of operetion of the 
cutemotive engine end common 
cruses of vehiculrr frilure. 
Reports end forms pertrining 
to motor me intone nee. PART IV (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Troop Movement 
(4) 
Principles of loading personnel 
ANNEX NO. 10 
and equipment of medical units 
for movements hy motor, rail, 
water and air. Traffic control 
and traffic regulations as 
pertaining to units of the 
Medical Department in the field. 
Transportation of the 
(6) 
The methods and means of- 
Sick and Wounded 
transporting the sick and 
ANNEX NO. 11 
wounded to include manual, 
litter, motor, rail, air and 
wa ter t r a nsportation; improv i s e d 
* 
transportation aids and devices. 
General Supply In a 
(8) 
Introduction to theater supply 
Theater of Operations 
and the organization of a 
ANNEX NO. 12 
theater of operations; supply 
procedures and installations of 
a typica1 thcater or occun1ed 
zone; prosentation of the 
classes of supply; the methods 
of procuring and distribution of 
supplies within an Infantry 
Division with emphasis placed 
upon the medical units of an 
Infantry Regiment; dcvelopment 
of ad]niniatrat ive orders a nd 
their use. 
Medical Supply 
(9' 
Th e mc d1c a 1 supply pr o codur es 
ANNEX NO. 13 
of thg Thca, ter of Opera t iono a nd 
occupied areas; the organization 
and function of field medical 
supply organizations; methods 
of requis 111 on , storagc, issue , 
and accounting. Instruction in 
tho noncnc1ature, physical 
characteristics and use of the 
various items of medical equip- 
.... 
m o n t, T,;s t; im a t i o n o f r e qu ire - 
ments for medical supplies in 
the division. PART IV (Cont?d) 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE ■ 
Maintenance of Medical 
Equipment 
ANNEX NO. 14 
(3) 
Necessity of preventive, main- 
tenance of Medical Department 
equipment in garrison and in 
the field. Agencies available 
to commanders of Medical 
Department units for the repair 
of equipment. 
PART V 
MEDICINE AND SURGERY 
18 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNDX NUEBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Field 
ANNEX 
Medicine 
NO. 15 
(9) 
Diagnosis end treatment of 
diseases of military importance 
with emphasis on treatment in 
a theater of operations* 
Field 
ANNEX 
Surgerv 
NO. 16 
(9) 
Diagnosis and treatment of 
surgical conditions as seen in 
a theater of operations. Special 
emphasis on treatment in the 
combat zone. 
PART VI 
RSUH0P 3YCHIATHY 
8 Hours 
Subject and 
aKNEX number 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Introduction to 
Modern Neuropsvchiatrv 
ANNEX NO. 17' 
(D 
The role of modern neuropsy- 
chiatry in Army during peace- 
time, emotional factors in 
disease, attitudes and motiva- 
- ' “ ' 
tions, - - . ■ ■ 
Procedures in Modern 
11 o u r o p s y eh i a t ry 
(4) 
Special treatment procedures 
and aspects in recognition, core. 
ANNEX NO. 18 
and handling of neuropsychiatrie- 
patients is covered. PART VI (Cont'd) 
SUP JEW AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Practical Application 
in Modern Neuropsycbiatry 
ANNEX NO. 19 
(3 ) 
Demonstration of typical case 
material with discussion of 
special implication of each. 
PART VII 
PHYSICAL MEDICINE 
4 Hours 
SUBJECT AMD 
AM IT EX. NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Introduction to 
(1) 
Organization of the Physical 
Phv sleal Medi c ine 
ANNEX NO, 20 
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. 21 
(i) 
An understanding of the 
objectives of thc Physica 1 
Reconditioning Section, and 
the types of activities pro- 
vided by this Section. 
Occupations 1 
Therapy Section 
ANNEX NO. 22 
(1) 
To present objectives of the 
Occupational Therapy Section 
covering theory and program of 
treatment, and the use of 
proscription for patients in 
corrective Occupational Therapy. 
PhTr3 i c a 1 Th e r r: py ■ 
ANNEX NO. 23 
a) 
To acquaint the students with 
the type of therapy and 
objectives of the Physical 
Th e ra py Se c t i on. 
PART VIII 
PREVENTIVE MEDICIRE 
35 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
. SCOPE 
Introduction and 
Immunization 
ANNEX NO* 24 
(2) 
The principles of preventive 
medicine and ‘their application 
to Army methods. Discussion of 
immunization and the specific 
materials used for the Armed 
Forces. PART VIII (Cent fd) 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Epidemiology of 
Respiratory Diseases 
All HEX HO. 25 
(4) 
Basic research and practice in 
control of airborne and droplet 
Infection, and the climatic 
features affecting control. 
Intestinal Diseases 
Including Water 
Supply 
ANNEX HO. 26 
(13) 
Epidemiological study of the 
etiology, mode of spread and 
the specific methods of 
disease prevention for the 
intestinal group of diseases. 
Arthropod Borne 
Diseases 
A HUE' NO. 27 
(8) 
Study of type infections of 
the arthropod borne diseases, 
and the present status of 
control measures. 
Venereal Diseases 
ANNEX NO. 28 
(6) 
The complete venereal disease 
control program, the theories 
and principles of its practice. 
Physical' 
Mecsurements 
uNNEX NO. 29 
(2) 
Physical standards and 
examination, their purpose 
and use in the Army. 
PART IX 
TACTICS AND TECHNIQUES 
73 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
:*:mz: nunbsr 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Mop necking 
(12) 
Introduction to Map Reading 
ANNEX NO. 30 
in general, to enoble the 
student to reed end use topo- 
graphical maps and aerial photos 
with and without a compass. 
Organization end 
Employment of 
Combined Arms 
ANNEX NO. 31 
(16) 
The organization of the; War 
Department, the field forces 
down to the Corps, and territorial 
organization; the organization of 
the Infantry and Armored Divisions 
to include each type company or 
battery and characteristics of 
their weapons. The basic 
principles of reconnaissance and 
security; the basic principles of PART IX (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNE- C NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
• 
defensive and offensive combat 
applicable to oil arms; the basic 
principles of an Infantry Division 
and its major subordinate units 
in the defense and the attach; a 
map exercise to familiarize the 
student with the mechanics of map 
problems. The tactical employment 
of air power and its relationship 
to ground forces. Special 
operations to include an historical 
example of a river crossing, ship 
to shore movement of an amphibious 
operation, and mountain and arctic 
operations, 
Orga niza tion find 
Employment of 
Medical Units 
ANNEX NO. 32 
(36) 
The policy and principle's .of 
evacuation, to include the 
echelons of medical service; 
include the organization and 
functions of the various 
me di c a1 d e por tme nt units, . 
C nmm a nd r. nd Staff 
Procedure 
ANNEX NO, 33 
(7) 
An introduction to the 
organisation and functions of 
division and unit staffs. 
Include medical estimate of 
the situation •; nd the prepara- 
11 on of a mod ica. 1 pla,n • 
Comniunica tions 
NO. 34 
(l) 
Review Signal communications 
within the Infantry Division. 
Empha s izc thc me a ns of 
c ommun i ca t i on aval la. bl o to 
medical units. Include field 
orders, written and oral, also 
the use of the field message 
and its pr e pcration. 
Miscellfineons 
ANNEX NO. 35 
(6) 
Discuss special situations that 
may arisc which rcquiro some- 
deviation from the standard 
proccdurc, For oxample, tHe use 
of one platoon of the clearing 
c on p a n y a s a c omb a t e xhr us tion 
holding center. Also, the 
feasibility of using whole blood 
in the battalion aid stations. 
12 PART X 
TRAINING 
66 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Phy sica 1 Trr in ing 
ANNEX NO, 36 
(40) 
Instruction to orient end tench 
the over-nil Physical Training 
and Athletic Program of the Army 
which will include the adjust- 
ments of programs to meet the 
needs and capabilities of the 
individual and provisions to be 
made for a. gradual increase in 
the intensity of training as 
the physical condition of the 
man improves. 
Information and 
Education 
ANNEX NO, 37 
( 8 ) 
History and development of the 
major countries of the world 
today. The Mission, Need and 
Organization of Information 
and Educati on; Informa11on 
Centcr*s and Media ; Army 
Educationa1 Program; and 
Problems of the World Today, 
Tra, inlng 
Per0gcncnt 
ANNEX NO. 38 
(4) 
/ 
Instruction to enable the 
student to plan and carry out 
a. program in military training 
which win include T?0 ?c E*s, 
Estimate of the Training 
Situation, Pro pa ra t i on of 
Mr, s t er Sch c 3u 1c s , a nd the 
Preparation of 'Weekly Schedules. 
Training Techniques 
and Methods 
ANNEX No, 39 
(5) 
Instruction to emphasize the 
importance of proper Military 
Training, covering mechanisms 
and methods of instruction, 
technique of training, 
in s t ru c t i ona 1 aid s a nd v 1 sua 1 
a. id s. 
Tra inlng 
Demonstra tions 
ANNEX NO, 40 
(5) 
Demonstrations and applications 
of the proper methods of per- 
forming unit inspections, 
interior guard duty, inspection 
of barracks, assembly of Medical 
Department soldier's field equip- 
ment, end display of equipment. PART X (ContT d ) 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Lendership end 
Courtesies 
ANNEX NO. 41 
(4) 
Conference on the necessary 
qualifications and characteristics 
of a pood lender. Demonstration 
of military courtesies rendered 
indoors and outdoors vrith 
narration and explanation by 
instructor f 
PART XI 
VETERINARY SERVICE 
4 Hours 
7 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Meat and Dairy 
Hygiene 
ANNEX NO. 42 
(4) 
Procurement end inspection of 
food products of animal origin; 
responsibilities of the Medical 
Department in relation thereto; 
types, c la s s es a, nd gra d es of 
animal food products; causes, 
detection, evaluation and 
prevention of spoilage. 
P.'xRT XII 
ADMINISTRATION, SUBSTITUTE SUBJECTS 
(For Pharmacy Corps and Medical 
Administrative Corps Officers in 
Lieu of Professional Medical Subjects) 
71 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NIET3SR 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Army Administration 
(20) 
To instruct the students in 
(Goneno 1) 
ANNEX NO. 43 
procedures of Army Administration 
to include the use and core of 
Army Regulations and other 
publications; the preparation of 
military letters end indorsements, 
orders and bulletins; the care of 
records (filing and disposition); 
the organization of a Personnel 
Office, pay and allowances of 
« 
officers and enlisted personnel, 
and the maintenance and use of 
Service Records. 
14 PART XII (C ontf d) 
Subject and 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Me dical Supply 
Records and 
Procedures 
ANNEX NO. 44 
(10) 
During these hours a more exten- 
sive course will he given on 
Requisition of Propertystock 
record account and stock control, 
r ec ord s m.a in t a ined on orga n i za - 
tional property, quarterly 
droppage a 11 owanee, 'Purcha-ses , 
a nd S t a trie n t of Cha rge s , The 
last few hours will be utilized 
for the student to observe 
Supply Records of units in 
operation. 
Me s s A dm in i s t r n t i on 
ANNEX NO. 45 
(4) 
The organization and function 
of the Dietetic Division of a 
hospital; selection and assign- 
ment of civilian employees, 
training, duty hours, suggested 
work s chc dule s, menu s a nd food 
procurement; food storage; 
st nck control, rec ei pt, inven- 
tony, issue of supplies. 
Accounting Procedures 
for Hospital Funds 
ANNEX NO. 46 • 
(15) 
Systcm of * accounts ..X-nd .PUpcedures 
prescribed for hospital -fund’s at 
all hospitals .within the. Con- 
tinental limits of the U.S,,'ln 
order to furnish hospitals with 
simple but a ieqvr to set of records 
in which to record the trans- 
action of the hospital fund and 
from such records develop the 
roquircd fina ncia 1 s tatement s 
and reports; an accounting system 
based on double entry bookkeeping 
sy s t cm. 
Military Law 
ANNEX NO. 47 
(5) 
Military offenses and the 
punitive Artic 1cs of Wa.r; prepara 
tion 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. PART XIJ (Cent’d) 
SUBJECT :.HD 
:.NHEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Personnel 
(10) 
Applied principles of personnel 
Menacement 
management; classification and 
ANNEX NO, 48 
assignment of personnel; con- 
trolling absence; providing 
incentives; proper training; 
mexirrram utilization of nrnpowor. * 
Administrative* CPX 
ANNEX NO. 49 
(7) 
A practical exercise in which 
the students will be 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 Dent;' 1 Corps 0fficcis in Licu 
Professions! Metier. 1 Subjects) 
■ 29 Hours 
o U B J EC T tv NIB 
SCONE 
iJfflEX NUMBER ' 
HOURS 
Dental Administration 
(17) 
Explanation and discussion of the 
ANNEX NO. 50 
mission of the- Dental Corps, Dis- 
cussion of the function of the 
Dental Groups in relation to the 
Medical Dcprrtment. Familiariza- 
tion of the Dental Corps Officer 
with certain Ale's pertinent to 
the dental service. Explanation 
4 
of the essential reports and 
records utilized in the dental 
* 
service, their importance, prep- 
aration and disposition♦' An 
explanation of the Army dental 
classification system and its 
use, it discussion of the 
dental requirements for entrance 
into the various branches of the 
Army. The importance and means 
of conducting oral surveys to 
determine the status of the 
16 PART XIII (Cont’d) 
* FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
• 
dental health of a command. 
Discussion of dental supplies 
and equipment; procurement, 
responsibility for and 
safeguarding thereof. An 
analysis of Tables of 
Orga ni zc t ion and Pilauipment, 
end Equipment Lists pertaining 
to the dental service. An 
examination op the above- 
subjects. Lectures dealing 
with personnel records followed 
by an examination on that 
subject, 
Training and Tactical 
Du t i e s 
ANNEX NO, 51 
(12) 
Orientation of field medical 
units and duties of dental 
corps officers serving 
therein, types of dental 
service provided and the 
c qu i pm on t a v ailable. Dcmon- 
strati n of the various items 
of field dental equipment, 
including trucks, chests and 
kits, including a discussion 
of their allocation, uses, 
trnnsporta ti on requirernent s 
and disposition in the field, 
A discussion of the dental 
service provided in the Zone 
of the Interior, Organization 
of the dental service in a 
Theater of Operations, the 
Communications Zone and in 
the Combat Zone, The selection 
and training of the enlisted 
dental assistant. Methods of 
instructing in oral hygiene 
for the group. An examination 
on the above subjects. 
17 PART XIV 
VETERINARY SERVICE, SUBSTITUTE SUBJECTS 
(For Veterinary Corps Officers in Lien• 
of Professional Medical Subjects) 
49.Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Veterinary 
Administration 
ANNEX NO. 52 
(19) 
* ■ 
Instruction in the history of 
the Veterinary Corps, duties 
and titles of veterinary 
officers, organization, 
function and relationship of 
the veterinary service in the 
Medical Department, Instruction 
and practical exercises in the 
preparation and transmission 
of veterinary reports, returns 
and records. 
Organization and 
Tactical Employment 
of Veterinary Units 
ANNEX NO. 53 
(7) 
Instruction in the organization, 
equipment and training of mobile 
veterinary units. Discussion 
of the selection of specific 
mobile veterinary units for 
various types of military 
operations. 
Veterinary Field 
Service with ' 
Animal Units 
ANNEX NO. 54 
(12) 
Instruction in animal management 
particularly as it pertains to 
conditioning animals for the 
field, animal capabilities and 
types of rations. Instruction 
and demonstration in the 
identification of sound forage. 
Instruction and practical work 
in packing. 
An ima1 Di s ea s e 
Prevention and 
Control 
ANNEX NO. 55 
\ 
(9) 
Instruction in the principles 
of animal sanitation* Instruc- 
tion and student participation 
in the application of 
diagnostic tests. Discussion 
of the principle animal diseases 
of military importance, their 
nature, causes, transmission, 
prevention, and control. 
18 P..RT XIV (Cont’d) 
subject 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Veterinary Activities in 
Theaters of Operation 
ANNEX NO. 56 
(2) 
A discussion of veterinary 
activities in the various 
Theatres of OpereCtion in 
V/orld T7ar II, Instruction 
in the organization of a 
theater veterinary service, 
the duties of theater and 
section Veterinarians, and 
the ir staff re la t ionships and 
responsibilities. ANNEX NO. 1 
ARMY ADMINISTRATION (GENERAL) 
(4 Hours) 
SUBJECT Tm 
PILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE 
INSTRUCTION INST 
OF 
RUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Daily Sick 1 
Report, W/D AGO 
Form No, 5 
To instruct the 
students in the 
preparation of the 
Daily Sick Report, 
WD AGO Form No, 5, 
the responsibilities 
of the unit command- 
ing officer and the 
medical officer; 
permissible entries 
making corrections; 
opening a new 
report; persons 
responsible for 
signing and initial- 
C 
AR 345-415 
ing the Daily Sick 
Report, 
Line of Duty 1 
To instruct the 
students in the 
meaning of Line of 
Duty; permissible 
C 
ARs 35-1440, 
40-1025, 
345-415; 
AW 107, and 
entries to indicate 
Line of Duty; factors 
influencing the 
selection of each 
* 
Digest of 
Opinions, 
Judge 
Advocate 
entry and the effect 
each entry has on 
the individual. 
General 
Administrative 1 
To instruct the 
C 
AR 600-550; 
Procedures in 
Case of Death 
students in the 
various administra- 
tive procedures 
required in case of 
dea th; indlvidua 1 
responsible for 
submitting the 
various reports 
a nd records with 
pa rt i cu la r empha sis 
on those reports 
submitted by ward 
officers. 
TM 12-240 ANNEX N0..1 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF ' TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INST RUCTI ON 
REFERENCES 
Recruiting Aims 1 
The postwar program C 
Army TaIk 
and Objectives 
and manpower require- 
Nos, 145, 
ments of the Regular 
154, 155, 
Army, Organized 
158; V/D 
Reserves, National 
C j_ 3° • In os# 
Guard, and Universal 
119, 1946, 
Military Training; 
and 31, 
the recruiting 
1947, as 
program and the 
amended, 
officer’s role in 
publicizing and 
emphasizing the 
benefits and advan- 
\ 
tages of serving 
in the Medical 
Depa rtment , annex no. 2 
MEDICAL SUPPLY RECORDS AND PROCEDURES 
(5 Hours) 
SUBJECT AIM'D " 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF 'TYPE 
INSTRUCTION INST 
CP 
RUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 
to Medico 1 
Supply 
1 
Give a gencre 1 our- 
line of medical 
supply procurement 
and a yencies bopin- 
ning at the Post, 
Camp and Station 
level and con- 
tinuing throu yh th e 
Director of 
Services Supply 
and Procuremcnt in 
th e Gc ne rn 1 Staff 
Corps; also cover- 
ing Post Supply 
Officers, Director 
of Supplies at 
Post, Camp and 
Station Depot 
Agencies, Procure- 
ment Agencies, 
T ec hn i ca 1 Sc rv ices 
and Chiefs of 
Tcchnica 1 8er vices . 
C 
AR 35-6520; 
TMs 38-220, 
38-TO5, 38- / 
205: WD 
Cirs 133, 
333, 138, 
dtd 1846,as 
amended. 
Mcdicr, 1 Supply 
Gotalog 
1 
i - c qu a i n t s tu d e n t s 
mi th c la s s ifi ca t i on 
of medical supplies 
and use of the Medical 
Supply Catalog. 
C 
Med Supply 
Cata log 
( c omp. ) ; 
ARs 35-6520, 
35-6620 
Property 
Records end 
Res pons 1M litics 
1 
A t h or ou yh indoctri n a - 
tion of officers in 
responsibilities of 
maintenance of 
property records used 
in dispensaries, v 
sections of hospitals, 
and hospital supply, 
and responsibilities 
which are attached 
to all personnel as 
to' proper use and 
safekeeping of govern- 
ment property. 
r* 
e 
ARs 35-6520, 
35-6620, 35*- 
6640; TMs 
38-403, 8- 
262, Chap X. 
TMs 38-220, 
38-205; 
Me d i ca 1 
Supply 
Cata log A1WFX NO. 2 { Cont • d ) 
' SUBjfeCT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
• Disposition 
1 
Cover' the four C 
ARs 35-6520, 
of Government 
means of dispos- 
35-6640; 
Property 
ing of government 
property records, 
namely (1) Certif- 
icate of Fair Wear 
and Tear; (2) 
Quarterly Drcppage 
Certificate; (3) 
Statement of 
Charges; and (4) 
Report.of Survey. 
Give thoroughly the 
routine and method 
of preparation for 
the Certificate, of 
Pair Wear and Tear, 
Qua rt crly Droppage , 
and Statenont of 
Charges. Mcnt1on 
v e ry briefly the 
Report of Survey. 
Tils 38-403, 
38-220,' 
14-904; 
\7D Cir 333, 
Sec IV 
(1946) 
i 
Report of 
1 
Acquaint officers PE, C 
aR 35-6640; 
Survey 
with procedures of 
processing and 
methods of prepar- 
ing surveys, and 
the need for 
immediate adjust- 
ment of any loss, 
dama ge or d e strue - 
tion to government 
property. 
TM 14-904 ANNE}: NO. 3 
RECORDS OP MORBIDITY END MORTALITY 
(11 Hours} 
SUBJECT A’ND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Medical Records 
Field Installa- 
tions, Theatre 
of Operations 
1 
To instruct the 
student in the 
preparation, dis- 
position and 
Importance of 
medical records 
maintained by 
divisional medical 
ins to nations, 
fixed and mobile 
dispensaries, 
theatre of opc ra - 
tions, and dis- 
pensaries aboard 
troop transports. 
C 
AR 40-1025; 
FM 8-5 
Medical Records 
KospitaIs, 
Thea tre ' of 
Opera t ions 
1 
To outline for 
the students the 
various medical 
records main ta i n ed 
by fixed and mobile 
, hospitals, theatre 
of operations and 
by debarkation 
hospitals; to 
discuss their pre- 
paration and 
disposition both 
in the theatre of 
operetions and in 
the Zone of Interior, 
C 
/ 
t 
AR 40-1025; 
FM 8-5 
\ 
The Report of 
Sick and 
‘Sounded 
1 
To discuss the 
composition, rout inl- 
and disposition of 
The Report of Sick 
and V/ounded to 
include th e pre - 
pa ration of the 
Renort Sheet, 
WD* AGO Form No. 8-23. 
C 
AR 40-1025, 
pars 95-119 AMEX NO, 3 (Cent »d) 
SUBJECT 73FD 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTI ON INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Hospita1 
Admin is t ra t i on 
1 
To outline for the 
students the 
various types of 
hospitals operated 
by the Array as to 
their location, 
identifice tion, 
function, size and 
control; and to 
discuss the usual 
administrative 
organization of an 
Army hospital. 
C 
AR 40-590; 
FMs 8-5, 
101-10;•TMs 
8-260, 8-262 
WD Cirs 12, 
187, 1946; 
AGO Cir. 
No, 30, 1946 
i 
St a n d o r d Te rms 
of Diagnosis 
1 
To instruct the 
student in the 
necessity for the 
use of standard 
terms in recording 
diagnosis; general 
rules to follow and 
special rc qu 1 re - 
ments for diseases 
and injuries. 
C 
AR 40-1025; 
TB Med 203 
Medical Records 
Dispensaries , 
Zone of Interior 
1 
To outline for the 
students the general 
functions of 
dispensaries, types 
of dispensaries 
operated by the 
Army, patients re- 
ceived by dispensaries, 
and to instruct them 
in the records main- 
tained on each type 
of patient. 
Q 
ARs 40-550, 
40-1025; 
WD Cir No. 
387, Sec II, 
1945 
Medical Records 
Hospitals, Zone 
of Interior 
1 
To instruct the stud- 
ent in the procedure 
for hospital admission 
and the records main- 
tained by the 
Admission and Dis- 
position Branch, V/a r d 
Officers and the 
R e g i s t r a r, S h o w h ow 
the records maintained 
by each department com- 
pliment those maintained 
by the others. 
C 
AR 40-1025, 
Chaps II & 
IV; TM 8-262  NO. 3 (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF . TYPE OF 
INSTRUCT!ON INSTRUCTION 
— 
REFERENCES 
Medical 1 
Rec ore1 s , Medical 
Report Card, 
WD AGO Form 
No. 8-24 
• 
To instruct the C 
students in the 
purpose, prepara- 
tion and disposi- 
tion of the Medical 
Report Card, WD AGO 
Form 8-24, and similar 
medical records. 
To discuss the 
various sections of 
the card, and the 
types of entries 
required for 
each section. 
AR 40-1025 
Records and 
Reports of 
Venerea 1 
Diseases 
1 
> 
To discuss the C 
administra tivo 
procedure required 
for cases of 
venereal disease; 
show that routine 
dispensary and 
hospital r ecores 
are maintained and 
discuss th c ty p e s , 
pre pa ra t i on a nd 
disposition of the 
special records 
required, 
ARs 20-210, 
40-1025; 
TB Meds 
3, 196 and 
198 
; 
Statistical 
Health Report, 
ED AGO Form 
No. 8-122 
1 
To Instruct the C 
students in the 
pure 6sc, pr e pa ra- 
tion, and disposition 
of t h c 81 a t i s t i cal 
Health Report; dis- 
cuss the various 
sections of the 
report and the sources 
of information. 
Include instruction 
in Telegraphic 
Reports, 
ARs 40-1025, 
40-1080; 
TB Med 92 
Examination, 
Records of 
Morbidity and 
Mortality 
1 
A comprehensive E 
written examination 
cover inp a 11 pre v1on s 
hours on Records of 
Morbidity and Mortality, 
,.11 previous 
references 
on this 
sub ject AWWEX WO. 4 
HILIT-KY L.M 
(6 Hours) 
SUBJECT , 1ID 
FILE NtJFBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES' 
Filitary 
1 
Source of military C 
FCF, pars 1, 
Jurisdiction, 
jurisdiction; the 
2 ? q q 
u , ' > ° f 
Disciplinary 
a ye re i c s of nil i t r, ry 
10, 11, and 
Power of the 
jurisdiction; military 
Chap X"IV; 
Commanding 
rovernme nt, mortis 1 
TF 27-255, 
Officer 
y 
low and military lav; 
thc disciplinary p owe r 
of th c c omno nding 
officer: authority, 
policy, effect of 
errors, authorized 
pun i shncnt s, pr o - 
c e du re, a p p q r. Is, 
a c t ion hy >■.irhe r 
au th or it y , pr e pa rr t i on 
of record. 
Chaps 1, 2, 
and 3 
Courts-Fortie 1 
3 
Composition and C, TF 
FCF, Chaps 
Procedure 
jurisdiction of 
Gene rcl, S p cc ia 1 
and 3unnary Courts- 
liartia 1; procedure 
before trial - 
a r r e s t a. n d c* o n - 
fin cmen t, preferr- 
II-XXIII, 
incl; TF 
27-255, 
Chaps 4-19, 
incl; 
TF 15-992, 
’’Rdninistra- 
i n g a n d f o r w a r d i n g 
ch' rgo s , inv e s t iga - 
tion, reference to 
tion of 
Mi lit:: ry 
Justice and 
„ » 
St a f f Jud go **d v oc a t e , 
decision of C onna nd - 
ing Offic or, pr e pa ra - 
tion by Defense a:nd 
T r i a 1 Ju d g c .. d v o c a t e ; 
proc edure du ring 
trial - preliminary 
matters, challenges, 
arraignment, pleas, 
presentation of case, 
rights of a c aus ed, 
voting by court, 
findings a nd sente -oc e ; 
procedure after trial - 
preparation and for- 
warding of rec ord, 
action by reviewing 
authority, rehabilitati or 
of prisoners. 
Courts- 
Ur rtlr 1” ANNEX NO, 4 (Oont »d) 
SUBJECT AWT) 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
'■'“"STOPTTTfP T?rrw~~~ 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Boards of 
Officers 
1 
t 
Function; typos, 
including'those 
involving Medical 
Department 
Officers; appoint- 
ing authorities; 
membership; duties; 
procedure; findings; 
roc omrnend a t i on s ; 
record of proceedings; 
action by appointing 
authority* 
C 
ARs 420-5, 
40-590, 345- 
415, 600-500, 
COO-550, 605- 
230, 605-250 
615-361, 
615-368, 
615-369 
Civil Affairs 
and Military 
Government 
1 
Orientation in the 
orga ni za t i on a nd 
function of civil 
affairs and military 
government detach- 
ments; necessity 
for coordination 
and cooperation 
between c ombat, 
service forces and 
these units; the 
medical aspects 
there of* 
C 
PM 27-5 
(tentative); 
PHs 27-250, 
27-251 **NNEX NO. 5 
PERSONNEL N^GEMENT 
(2 Hours) 
SUBJECT .FED 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCT10 N INST RUGT1 ON 
REFERENCES 
Principles of 
1 
JL 
Instruction in the 0 
TMs 12-405, 
Personnel 
principles of 
12-406, 
Mensgement 
personnel manage- 
ment, (1) Have 
the right man in 
the right place by 
means of proper 
selection and assign- 
ment. (2) Increase 
his availability for 
work by controlling 
his absence from the 
job arc! looking 
after his welfare, 
(3) Stimulate his 
will to work by 
creating proper 
incentives, . (4) 
Increase his ability 
to produce by proper 
trailing, (5) Use 
him fully in 
essential tasks. 
12-425; 17 D 
Pamphlet 
12-8 (1944) 
Personnel 
1 
Orientation in the 0 
AR 600-186; 
Mensgement 
Me d i c a 1 De pa r tm e n t 
Officers’ classifica- 
tion with emphasis 
on Qualification Card, 
Efficiency Report, 
Effciency Index and 
opportunities for 
Medical Department 
specialized training. 
TM 12-425, 
Sec VIII; 
TM 12-406, 
Appendix II; 
Current 
Med ica 1 
Depcrtment 
Directives. ANNEX NO. 6 
MORALE AND CHARACTER BUILDING 
(1 H our) 
SUBJECT iJD 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Morale and 
1 
To acquaint L 
SG-0 Car No. 
Character 
students with the 
9, 1907; 
Building* 
importance of the 
Scheduled 
/ 
venereal disease 
program stressing 
the building of 
the morale of the 
individual soldier 
by emphasizing 
self-discipline in 
confomity with 
the teachings of 
home and church, 
and by inculcating 
a pride in self 
and in the unit to 
wh 1ch he b c. longs. 
Outlines of 
Lectures 
from Office 
of Chief of 
Chapla ins, 
Washington, 
D, C. ANNEX NO. 7 
’THAT THE REGULAR ARMY OFFERS TO MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OFFICERS 
(2 Hours) 
SUBJECT END 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Wha-t the 
2 
Gen err. 1 introduc- L 
Army 
Regular 
Offers to 
Medico 1 
Deportment 
Officers 
tion in the pride 
and accomplishment 
of the Mecicol 
Department and its 
officers; pay and 
allowances of 
Medical Corps 
Officers; main- 
tenance as medical 
and dental care 
Regula tions 
V 
provided to 
officers; privileges 
such as leaves, 
fine nola 1 benefits , 
free rcc r ca t i on, 
etc.; promotions 
in the Medical Corps, 
retirement benefits, 
professiona1 
training offered 
to Modica 1 Depart- 
ment Officers. 
- ANNEX NO. 8 
DENTAL SERVICE IN THE ARMY 
(2 Hours) 
St^JEMTZTlD 
SCOPE OF 
tyfitup 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
INSTRUCTION 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Dental Service 
2 
Lectures designed 
L 
ARs 40-5, 
in the Army 
to familiarize 
the entire class 
of Medical Depart- 
ment Officers 
with the organiza- 
tion, function and 
mission of the 
Dental Corps, and; 
the role of the 
dental service 
within the 
Medical Department 
• 
pars 1,2,3; 
40-15, 
40-510; 
PM 8-5, 
Chaps 2, 4, 
9, 11, 12, 
13, 17 ANNEX* NO. 9 
.ATTOMOTIVE HAINTENANCE 
(7 Hours) 
SUBJECT ..ED 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Motor Vehicles 
1 
Classification and C, D 
TM 9-2800,. 
of- the Medico! 
nomenclature of 
Secs VIII, 
Department 
the various types 
of vehicles employed 
by organizations of 
the Medical 
Department. 
XI and 
XVIII; 
TM 10-510, 
Sec V 
The Motor 
2 
Theory of operation G, TP 
TP 9-1571. 
Vehicle 
of the internal 
combustion engine, 
the electrical 
system, fuel and 
exhaust system. 
The power train and 
component parts. 
TMs 10-510, 
10-585, 
10-580 
Common Causes 
1 
ii discussion of C 
PM 25-10, 
of Vehicle 
common failures 
Chap 1, 
Failure s 
of motor vehicles, 
their causes and 
prevention with 
particular emphasis 
placed on preventive 
maintenancc, 
par 6; 
TM 10-570, 
Secs II & 
III 
Vehicle Records 
2 
A conference and C, PE 
AR 850-15, 
and Reports, 
applicatory exercise 
Secs IV & V, 
Supply, Spare 
relative to 
AR 25-20, 
Parts and Tools 
adminis tra tive 
reports and procedures 
necessary with 
respect to the use 
of Medical Department 
par 4a; 
TM 10-510, 
TM 37-2810, 
pa r 4d; 
PM 25-10, 
l 
vehicles, 
pars 229, 
230 
Examination 
1 
- 
An examination E 
covering previous 
instruction in 
motor maintenance 
All previous 
references 
in Auto- 
mot ive 
Maintenance 
33 ANNEX NO. 10 
TROOP MOVEMENT 
(4 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INST PIT CTI Oil INSTRUCT I ON 
REFERENCES 
Troop- Movement 
2 
Movement of C 
ARs 55-130, 
individual troops 
and units by 
55-145; 
FMs 25-10, 
- 
rail, motor, water, 
and air. Traffic 
71-210, 55-6, 
par 36; WD 
. 
control and 
Cir 84, 
traffic regulations 
as pertaining to 
1946; WD 
Memo 55-130- 
Medical Department 
units. 
2; ED pam- 
phlet 29-10. 
Loading of 
2 
Principles of C, D 
SB 8-1, 
Personnel and 
Equipment 
loading and un- 
loading of personnel 
and equipment on 
unit transportation. 
SB 8-2 ANNEX NO. 11 
TRANSPORTATION OF THE SICK AND WOUNDED 
(6 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 
and Methods 
of Transporting 
the Sick and 
bounded 
1 
Orientation and 
introduction to 
methods employed 
by the Medical 
Department in 
the transportation 
of the sick and 
wounded. 
C 
FMs 8-5, 
8-10 
Litter 
Transportation 
2 
Demons t ra t i on of 
the types of 
litters utilized 
by the Medical 
Depa rtnent; 
ambulance loading 
and unloading 
emb ©dying vehi c1e s 
of various body 
types % 
D, PE 
> 
FM 8-5, 
Chaps 2, 3, 
4 
Field 
Expedients 
2 
Demonstration 
showing the 
conversion of 
standard vehicles 
to patient 
carriers and use 
of field 
expedients. 
D 
PM 8-35, 
Chaps 5-8, 
incl, 
Examination 
1 
An examination 
on previous 
instruction in 
the Transportation 
of the Sick and 
Wounded, end 
T r o o p Mov ome n t, 
E 
All previous 
references ANNEX NO. 12 
GENERAL SHPPLY IN A THEATER OP OPERATIONS 
(8 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
General Supply 
in a Theater 
of Operations 
1 
Introduction to 
theater supply 
and a general 
discussion of 
the territorial 
subdivisions of 
a Theater of 
Operations or 
an occupied area. 
C 
PM 100-10, 
pars 1-8, 
58-41 
General Supply 
in the 
Communications 
Zone 
1 
Presentation of 
supply procedures 
and supply instal- 
lations within 
the communications 
zone cf a Theater 
of Operations, 
C 
' FM 100-10, 
pars 50-55, 
58-64, 85- 
92, 97-98 
General Supply 
in the Combat 
Zone 
1 
Pre s o n ta t i on of , 
supply procedures 
and supply instal- 
lations in. the 
combat zone. 
c 
FM 100-10, 
pars 99-103, 
125, 145- 
161 
Cla ssification 
of Supplies 
1 
Introduction to 
the five classes 
cf supply, and 
the methods, of 
procurement and 
distribution of 
the.se supplies. 
c 
PM 100-10, 
pars 162- 
180, 204- 
213, 219 
General Supply 
in an Infantry 
Divisi on 
1 
Methods of procure 
ment and distribu- 
tion of supplies 
in an Infantry 
Division with 
emphasis placed 
upon the Medical 
Battalion of the 
div ision, 
c 
FM 100-10, 
pars 40, 
201-219 
36 ANNEX NO, 12 (Cont’d) 
SUB-teW AND 
FILE miUBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP , 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
General Supply 
of the 
Ba 11 o 1 i on 
Medical 
Service 
/ 
1 
To illustrate 
the supply 
procedures used 
by a Battalion 
Surgeon in the 
procurement and 
distribution of 
supplies for 
the Battalion 
Medi ca1 
Service. 
PE 
PMs 8-5, 
par 21; 
7-30, pars 
14, 61, 62 
Admin i st ra t iv e 
Orders 
1 
I 
To show how 
Administrative 
Orders are 
developed and 
. used from 
approved 
administrative 
plans, emphasiz- 
ing the technique 
of preparation 
and methods of 
dissemination of 
all types of 
orders conC/erning 
a dmini s trat iv c 
matte ra.' 
C 
PMs 7-30, 
pars 47-48; 
101-5, pars 
68-71 
Exomina-tion 
1 
Examination 
questions to 
cover the scope 
of Genera 1 
Supply in a 
Theater of 
Opera tions. 
E 
All 
references 
referred to 
in General 
Supply in 
a Theater 
of 
Operations ANNEX NO. 13 
MEDICAL STIFFLY 
(9 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Medical Supply 
in the 
C ommun i cations 
Zone 
1 
Introduction to 
Medical Supply 
in the Theater, 
and medical 
procedures of 
the Communications 
Zone, to include 
methods of 
requisitioning, 
s t oragc and issue. 
c 
FMs .8-5, 
8-10, 8-55, 
7-50, 100- 
10; TMs 
38-205, 
Part 5; 
38-403. 
Property 
Accountability 
and Responsi- 
bility in the 
Theater of 
Operations 
2 
M e cl i cal proper t y 
accountability and 
responsibility in 
the Theater of 
Operations and 
methods by wh i ch 
these recounts 
arc maintained. 
The second hour 
to be an exercise 
on the Stock 
Record Account, 
C 
, PE 
TMs 38-205, 
Part 3; 
38-403 
Medical Supply 
Units in the 
C ommu n i c a t i on s 
Zone 
1 
Organization and 
function of the 
Medical Base 
Depot Company 
and the Medical 
Senviee 
Or go niza tion,. 
C 
PM 8 - 5 , pa r s 
178-180, 
277-285; 
T/O&E 8-187, 
T/O&E 8-500 
Medical Supply 
in the Combat 
Zone 
1 
Medical Supply 
procedures in 
thc C omba t Zone, 
chc.nnels , methods 
of re qu i si ti oning 
and issue, with 
omphssis on th e 
Infant ry , i vision; 
organ iza t i on a nd 
function of the 
Medico 1 Depot 
C om p o n y, C om b a t 
Zone . 
C 
FMs 8-5, 
8-10, 3-55, 
100-10, 
Chc p s 4 , 5, 
7; TM 38- 
205, Part 3; 
T/O&E 8-667 ANHEX HO. 13 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE-NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Medical Field 
1 
Nornonela tune, 
D 
T/O&E 7-11 
Equipment 
physical 
characteristics - 
care and use of 
OS and 
Cha nges; 
Me diea 1 
the various items 
of medical field 
equipment. 
Supply 
Cats log; 
FMs 8-5, 
8-10 
Estimation 
of Requirements 
2 
Methods of 
estimating 
medical supply 
, requirements 
for an infantry 
hattel ion,and 
an eppliertory 
exercise in which 
the student makes 
such an estimate. 
C, PE 
■ 
FMs 7-30, 
pars 14, 62; 
8-55, pars 
53-75; 
17-50, pars 
16, 24-26; 
TM 38-205, 
Part 3 
Examination 
1 
Examination to 
.cover the questions 
asked at the end 
of each hour, and 
the scope of the 
course in Medical 
Supply 
E 
All previous 
references 
in Medical 
Supply 
(Logistics) ANNEX NO, 14 
MAINTENANCE OP MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 
(3 Hours) 
Subject and 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
■■■S'Co'p'E' OP 
INSTRUCTION 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Categories of 
Maintenance 
of Medical 
Department 
Equipment 
1 
Introduction to 
the categories 
of Medical 
Department 
equipment; 
maintenance. 
Agencies avail- 
able for main- 
tenance of 
Medical Depart- 
ment equipment. 
C 
WD Cir 
536, 1946, 
Sec. II, 
as amended; 
WD Catalog, 
Med 3 5c 
6; TM 37- 
250; SB 
8-21 5c 
8-24 
Maintenance 
2 
Conference 
C 
Medical 
of Medical 
Department 
Equipment in 
the Theater 
of Operations 
\ 
relative to 
categorical 
maintenance of 
Medical Depart- 
ment equipment 
in the Theater 
of Operations. 
Cause of equip- 
ment failures in 
the field, 
selection of 
personnel for 
organizational 
maintenance. 
'A L 
Supply 
Ca talog; 
TM 37-250, 
Sec III to 
V, incl; 
SB 8-24; 
TM 8-611 
f 
40 ANNEX NO, 15 
FIELD MEDICINE 
(9 Houns,). 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 0F TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 
end Malaria 
(G-l) 
\ 
1 
Introduction to C, TF 
the course of r 
instruction as 
presented by; 
Department of 
Medicine and 
Surgery, Military 
importance of 
malaria is stressed. 
Clinical aspects, 
diagnosis and 
treatment is 
discussed. TF 8-1378 
on the Clinical 
Aspects of Mr. loria 
is shown* 
TB Meds 65, 
72, 136 * 
AMDS Special 
Issue #3 , 
pp 284-287 
Filerir.sis end 
Lcishmaniasis 
(G-2) 
1 
Military importance C 
and geographic 
distribution of 
filariasis and 
1eishmania sis is 
given.. Clinical 
aspects, diagnosis 
a nd tree tm e nt of 
these two diseases 
is discussed* 
TB Meds 
142, 183; 
AMDB Special 
Issue #3, 
pp 294-298 
Epidemic 
Hepatitis end 
Poliomyelitis 
(G-3) 
! 
1 
Military importance C 
and epidemiology 
of ep id emic he pa. t i ti s 
and poliomyelitis is 
given. Clinical 
aspects, 1abo ra t ory 
and clinical diagnosis, 
and treatment of 
thcse dis oa sos is 
discussed* Lantern 
slides show typical 
pathology of epidemic 
hepatitis. 
TB Meds 
193, 206; 
AMDB Special 
Issue #3, pp 
306-309 AKNEX.NO. 15 (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT AKD 
FILE HUITBER 
HOURS 
Scope 65? uY?e 6f 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Amebic end 
Be c i1lary 
Dysentery ' 
(r- 4) . 
1 
Military importance C 
of the dysenteric 
diseases is stressed. 
Clinical aspects, 
diagnosis, and 
treatment of these 
two diseases is 
discussed. Lantern1 
slides illustrate 
pathology typical 
of both diseases. 
TB Meds 119, 
167; AMDS 
Spe cial 
Issue #3, 
pp 273-278 
\ 
Schistosomiasis 1 
and Intestinal 
Helminths 
(G-5) 
Mi1It a ry im p or- C 
tcnce and geographic 
distribution of 
Schistosomiasis and 
the common intestinal 
Helminths is given. 
Clinical aspects, 
diagnosis and treat- 
ment of these 
diseases is dis- 
cussed . 
TB Mods 167; 
AMDB Special 
Issue #3, pp 
273-276 
Venereal 
Disease I 
(G-6) 
1 
Military impor- C 
tance, clinical 
aspects, diagnosis 
and treatment of 
early syphilis 
is discussed. 
Public Health Films, 
Syphilis Parts I and 
II on early syphilis, 
arc shown. 
TB Med 106; 
AMDB Special 
Issue #3, 
PP 324 
\ 
Venereal 
Disease II 
(G-7 ) 
1 
Military impor- - C 
tance, clinica-1 
. a spects , -die g'nosis 
and treatment of 
gon o rrhea, chaneroid, 
lymphogranuloma 
venereum and 
granu1Oma i n gu i n a 1e 
is discussed. 
Lantern slides show 
pathology typical 
of these diseases. 
TB Med 157; 
AMDB Special 
Issue #3, 
pp 325 ANNEX' NO, 15 (CDnt»d) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTIOR INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Skin Diseases 1 
The skin diseases C 
- Manual of 
(G-8) 
common to military 
Dermatology j 
medicine are 
3ta ndord 
discussed. 
Texts on 
Particular cm pha sis 
Dermatology; 
/ 
is given to fungus 
skin diseases, 
cutaneous diphtheria, 
and external otitis. 
Colored lantern 
T3 Med 143 
slides illustrate 
c asos and t rea tme n t 
results. 
Effects of Heat 1 
The physiological C, FB 
TB Meds 
and Cold, vratcr 
importance of water 
175, 81; 
Deprivation 
is stressed. The 
AMDS Special 
(G-9) 
diagnosis and 
Issue #3, 
treatment of the 
pp 302-304, 
V 
adverse effects of 
heat and cold are 
discussed. Film 
Bulletin 180 on 
trench foot and 
lantern slides on 
trench foot are 
265-268 
sh own, 
’ ANNEX WO. 16 
FIELD SURGERY 
(9 Hours) 
A . . ■ 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION * INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
First Aid 
Treatment of 
Bottle 
Casua It ies 
(H-l) 
1 
Divisions of L, TP1 
surgical treatment; 
first aid that, 
is taught the 
combat soldier. 
TB Med 147, 
pars 1-4: 
FM 21-11; 
TF 8-2047 
Emergency 
Medico 1 
Trea tment 
(H-2) 
1 
Diagnosis and L 
treatment of 
shock; use of 
blood and blood 
substitutes; .use 
of morphine in 
the field, 
TM 8-220, 
par 144; 
AMDS Special 
Issue #3, 
pp 245-265 
Initial 
Surgery of 
Battle 
Ca suoIties 
(H-3) 
1 
Detailed manage- L 
ment of soft 
tissue injuries 
as practiced 
at the e va cue t i on 
hospital level. 
TB Med 147, 
pars 5, 6, 
10, 13, 14 
Burns; Specific 1 
Infections 
(H-4) 
General discussion L 
of p o th ol o gy a n d 
resuscitation of 
burned patients, 
detailed dis- 
cussion of ma nc ge - 
ment of burns, 
discussion of 
tetanus and gas 
ga ngrone a cc ord ing 
to cause, preven- 
tion and treatment. 
TB Meds ,151, 
147, pars 
19-20. 
( 
Freetyres; 
Emergency 
Splinting 
(H-5) 
1 
Demonstration of L, D 
contents of Army 
Splint set, dis- 
cussion of fra c tures 
with great emphasis 
on emergency splint- 
ing with the materials 
available in the 
battalion aid station; 
s t ory, 11lust ra t ed by 
TB Mod 147, 
pars 16, 17; 
PM 8-50, 
pp 40-65 ANNEX NO. 16 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
■"SCOPE OF ' 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF ■" 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
lantern slides, 
of a case of 
bilateral 
fractured humeri 
from time of 
wounding until 
discharge from 
a hospital in 
the Zone of 
Interior. 
... . 
Amputations 
(H/-6) . 
1 
* «f 
1 
Discussion of 
indications for 
and technique 
of amputation 
s directed by 
the SurgC on 
General; training 
film demonstrating 
this technique. 
L, MF 
\ 
MP 947; 
TB Med 147, 
par 15 
Abdomina1 
Injuries 
(H-7) 
1 
Discussion of 
the various 
types of 
abdominal 
injuries and 
their manage- 
ment; use of 
lantern slides 
to illustrate 
the types of 
Injury and the 
treetment, 
L 
TB Med 147, 
pars 12,18 
Chest 
In jur ie s 
(H-8) 
1 
Diagnosis and 
treatment of 
various types of 
chest injuries; 
training film 
showing the 
removal of 
intrathora c ic 
foreign bodies. 
L, MP 
TB Med 147, 
par 11; 
MF 1237, 
MP 1238; 
TB Med 69 
Examination, 
Medicine and 
Surgery 
1 
Examine tion 
covering questions 
on field medicine 
and surgery. 
E 
All previous 
references 
in Medicine 
and Surgery. 
45 ANNEX NO. 17 
INTRODUCTION TO MODERN 
NEUROPSYCHIATRY 
(1 Hour) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
General 
1 
Dynamic concepts 
L 
TB Mods 12,. 
Aspects of 
Modern 
Neuropsychla try 
in modern 
considerations 
of personality 
in health and 
disease. The 
role of the 
military neuro- 
psychiatrist 
in a modern Army 
during peace- 
time, General 
grouping of 
neuropsychiatric 
conditions with 
medical, legal, 
and military 
implications of 
each. 
21, 33, 48, 
74, 76, 80*. 
84, 94, 
103, 115, 
154, 155, 
162, 181, 
193, 203, 
212 AMEX NO. 18 
PROCEDURES IN MODERN 
NEUROPSYCHIATRY 
(4 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE 0F 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Neuro- 
psychiatric 
Treatment-- 
3 
Misc, Film 1167, TP, MF 
"Field Psychiatry 
for the General 
Medica 1 Of f i-cer" 
TF 8-1428, "Care 
of the Sick and * . .. 
Injured"; TF 
8-2090, "Ward 
Care of Psychotic 
Patients". 
None 
Treatment 
Aspects of 
Modern Neuro- 
psychiatry 
1 
A question and C 
discussion period 
covering the 
special techniques 
of treatment in 
modern peacetime 
military neuro- 
psychiatry. 
None 
47 ANNEX NO* 19 
PRACTICAL APPLICATION IN 
MODERN NEUROPSYCHIATRY 
(3 Hours) 
Subject and “ 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
‘ SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE'OP' 
INSTRUCTION REFERENCES 
Clinical 
3 
Class to 
C , PE • None 
Demonstration 
attend staff 
conference in 
medica1 
installations 
having neuro- 
psychiatric 
service to see 
typical cases 
presented and 
discussed• 
Cases will he 
presented in 
such a manner 
as to emphasize 
various 
specialists, 
social worker, 
psychologist, 
nurse, and 
psychiatrist 
in the proper 
evaluation and 
in outlining the 
f 
l 
best possible 
treatment program 
• ANNEX NO, 20. 
INTRODUCTION,TO PHYSICAL MEDICINE 
(1 Hour) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
Scope of 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE of 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 
to Physical 
Medicine 
1 
' 
Organization 
of the Physical 
Medicine' Service 
of a hospital 
including 
purposes, 
objectives and 
procedures 
emphasizing 
coordina tion 
and cooperation 
between the 
sections of the 
service• 
L 
TO Cir 349, 
28 Nov 1946; 
WD Memo No* 
40-590-7, 
7 Dec 1946 
t ANNEX l'IO. 21 
PHYSICAL RECONDITIONING SECTION 
(1 Hour) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP . TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Phys ica1 
1 
An understanding L, D 
TB Med 137, 
RecordIti oning 
of the objectives 
1945; TMs 
Section 
of the Physical 
Recondit ioning 
Section, and the 
types of activities 
provided by this 
section. 
8-292 , 
21-220 ANNEX NO. 22 
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY SECTION 
(l Hour)- . . 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE 0? 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION...... 
REFERENCES 
Occupational 1 
To present 
L 
TB Med 84, 
Thera-py 
objectives 
1944; 
Section 
of the 
Occupational 
Therapy 
Section 
covering theory 
and program, . 
of treatment, 
and the use 
of prescription 
for patients 
in corrective 
Occupnt iona1 
Therapy. 
TM .8-291- 
51 .ANNEX NO. 23 
PHYSICAL- THERAPY 
(1 Hour) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
'Scope of 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE 0F 
INSTRUCTION 
ITS FERENC ES 
Physice 1 
Therapy 
1 
To acquaint 
the students 
with the type 
of therapy, 
and objectives 
of the Physical 
Therapy Section. 
L 
TM 8-293; 
"Physical 
Medicine” , 
Krusen ANNEX NO. 24 
INT.UODUCTION AND IMMUNIZATION 
(2 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE' Of” 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 
1 
An introduction 
to the principles 
of -preventive 
medicine, end the 
application to 
gi oh cl mi 111 a r y 
opere t ions. 
- L, G 
ir 
.PM 21-20, 
Chaps 1, 2 
•Immunize t ion 
- 
1 
To. discuss end 
illustrate the 
three initial 
L, C 
TB Med 114; 
Dope rtmental 
Abstract 
■ 
immunizations 
required for 
all personnel 
in the Army, 
and the 
specie 1 
immunizations 
necessary for 
V 
1.04a 
■ 
. 4 
endemic or 
epidemic areas. ANNEX NO. 25 
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF RESPIRATORY DISEASES 
(4 Hours) 
subject 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
. INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES' 
Epidemiology 
1 
A study of the 
epidemiology of 
droplet and air- 
borne infections. 
L 
Depa rtmenta1 
Abstract 
Control of 
1 
The various 
L, C 
TB Med 47; 
Respiratory 
Diseases 
control measures 
that ere . 
effective in, 
civilian and 
military 
orga niaa tions , 
Department al 
. Abstra cts 
1.12, 1.07; 
;‘The Control 
of Communi- 
cable 
Disea ses'1 , 
American 
Public 
Health 
Association, 
7th Edition 
Control of 
Respiratory 
Diseases 
1 
An applicator?/ 
exercise 
demonstrating 
the principles 
of respiratory 
disease control, 
quiz and 
discuss ion, 
PE, C ■ 
Departmental 
Abstract 
1.15 
Arctic and 
Cold Weather 
Problems 
1 
The specia 1 
problems 
encountered 
during military 
operations in 
extremely cold 
weather, 
L, C 
PMs 70-15, 
21-10 
54 ,.NNEX NO. 26 
INTESTINAL DISEASES INCLUDING WATER SUPPLY 
(13 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
SCOPE OF 
‘ Type op 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
INSTRUCTION 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Epidcmiology 
1 
Review the 
L, C 
Do pa. rtmenta 3 
of Intestine! 
mode of trnns- 
Abstract 
Disen ses 
t 
mission and 
the etiology 
of food and 
water- borne 
diseases. 
2.01 
pood Poisoning 
1 ' 
Discussion of 
the food 
poisoning group 
including the 
bacterial endo 
and exo toxins, 
the heavy 
C 
Departments I 
Abstract 
2.05 
✓ 
• 
meta Is, a nd *■ 
other inorganic 
and organic 
poisons; 
' 1 
Me s s 
1 
study of the 
c/ps 
PM 21-10; 
Sanitation 
sanitary 
methods and 
equipment 
employed in 
Army messes. 
■ ARs 40-200, 
40-205; 
TB Med 184; 
PS 8-61 
i 
Helminthic 
1 
Life cycles. 
C, MP 
Departmental 
and Amoebic 
epidemiology, 
Abstra cts• 
Infests tions 
transmission, 
laboratory » 
identi.fi ca tion 
and control of 
MP 1250 
the helminthic 
n 
A 
and amoebic 
infesta tions, 
Water Supply 
1 
Water supply, 
its sources and 
procurement, 
L 
PM 21-10 
55 ANNEX NO. 26 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT /.to 
Pile jtmbit. 
FOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
..REFERENCES 
Fly Control 
1 
Review of the 
flies that 
carry intestinal 
diseases, their 
habits and 
control 
mea sures. 
L, TP 
Departmental 
'Abstract 
4.08; 
TP 8-999 
Tra ining 
Films 
1 
These films show 
the principles 
involved in the 
purification of 
water, and the 
disposal of 
human wastes* 
TF 
TP 8-1174, 
TP 8-1179 
Field 
Exercise 
1 
4 
This is a field 
exercise held 
at the Sanitary 
Demonstretion 
Area; the field 
methods for the 
disposal of 
human and kitchen 
wastes, field 
mess sanitation, 
and field 
purification of, 
water will be 
demons tra ted, 
D, PE 
PM 21-10; 
TB Mods 
37, 163, 
190; 
TM 5-295 
Examination 
1 
A written E 
examinetion 
cov ering 
immunize tion 
and the epidemiology 
and control of 
rc s pIra t ory and 
intestinal 
diseases. 
All 
previous 
references 
Discus sion 
1 
Discussion of 
the examination. 
c 
None 
56 ANNEX NO. 27 
ARTHROPOD BORNE DISEASES 
(8 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP r . 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Epidemiology 
of Malaria 
• . <$ 
\ 
1 
1 
Malaria - its 
etiology, mode 
of transmission, 
host-parasite- 
vector relation- 
ships, distribution 
e p i d e mi o 1 o gy, a nd 
the effects of 
environmental 
factors, 
c 
> 
"Manual of 
Tropical 
Medicine" , 
Mackie, 
Hunter & 
Worth, pp 
213-250; 
"Introduc- 
tion to 
Malariology 
Boyd 
Epidemiol ogy 
of Dengue, 
Pilaris sis, 
Fever 
and Virus 
Encephalitis 
1 
i 
The epidemiology 
of yellow fever, 
dengue, filariasis- 
and virus 
encephalitis; 
modes of trans- 
mission, host- 
pa ra s it c-ve c tor 
relationships, 
and control; 
jungle vs urban 
yellow fever. 
c 
"Virus and 
Rickettsial 
Diseases" , 
Harvard 
Symposium, 
pp 349-364, 
713-766; 
"Manua1 
of Tropical 
Medicine,n 
Mackie, 
Hunter & 
Worth, 
pp 11-22, 
328-349. 
Epidemiology 
of Loiise-Borno 
Diseases 
I 
1 
Discussion of 
the epidemiology 
of typhus, relaps- 
ing fever and 
trench fever; 
biology, habits 
and control of 
lice ♦ 
c 
/ 
FM 21-10, 
Chap 8; 
nMedica1 
Entomology" 
Hems , 
Chap 9; 
"Manual of 
Tropical 
Medicine" , 
Ma ckie, 
Hunter & 
Worth, pp 
O 's —'it/ 
57 AMEX 'NO. 27 (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Epidemiology 
of Plea-Borne 
1 
Epidemiology and 
control of plague, 
C 
Depa rtmcntal 
Abstract 
Diseases 
sylvetic plague, 
endemic {murine) 
typhus; life 
histories and 
control of fleas* 
\ 
4.24; 
"Medical 
Entomology" , 
Herms , 
Chap 20 
Recognition 
of Arthropods 
of Medical 
Importance 
2 
Demonstration 
of mosquitos, 
flies, ticks, 
mites, spiders, 
and miscellaneous 
arthropods of 
D 
Departmental 
Abstract 
Nos, 4.01, 
4.02 , 4,26; 
TM 5-632 
medical importance- 
insecticides used 
for thdir 
control. 
> 
Control of 
Arthropods 
2 
Discussion and D, C 
demonstration 
of insecticides, 
insec't and 
rodent control 
equipment, control 
methods; individual 
prophylaxis 
materials and 
methods. 
PII 21-10, 
Cho ps 6, 7 , 
8, 9, 10, 
14; TM 5- 
632 
58 ANNEX NO. 28 
VENEREAL DISEASES 
(6 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
“Scope of • . 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE 0F 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Venereal 
1 
The integrated 
C 
SCO Cir. 
Disease 
Control 
Principles 
program for 
prevention of 
venereal disease- 
including the 
role of the 
Provost Marshal, 
Chapla in, 
Special Service 
Officer and the 
Medical Officer; 
special problems 
in overseas 
areas. 
/ 
No. 19, 
6 Feb 1947 
Prophylaxis 
1 
Review of the 
methods of 
individual and 
group prophylaxis 
as used by the 
Forces, 
FS, C 
FS 8-58, 
FS 8-57; 
TB Mod 157 
Epidemiologies 
1 1 
A family outbreak 
PE 
Problem to 
Study, Applies 
tory Exercise 
of gonorrhea, the 
cause, effects 
and epidemiology 
of this epidemic 
and its applica- 
tion to other 
similar situations 
• 
be issued 
by the 
Department 
Training Film 
1 
Presentation of 
the phases of 
venereal disease 
epidemiology as 
applies to the 
Armed Forces 
(U.S. Navy film). 
TF 
TF 8-1462 
(52 minutes 
59 ANNEX WO. 28 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT "AND 
PILE NUI.TBER HOURS 
Scope of ' 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
. REFERENCES 
Examination 1 
on Arthropod 
,Borne Diseases 
and Venereal 
Diseases 
Objective tppc 
examination 
on material 
covered under 
topics of* 
Arthropod 
Borne Diseases 
and Venereal 
Diseases, 
E 
All previou 
references 
on topics 
covered in 
examination 
Discussion 1 
of Examination 
Discussion and 
answers on 
examination 
covering 
Arthropod 
Borne Diseases 
and Venereal 
Diseases. 
C 
None ANNEX NO. 29 
PHYSICAL MEASUREMENTS 
(2 Hours ) 
. Subject and 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OP :a*WFE OF * 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
'United States 1 
Consideration C 
ARs 40-100, 
Army; ' 
Stcndcrds 
* * • 
of types of 
phys ica1 
examinations 
and disposition 
of records; 
standards of 
height and 
weight as 
determined 
from insurance 
company life 
expectancy 
tables. 
40-105 
Annual and 1 
Annual physical C 
AR 40-100; 
Special 
examinations, 
other 
Phys icc1 
the standards 
references 
Examinations 
a nd basis 
therefbr; 
special con- 
siderations 
governing 
to be 
furnished 
by the 
instpudtor 
selection of 
Army personnel 
in peace and 
war in the 
specieIties 
listed; 
spec iallzod 
technics and 
tests used for 
flight personnel. ANNEX NO. 30 
MAP READING 
(12 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
Scope op 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 1 
Introduction, 
Marginal 
Informs t'iorr 
and Con-- 
1 
Genera 1 
introduction 
to the various 
subjects to be 
C, TP 
PMs 21-25, 
Chaps 1, 2, 
3, 13; 
21-30, Chopg 
ventional 
Signs 
taught during 
the course, 
procedures to 
be used, and 
an explanation 
of the schedule 
and the mop 
reading equip- 
ment utilized. 
A brief dis- 
cussion of 
marginal 
information and 
conventional 
signs will 
precede the * 
showing of a 
twenty minute 
training f ilm. 
1, 2, 5; 
21-26, Secs 
II and III 
I 
Map Measure- 
ments, Scales 
and Methods 
of Location 
1 
To give the 
student ah under- 
standing of grid 
coordinates, 
relation of map 
distance to 
ground distance, 
and the use of 
the graphic 
scale in 
determining 
distance. Time 
and distance 
computation, and 
applicatory 
problems in 
time and' 
distance• 
C 
PMs 21-2 5, 
Chops 5, 6* 
21-26, 
Secs IV, VI 
. \ 
V 
62 ’ ;MEX NO. 30 (Cont Td) 
SUBJECT AMD 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF ' TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Methods of 
1 
Comparison of C 
PMs 21-25, 
Location 
t 
large and medium 
scale maps, and 
a review of 
location by. 
means of grid 
lines on maps 
of both scales. 
Location by 
means of thrust 
lines coordinates, 
and applicatory 
problems in . 
location by 
means of thrust 
lines, 
Chaps 5,6; 
21-26, 
Secs IV, 
pars 27-32; 
Read PM 
21-26, pars 
33-41 
Elevation, 
1 
Definition of C, TF 
PM 21-25, 
Terrain 
elevation and 
Chap 4, and 
Appreciation 
derivation, and 
Figure 108, 
and 
cha ra c terist ic s 
Read PM 21- 
Visibility 
of contour lines. 
How to use con- % 
tour lines to 
determine the 
elevation of 
26, pars 
42 -49 
• 
specific points 
on contour lines, 
on streams, and 
between contour 
lines. How to 
recognize and 
trace stream 
lines and ridge 
lines. Discussion 
of terrain 
appreciation and 
vis ibility. 
Direction- 
1 
To give the . c 
PM 21-25, 
Azimuth and 
student an under- 
pp 52-57; 
Declination 
standing of 
azimuth as 
direction, and the 
use of the pro- 
tractor in reading 
grid azimuths. 
Explanation of 
Road PM 
21-26, pars 
15—24 
/N ANNEX N.O. 30 (Cont»d) 
stiSTTWOW- 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
' -S-COPE W'" 
INSTRUCTION 
• TYPiifWP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
- 
grid, magnetic, 
and true azimuths, 
and how to convert 
from one to the 
other. 
Aerial Photos 
and Photomaps 
1 
To give the 
stydent a know- 
ledge of the 
various types 
of aerial 
photos and photo- 
maps, and the 
advantage and 
use of each. To 
compare photo 
and survey maps, 
and to enable 
the students to 
identify objects 
and specific 
terrain features 
on-the aerial 
photo. 
C, TP 
PH 21-25, 
Chap 11; 
Read PM 21- 
' 26, Secs 
IX, X, & 
XI 
Use of the 
Map With a 
Compass 
1 
Nomenclature and 
use of the com- 
pass. Orienting 
a map with the 
aid of a compass. 
How to walk’.on 
a traverse, and 
locating yourself 
or distant objects 
by means of. 
intersection and 
resection. 
C, TP 
PM 21-25, 
Chan. 7, 
pp 58-67, 
Chap. 9, 
pp 72-80; 
, PM 21-26, 
pars 52, 53; 
Read PM 
21-26, pars 
25, 26 
Use■of the■ 
Map Without 
a Compass 
1 
A discussion’of C, TP 
methods of 
orienting a map 
without a compass, 
including methods 
of determining * 
North. Resection 
and intersection 
without a compass, 
and the elements of 
position sketching. 
V PM 21-26, 
pars 26, 
52b, 53b 
and c 
i 
64 ANNEX HO. 50 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF ' 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Foreign. Maps, 
1 
Introduction 
C 
FMs 21-26, 
Military 
to foreign 
par 38; 
Symbols and 
Overlays 
maps and 
their character- 
21-25, Chap 
12; 21-30y 
istics. Method 
of constructing 
military 
symbols, and 
examples of 
various types. 
Brief mention 
of the use 
of symbols on 
operation and 
situation maps 
and overlays, 
\ 
Chart 35, 
pars 26,27. 
Read FM 
21-30, pars 
21, 22, 
Charts' 13, 
14, pars 
23, 24, pp 
44, 54, 58. 
Scan FM 
21-30, 
Charts 26- 
■ 
i 
34, 36-40 
Appliestion- 
Use* of the 
C ompa s s in 
the Field 
i 
' 2 
To give the 
student 
practical 
experience in 
the use of 
the compass in 
the field. 
Correct azimuth 
reading of 
distant objects, 
and location of 
distant objects 
by intersection 
and location of 
own position by 
means of 
resection* 
PE 
PM 21-25, 
pp 58-61, 
76-84 
Examination 
1 
All map reading 
instruction to 
date. 
E 
All 
previous 
map read- 
ing 
references 
65 ANNEX NO. 31 
ORGANIZATION AND EMPLOYMENT OF COMBINED ARMS 
(16 Hours) 
» 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Organization 
of the Army 
of the 
United States 
1 
Organization of 
the War Depart- 
ment, organiza- 
tion of commands 
of the next lower 
echelon, organiza- 
tion of the field 
forces down to 
the Corps inclusive, 
and territorial 
organize tion• 
C 
.PM 100-5, 
pars 1-7, 
9-70, incl - 
Mimeo 
2.0015 
Organization 
of the 
Infantry 
Regiment 
1 
Organization and 
role of the 
regiment, the 
battalion and 
each type 
company; the 
relation of 
principal commanders 
to their stuffs 
and subordinate 
units; and ■ 
characteristics 
of infantry 
weapons, 
c 
PMs 100-5, 
pars 26-31; 
7-40, pa rs 
5-17; 7-20, 
pars 1-8. 
Mimeos 
2.0576 
and 2.0015 
Organization 
of the Infantry 
Divis ion 
• 
1 
Orga nization 
and role of the 
division and its 
component units 
with emphasis on 
field artillery 
(organization of 
infantry regiment 
presented prev- 
iously); the 
rela tion ‘ of 
principal commanders 
to their staffs and 
subordinate units, 
and characteristics 
of'weapons, emphasiz- 
ing field artillery 
weapons * 
0 
< 
PM 100-5, 
pars 1010- 
1017« 
Mimeos 
2.0015 
and 2.0546 
66 ANNEX NO. 31 (Cont’d) 
sumwzrim 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
—s'cote w wnrw 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Command and 1 
Staff (General, 
Special and 
Unit) 
♦ * 
Purpose and C 
functions of 
the general, 
special and 
unit staffs to 
include a brief 
discussion of 
a division 
command post. 
PM 100-5, 
pars 141- 
149, 160- 
168 
Reconnaissance 1 
and Security 
The basic C 
principles of 
reconnaissance 
and security, 
enumerating the 
reconnsissance 
agencies, and 
discussion of 
the necessity 
of continuous. 
rcconnaissance 
and employment 
of necessary 
security measures 
at all times. 
Security on the 
march, during • 
halts, in the 
offensive and 
defense phases 
of combat. 
PM 100-5, 
pars 195- 
275, 291- 
315 
Defensive 1 
Combat 
Basic principles C 
of the defense 
applicable to all 
units of combined 
arms; terminolo gy 
peculiar to the 
defense to enable 
students to under- 
stand plans and 
orders; and conduct 
of the defense 
with definitions 
and a few principles 
of retrograde move- 
ments. 
PM 100-5, 
pars 578- 
593, 595, 
597-604, 
607-608, 
610, 613- 
619, 621- 
635, 640- 
652; Mimeo 
2.0655 
67 ANNEX NO. 31 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS ' 
SCOPE OP 
-INSTRUCTION 
TY 
IN 
PE OF 
STRUCTION 
.. REFERENCES 
Info ntry 
Division in 
Defense 
1 - 
Combat principles 
of an infantry 
division and 
its major 
subordinate 
units in the 
defense through 
defense phases 
commencing with 
"Reconna issance 
and Occupation 
of Position" and 
ending with 
\"Termination of 
the Defense", and 
basic principles 
of retrograde 
movement s 
applicable to 
the Infantry 
Divi si on. 
C 
PM 100-5, 
pars 26-31, 
42-52, SO- 
BS, 591-594, 
596, 605- 
606, 609, 
611, 612, 
620, 634- 
639, 653- 
662, 671- 
672, 1010- 
1017; Mimco 
2,0645 
Offensive 
Comba t 
1 
Basic principles 
of the offense- 
applicable to 
all units; 
terminology 
peculiar to 
the offense to 
enable students 
to understand 
plans and orders 
and offensive 
movements, 
deployments and 
maneuvers to 
visualize for 
students combat - 
f orma t i ons thr ough 
all phases of the 
offense, 
C 
FM 100-5, 
pars 135, 
195-199 , 
236-237, 
433-464, 
467-469, 
475-476, 
554, 5,59; 
Mimeo 
2.0635 
Infantrv 
Divi sion 
in the 
Attack 
2 
A map exercise to 
familiarize the 
student with the 
mechanics of map 
problems and 
Illustrate the basic 
principles of the 
attack of an infantry 
division. 
PE 
PM 100-5, 
pars 433- 
490 ANNEX NO. 31 (Cont'd) 
•SUBJECT xVMD 
•FILE NUMBER' 
FI OURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
...Tactical Air 
Support to 
Ground 
Forces 
/ 
1 
Tactical, employ- 
ment of air power 
and its relation- 
ship to ground 
forces, tactical 
air force,, joint 
air ground planning 
to include agencies 
and procedure, 
forward (Air) 
control teams. 
C 
FMs ’31-35, 
Chaps 4,5; 
100-5, pars 
81-89 
V ■ 
Organiza tlon 
and Employment 
of the Armored 
Division 
1 
Organization of 
the armored 
division to 
include its 
characteristics, 
Tactical employ- 
ment of armored 
force units to 
include the 
armored division 
and separate tank 
battalions, 
C 
FM 17-100, 
pars 1-40, 
inc1. ; 
Mimeos 
2.0015 and 
2.0756. 
FM 17-10, 
Sec I, 
Chap 2 
River 
Crossings 
1 
Historical 
example from 
European cam- 
paign, preceded 
by brief general 
introduction of 
subjcct. 
c 
PM 100-5, 
pars 786- 
820 
Amphibious 
Operations 
1 
Explanation of 
ship to shore 
movement, to 
include descrip- 
tion of landing 
craft and ships, 
employment of 
air and naval 
gun fire support. 
c 
’} 
FM 7-20, 
pars 200-2C6 ANNEX NO. 31 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT Afe" 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
'REFERENCES 
Mountain and 
Arctic 
Operations 
1 
A comparison to 
normal offensive 
combat, 
emphasizing the 
influence of 
terrain and 
weather. 
C 
FM 100-5, 
pars 873- 
923 
Examination 
1 
All previous 
instruction 
X? 
u 
All 
references 
listed 
above aNNEX NO.■32 
.. .ORGANIZATION AND _EMPLOYMENT OP MEDICAL UNITS 
(36 Hours) 
Stifej'SCT' ;.ND 
FiLE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTIOH 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Organization 1 
and History 
of the 
Med ical 
Depo rtment 
To present the 
organization 
and development 
of the Medical 
Department 
and its status 
as a service of 
the Army. Include 
mission of the 
Medical Department 
and the methods 
employed for its 
accomplishment. 
C 
Military 
Medical 
Manun1 
"History 
of the 
Medico 1 
Department” 
1 ■ by Ashburn. 
Current 
. issues of 
the Bulleti 
of the U.3. 
Army Medics 
Department. 
FMs 8-10, 
pars 1-5; 
8-5, pars 
1-4 
Organization 2 
and Employ- 
ment of the 
Medical Company, 
Infantry 
Regiment 
Organization of 
the Medical 
Company, to 
Include personnel, 
equipment and 
employment. 
c 
Read PM 8-5 
pars 52-39. 
50-87. 
T/O&E 8-7 
Employment 1 
of the 
Medical Company, 
Demonstrate the 
establishment 
and operation of 
D 
FMs 8-5, 
8-10 
Infantry 
Regiment 
an i.id Station. 
* 
Organization 1 
and Employment 
of Medical 
Detachments, 
Division Artillery, 
Engineer Battalion 
and Division 
Headquarters 
To present the 
organization 
and employment 
of the Medical 
Deta chments, 
Infantry 
Division. 
C • 
FMs 8-5, 
8-10 ANNEX NO. 32 (Contrd) 
SUBJECT *J'ID 
FILE NUMBER 1 
HOURS 
Scope op _ 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Organization 
and Employment 
1 
Present the 
organization 
C 
PM 8-5, 
pars 55-50/ 
of the Medical 
Battalion, 
Infantry 
Division 
and functions 
of Headquarters 
and Headquarters 
Company, Medica1 
Battalion, 
Infantry Division. 
' 
T/ODE 8-15 
Organization 
and Employment 
of the Medical 
Ba 11 a 1 i on , 
Infantry■ 
Division 
1 
Organization, 
employment and 
functions of 
ambulance and 
clearing 
companies, 
Medical Battalion, 
Infantry Division. 
c 
FM 8-5, 
pars 67- 
72, 118- 
123 
Medical 
Service- of 
the Infantry 
Bivi s ion 
' 3 . 
Demonstrate the 
employment and 
functions of the 
medical units 
within the 
Infantry 
Divi si on. 
D 
FMs 8-5, 
8-10 
Me die a 1 
Se rvice, 
Infantry 
Division 
:■ r> the Attack 
1 
The' medical plan 
to support the 
first phase of 
the tactical 
s ituation. 
PE • 
PMs 8-5, 
8-10, 100-5 
Medical 
Service, 
Infantry 
Division 
1 
The medical plan 
to support the 
second phase 
of the tactical 
PE 
FMs 8-5, 
8-10, 100-5 
in the 
Attack 
situstion. 
Organization 
and Employment 
of Medical 
Betachments, 
armored 
Division 
]. 
Discuss organiza- 
tion, employment 
and functions of 
Medical Detach- 
ments, armored 
Division, 
C 
FMs 8-5, 
pars 32-39; 
17-80 ANNEX NO. 32 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUC TION 
REFERENCES 
Organization 
and 
of Medical 
Battalion, 
Armored 
Divisi on 
1 
.. Discuss the 
organization and 
function of the 
Medical Battalion, 
Armored Division. 
Emphasize collection 
and evacuation of 
cosuaItics. 
C 
'FMs 8-5, 
17-SO 
Organization 1 
and Employment 
of Medical 
Company, Airborne 
Organization, 
function and 
employment of 
the Medical 
Company, Airborne 
Division; its 
functions in 
combat. 
0 
PM 3-5, 
pars 06-93 
Third 
Echelon 
Medico 1 
Service 
1 
/ 
Medical service 
••provided by 
Army to include: 
convalescent 
hospital, portable 
surgical hospital, 
medical group, 
separate companies 
and separate 
batta lions.. 
0 
FM 8-5, 
pars 94, 
95, 101- 
105, 109, 
110-139, 
140a, 141- 
153, 154a, 
159, 160a 
Crga nizotion 
and Employment 
of Mobile Army 
Surgica1 
Hospital 
1 
Personnel, equip- 
• ment and trans- 
portation. Use 
in support of 
clearing station, 
medical battalion. 
Movement '.of 
hospital. 
C 
Read PM 8-5 
pars 153- 
T/04E 8-571 
Evacuation 
Hospita1- 
Organizat ion 
and Employment 
1 
Organization and 
employment. 
Operation of 
the hospital in 
special situations. 
c 
FMs 8-5, 
pars 124- 
138; 8-10; 
T/O&E 8-581 
P3 173 
73 ANNEX NO, 32 (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF • TYPE OF 
INSTHUCTION INSTRUCTIOF 
REFERENCES 
Medical 
Depa rtment, 
Units of a 
Theatre of 
Operations 
1 
Introduction to 
various Medical 
Department 
units; number 
general hospitals, 
number station 
hospitals, general 
dispensaries, 
general laboratories, 
medical depots, 
professional service 
units, hospital 
trains, hospital 
ship complement, 
hospital ship 
platoon, separate'; 
field hospital, 
museum and medical 
arts service. 
C 
FM 8-5 
Medical 
7 
Review of tactics 
C, PE, 
PMs O'J -5, 
Service, 
of amphibious 
D, TP, 
8-5, 8-10. 
Anphibious 
Operations 
i 
opera tions, 
involving battalion 
and regimental 
landing team’s and 
•division task force. 
Medico 1 planning 
for the operation 
with illustration 
of extent of 
medical plan for 
FB 
8-55; 
TP 8-1421; 
FBs 9,22. 
G5, 146, 
204 
landing -of a field 
Army, and its support 
by Army Service 
Force. Medical 
service and care of _ 
‘Casualties afloat; 
Medical service of 
Engineer 'Special 
Brigade; Medical 
functions' of Navy 
shore party. ANNEX INTO• 32 (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT AHD 
FILE KUTBEH 
HOURS 
SOOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Medical 
Service of 
airborne 
Operations 
i 
2 
Review of' 
organization and 
employment of the 
Airborne Division, 
Medical planning 
for airborne 
operation, include 
plan to provide 
medical service 
to isolated 
forces being 
re-supplied and 
evacuated by 
air. 
C, "PE 
PM 8r5, 
pars 40-45 
Medical 
2 
Present major 
C, PE 
PM 70-15; 
Service in 
Arctic 
Opera tiohs 
• 
problems 
encountered in 
operation in snow, 
cold-wet weather, 
and extreme cold. 
Collection and 
evacuation of 
casualties. 
Factors influencing 
care’ of ,sick and 
wounded in extreme 
cold conditions* 
Discussion of 
clothing, shelter 
and equipment. 
Ltr, HQ i.G! 
AG 475/2 50' 
GNEV 
Air 
Evacuation 
4 
Present the 
organization 
and methods 
employed in 
Air Evacuation. 
Demonstrate 
sorting and -loadin 
of patients. 
C, D 
6 
None 
Organization 
and Function 
of Medical 
Units 
2 
General 
examination, . 
E 
PMs 8-5, 
. 8-10- ANNEX NO. 33 
COMMAND .AID STAFF PROCEDURE 
(7 Hours) 
SUBJECT ;,ND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE 0F 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE 0F 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Medical 2 
Estimate 
of the 
Situation 
Review of 
principles of 
estimate of the 
situa tion, 
modification and 
application of 
those principles 
to medical estimate 
development of 
Died let. 1 e s t ima t c 
of a situation 
presented to 
class. 
C, PE 
> 
FMs 100-5, 
pars 130-13' 
8-55, Chap 
3, See I, 
a nd Cha p 7 
Field 1 
Orders, 
Written 
and Oral 
Principles of 
combat orders, 
‘exercises in 
development of 
combat orders, 
complete and 
fragrnenta ry, 
oral crid wri 11 c n 
for Re gImen ta 1 
Me d1c ai 0 mpany, 
and the med i ca 1 
ba ttalion. 
C, PE 
FM 100-5. 
pars 150- 
159 
i 
Medical 2 
Plans 
• 
Rev lev; of , 
principles of 
unit and staff 
plans, p r opara - 
tion of medical 
plan based on 
estimate 
developed in 
periods r>n 
medical estimate 
of the situation. 
C, PE 
FITS 100-5, 
8-55, Chap 
3 
Organization 2 
and Function 
of the Division 
Staff (including 
duties of 
Division 
Large on) 
Functions of 
the division 
staff,* including 
relation of the 
Surgeon’s Section 
to the other 
sections, 
c, D 
FMs 100-5, 
pars ITG-LxCr 
8-5, 8-10 
76 ANNEX NO. 3v 
COMTTUNICATIONS 
(1 Hoot) 
site 
FILE HUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
tMpe of' 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Communications 1 
Review of 
C, PE, TF 
PMs IOC-5, 
in Division 
Signs 1 
pars 150-15 
Medical Units. 
Mess a re V/riting 
and Operation 
C ommun ic a t i on s 
in Infantry 
Divis ion 
TF 11-1199 
of Message 
Center 
Facilities 
available to 
Medical Units, 
Application 
of message 
writing in 
* 
given situations 
involving medical 
units, ANNEX NO. 35 
MISCELLANEOUS 
,(6 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
Scope of type of 
INSTRUC T ION INSTRTJCTI ON 
REFERENCES 
Hand 1inf of 
NP Casualties 
Within the 
Division 
1 
The use of a 
Clearing Company 
Platoon as a 
Combat Exhaustion 
Center, The 
function of the' 
three NP technicians 
in the Clearing 
Platoon. Function 
of the Division 
Psychia trist. 
C 
T/O&E 8-18; 
FMs 8-5, 
8-10 
The Use of 
Whole Blood 
by Forward 
Units. 
1 
The use of whole 
blood in Battalion 
Aid and Collecting 
Stations (by the 
Medica 1 Company ) • 
Donors, procure- 
ment, testing 
c ompa tibility, 
Blood versus 
pla sma # 
G 
/ 
WD Cir 01, 
Sec II, 
1943. 
TM 8-635. 
TB Mods 78, 
204 
Handling of 
Ca sun It ics 
Resulting 
from Atonic 
Warfare 
1 
Discussion of 
problems of 
classification, 
transportation, 
shelter, and 
disposition of 
a t omi c wa rfa re 
casualties. 
C 
None 
New 
Developments 
1 
Guided missiles, 
rockets and 
latest develop- 
ments, and trends 
in infantry 
weapons, 
C 
None 
Effects of 
New Develop- 
ments in 
Weapons and 
Equipment on 
Medical Depart- 
ment Activities 
( 
2 
The influence of 
increased speed 
and range of 
planes, rockets, 
guided missiles, 
biological warfare, 
atomic warfare on the 
methods and sphere 
of activity of the 
Medical Department. 
C 
None ANNEX NO. 36 
PHYSICAL TRAINING 
(40 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INST RUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 
to Physical 
Tra ining 
1 
Training films to 
demonstrate typos 
of conditioning 
exercises, grass 
drills and 
guerrilla exercises 
that are conducted 
in accordance with 
Training Circular 
No; 87• 
TF 
None 
'Formations 
and Starting 
Pos itions 
1 
Explanation and 
demonstration of 
various formations, 
storting positions 
and warm-up exercises 
used in ’Physical 
Training. Applica- 
tion of each under 
supervision of 
the instructor. 
D, PE 
PM ‘21-20, 
Chap 4 
Warm-up and 
Conditioning 
-ExeNcises 
1 
Explanation, 
demonstration and 
application of 
various warm-up 
and conditioning 
exercises described 
in Training Circular 
No. 87. 
D, PE 
PM 21-20, 
Chap- 4 
Conditioning 
Exercises 
1 
Demonstration and 
application of 
conditioning 
exercises, 
D, PE 
PM 21-20, 
Chap 4 
Guerrilla 
Exercises 
1 
Explanation, 
demonstration 
and application • 
of various types 
of guerrilla 
exercises, 
D, PE 
FM 21-20, 
Chap 8 i.KHEX HO. 36 (Cont'dJ 
SUBJECT END 
FILE LUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Conditioning 
5 
Explanation, 
D, PE 
F.M 21-20, 
end. Guerrilla 
Exercises 
demonstration 
and application 
of various types 
of conditioning 
and guerrilla 
exercises. 
' 
Chaps 4, 8 
Team 
Competit ion 
1 
Explanation, 
demonstration 
and application 
of various typos 
of athletics 
and mass games. 
D, PE 
PM 21-20, 
Chap 13 
) 
Conditioning 
Exercises 
3 
Explanation, 
demonstration. 
and application 
of various types 
of conditioning 
exercises. 
D, PE 
PM 21-20, 
Che. p 4 
Competit ive 
Sports 
1 
Class divided PE 
into teams to 
participate in 
various competitive 
sports, 
TM 21-220 
Conditioning 
Exercises 
3 
Period o'f 
Instruction to 
he conducted by 
members of the 
student body 
under the 
supervision of 
the instructor 
a nd in r cc orda nc e 
with Training. 
Circular Nr), 87. 
D, PE 
PH 21-20, 
Chr.p 4 
Competitive 
Sports 
1 
Class divided 
into teams to 
participate in 
volleyball, soft- 
ball and " touch 
football, * 
PE 
FM 21-20; 
TM 21-220 
80 ANNEX NO. 56 (Cont'd) 
STOTECrTTO 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE•OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Conditioning 
and Guerrilla 
Exercises 
1 
Explanation, D, PE 
demonstration 
and application 
of various types 
of conditioning 
and guerrilla 
exercises, 
PM 21-20, 
Chaps 4, 8 
Conditionings 
Guerrilla 
Exercises, 
Mass Games and 
Competitive 
Sports 
18 
Explanation, D, PE 
demonstration 
and application 
of various types 
of exercises and 
athletics, 
FM 21-20; 
TM 21-220 
.Physical 
Fitness 
Test 
2 
Class divided into PE 
groups and 
participating 
in tests 2-3-4-5 
os described in 
FM 21-20 
FM 21-20, 
Chap 17 ANNEX NO. 37 
INFORMATION 'AND EDUCATION 
(8 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPS OFTYPE' OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
China 
(1600-1947) 
1 
\ 
History and 
development 
of China from 
1600 through 
the Second World 
Wa r. 
L 
t 
None 
The' Mission, 
Need end 
Orgenization 
of the I & E 
1, \ 
1 
* 
The use of ideas 
as weapons, 
mission of I & E, 
I & E <ns a c omma nd 
function; authoriza- 
tion and organiza- 
tion; personnel and 
duties, need of 
I & E in combat and 
peacetime; I & E for 
inductees, volunteers, 
outbound and in- 
coming troops* 
L 
WD Cirs 860 
367 (Sec X), 
* 392•(Sec VI) 
1944; 193 
(Sec I), 
1945; WD 
Cirs 18, 
(Sec II), 
111 (Sec I), 
138 (par 20) 
1946; TM 
28-210; Ltr 
I&E Div, 
WDSS 29 Apr 
46, Sub. 
"Troop 
Inf ormation 
Program"; 
WD Pamphlet 
20-3; Army 
Information 
Digest 
Rus s lo 
(1682-1947 ) 
i 
The history, 
background and 
development of 
Russia from 
1682 to the ‘ 
present time. 
L 
None 
Troop 
Information 
Program 
i 
A panel will be 
presented to 
discuss their 
views of a subj ect 
of timely and 
current Interest. 
After the main 
speaker has com- 
pleted his talk. 
L 
WD Cir 360, 
1944; WD 
Cir 100, 
(Sec IX), 
1946; TM 
28-210; EM-1 
(GI Round- 
table ); 
82 ;.HKBX liO. 37 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF ■ ' 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE 'OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
the hour will 
be opened to 
questions from 
the audience, 
directed to any 
of the members 
of the panel 
under the 
supervision of 
the instructor. 
- 
Army 
Information 
Digest; 
Discussion 
and Infor- 
mation on 
Tra ining 
Handbook 
(Proposed) 
Cerv-any 
( ; 0-1947) 
1 
History, develop- 
ment and back- 
ground of Germa ny 
from 1618 to’the 
present time. 
L 
None 
Infnomation 
Centers and 
K?dlC 
« 
* 
1 
I 
The purpose, means 
and methods of 
developing, 
locating and 
maintaining 
a live information 
center and a tour 
of a Battalion 
Information 
Center. 
L 
WD Cir 
360, 1944; 
WD Cir 100, 
(Sec IX), 
1946; 
TM 28-210; 
EM-1 (GI 
Roundtable); 
a.miy 
Informs t ion 
Digest; 
Discussion 
and Infor- 
mation 
Training 
Handbook 
(Proposed) 
Problems of 
the World 
Today 
1 
Open forum 
discussing any 
problem that 
might arise 
regarding current 
affairs and 
problems of 
Interest • 
C, PE 
Current 
maga zincs, 
Army Talks, 
Guide of 
Current 
Affa irs, 
"A Weekly 
Digest of 
Public 
Opinion" 
prepared by 
the Analysis 
Division. ;.KHEX NO. 37 (Cor.t'd) 
SUBJECT 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INST RUCTION 
REFERENCES 
.. 
Beards, 
"American 
Government 
ch Politics", 
Hicks, "A 
Short His- 
tory of the 
American 
Democracy". 
Army 
1 
The mission L 
V/D Cirs 
retention 
of education 
360, 367, 
A3* .-gram 
in the Army; 
organization 
and administration 
of the educational 
(Sec X), 
392 (Sec 
VI), 1944; 
WD Cir 
prograjn; USA FI and 
193 (Sec I), 
its operation; 
1945; WD 
off-duty 
Cir 111, 
* 
educational 
(Sec I), 
programs, 
educational 
counsellors and 
1946; 
TM 28-210; 
USA FI 
publicizing 
Inf orma tion 
. 
educational 
Bulletin; 
programs, 
USAPI 
Ca talog ANNEX NO. 38 
T RAIN IN G MANA GEHENT 
(4 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPS OF 
INSTRUCTION 
ttpf-uf 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Tables of 
Orgenization 
end Equipment 
1 
Instruction in 
the correct 
procedures of 
reading and 
interpreting 
a "Table of 
Organization", 
end how a T./C & E 
applies to the 
training unit* 
C, D 
None 
r 
Estimate 
of the 
Tra ining 
Situation 
1 
Conference Con- 
cerning the 
methods of 
conducting 
basic training 
under current 
"ID Training 
programs and, 
also, to explain 
and demonstrate 
the various 
factors 'con- 
sidered in an 
estimate of the 
tra ining 
s ituat ion. 
C, PE 
FM 21-5, 
pars 15-24 
' 
Tra inifig 
Programs 
and Master 
Schedules 
1 
Pro s ent a t i on ‘of 
the various steps 
which constitute 
a training pro- 
gram and the 
preparation of a 
mgster schedule. 
C, PE 
FM 21-5, 
pars 25-27, 
122, 130, 
Section IX 
and Appendix 
III 
The ‘Weekly 
Schedule 
1 
Presentation of 
the principles 
used in the 
composition of a 
weekly, schedule, 
and the procedure 
to be followed 
in preparing' a 
weekly schedule. 
C, PE 
PM 21-5, 
pars 131, 
132; 
Appendix IV 
85 AMEX NO. 59 
TRAINING TECHNIQUES AND METHODS 
(5 Hours) 
SUBJECT ANt) 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF' 
INSTRUC TIOH INST RUC TION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 
to Military 
Training 
and the 
Mechanism 
of Instruction 
' t 
1 
Introduction to 
Military Training 
and the course 
of instruction 
presented by 
the School, The 
six steps in the 
Mechanism of 
Instruction and 
the five method.s 
of instruction 
are discussed, and 
how they should 
he applied in 
instruction is 
explained and 
demonstrated. 
D 
PM 21-5, 
pars 1-10, 
61-76 
Technique of 
Training 
1 
A discussion of 
the various 
factors which • 
make for good 
instruction, 
with particular 
emphasis on the 
approach to 
instruction, the 
actual lecture 
itself, and some 
of the pitfalls 
to be avoided in 
instruction. 
C 
TMs 21-250, 
pars 33-36; 
1-1000, pars 
22, 24, 34, 
36; PM 21-5, 
pars 88-103 
Instructiona1 
Aids 
1 
Discussion of some 
of the instructional 
aids that are 
available for 
use in supple- 
menting lecture 
material. Particular 
emphasis is placed 
upon aids furnished 
by the Army, 
especially those 
listed in PM 21-8, 
C 
PMs 21-5, 
pars 81-87; 
21-8; TMs 
1-1000, pars 
19, 20; 
21-250, pars 
22, 24 
86 •ANNEX NO. 39 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Visual 
Lids 
1 
Presentation of 
the various 
visual aids 
that are 
available to 
Army instructors 
such as the 
celluloid s, 
along with an 
explanation of 
how to use 
them, where 
they can be 
obtained and 
their value 
in instruction. 
C, P 
PMs 21-5, 
pars 78-80; 
21-7, pars' 
1-12; 
TMs 21-250, 
pars 164- 
166; 1-1000 
pars 20(f), 
25, 29 
Examina tion 
1 
Examination 
covering important 
points of 
Techniques of 
Training and 
Training 
Mona gement• 
All prev- 
ious 
references 
of Training 
Techniques 
and Methods 
of Training 
Management ANNEX NO* 40 
TRAINING DEMONSTRATIONS 
(5 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Unit 
Inspection 
1 
Presentation of 
the standards 
which should be 
established by a 
C om pa ny C omnia nd e r 
as meeting require- 
ments for profi- 
ciency in forming a 
C om p any, and the 
inspection of a 
Company, 
D 
i 
PM 22-5, 
pars 154, 
156, 166, 
215, 216, 
217 
Interior 
Gua rd 
1 
Illustration of 
the standards which 
should be 
established in the 
performance of 
interior guard 
duty. 
C, D 
PM 26-5, pp 
1-19 , .and 
Appendix 1, 
pars 5,4 
Inspection 
of Barracks 
1 
\ 
The inspection 
of a Battalion 
Day Room, a 
Battalion Barracks 
and a Company 
Supply Room are 
explained and 
demonstrated with 
emphas i s placed 
on the military 
courtesies to be 
rendered and 
on the actual 
conduct of an 
inspection by 
an inspecting 
officer. 
D 
! 
FM 21-5, 
Sec IV, pp 
79-84; 
AR 600-35, 
AR 600-40; 
WD Cir 88, 
1946; WD 
AGO Pohms 
15, 32, 36, 
446, 447, 
and the 
C ompa ny 
Property 
Book 
Assembly of 
Field Equip- 
ment 
1 
Demonstration and 
application of the 
correct procedures 
in the assembly 
of field equip- 
ment , 
D, PE 
PMs 21-100, 
21-15, 22-5; 
The 
Instructor f s 
Guide 
88 ANNEX N.0. 40 (Contfd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE CP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Shelter Tent 
Pitching 
1 
Demonstration 
and application 
of the correct 
principles of 
erecting a. 
shelter half 
and displaying 
field equipment. 
D, PE 
PMs 21-100, 
21- pars 
19, 21, 25; 
22- par i 
145 ANNEX NO. 41 
LEADERSHIP AND COURTESIES 
(4 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS - 
"Scope op 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Leadership 
2 
Conference and 
discussion of 
the necessary 
and desirable 
characteristics 
of a good 
leader. 
C 
None 
Military 
Courtesies, 
Indoors 
1 
* 
Demonstration 
coupled with 
narration by 
the instructor 
of the basic 
rules of 
military 
courtesy 
among military 
personnel. 
D 
PM 22-5, 
Chap 3; 
AR 600-25 
Military 
Courtesies, 
Ou t d oo r s 
1 
Demonstration 
coupled with 
narration by the 
instructor of 
the basic rules 
of military 
courtesy among 
military 
personnel• 
D 
PM 22-5, 
Chap 3; 
ixR 600-25 ANNEX NO, 42 
MEAT AND DAIRY HYGIENE 
(4 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES' 
Army Pood 
Inspection 
and Procure- 
ment 
1 
Instruction in 
the procurement 
and inspection of 
food products of 
animal origin, 
and the 
responsibility 
of the Medical 
Department in 
relation thereto. 
Discussion of 
other governmental 
and civil inspection 
agencies. 
C 
ARs 40-2005 
40-2150, 
pars 1-5. 
"Military 
Preventive 
Medicine" , 
Dunham, pp 
436-452 
Inspection 
of Carcass 
Meats 
1 
Discussion and 
demonstration of 
conformation, 
finish and 
quality as 
applied to 
carcass meats. 
Instruction in the 
detection, evalua- 
tion and prevention 
of meat spoilage. 
C, D 
\ 
TM 10-210, 
pars 75-79; 
"Military 
Preventive 
Medicine", 
Dunham, pp 
452-463 
Inspection 
of Marine, 
Poultry, 
and Dairy 
Products 
1 
Discussion and 
demonstration 
of the various 
grades of marine, 
poultry and dairy 
prodiucts purchased 
by the Army. 
Instruction in 
the sanitary 
requirements, 
detection, evalua- 
tion, and preven- 
tion of spoilage 
as concerns these 
products. 
C, D 
TM 10-210, 
oars 85-91; 
"Military 
Preventive 
Medicine", 
Dunham, pp 
475-531 
91 ANNEX WO. 42 (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Inspection 
of Cured 
and Canned 
Meats and 
Meat Products 
1 
Discussion and 
demonstration 
of various types 
of cured and 
canned meats and 
meat products 
purchased by the 
Army. Instruction 
and demonstration 
of defective and 
damaged canned 
products, their 
causes and 
evaluation. 
C, D 
TM 10-210, 
pars 3, 81 ANNEX NO. 43 
ANMY ADMINISTRATION, GENERAL 
(20 Hours) 
SUBJECT iuNU 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
scope of ' — M W" ' 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
War Department 1 
The authority and C 
ARs 1-5, 
Publications, 
use of War Depart- 
1-10, 1-15, 
General 
ment publications 
310-10, 
in general; defini- 
310-15, 
tion and use of 
310-20, 
various type 
310-50, 
regulations, 
310-60, 
circulars, bulletins. 
310-200; 
pamphlets, memoranda, 
ma r.u a 1 s , tables, and 
orders; distribution 
and requisition of 
publications, 
PM 21-6 
A rmy 2 
The force and effect C, PE 
ARs 1-5, 
Regulations 
of A rmy Re gula t i on s ; 
1-10, 1-15, 
their scope and 
310-10, 
related publications; 
310-15, 
form and arrangement; 
310-20, 
effective date; 
310-50, 
practical exercise 
310-60, 
in filing, posting, 
310-200; 
and maintaining 
FM 21-6 
Army Regulotions. 
Military 1 
To instruct the C 
Til 12-253 
Correspondence, 
student in the 
Military 
writing of military 
Letters 
letters, the form of 
a letter, parts of 
a military letter, 
and the purpose and 
preparation of 
indorsements, 
i 
Military 1 
To instruct the C 
TMs 12-253, 
Correspond cnee, 
students in the 
12-256, 
Orders, Bulletins, 
preparation and 
12-256A 
and Memoranda 
purpose of General 
Orders, Special 
Orders, Bulletins 
and Memoranda, 
Court-Martial 
Orders, 
93 ANNEX HO. 43 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP1 TYPE OF 
INST RUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Military. 
Correspondence, 
Jv 
. . Instruction-itr-the’ * 
need for protection 
“ c 
ARs'380-5, 
380-10; 
Safeguarding 
MiTl taVy 
Infpumation 
- jaf-military informa- 
tion, cla s s ificn t i on 
of documents as an 
aid to safeguarding, 
the various categories 
of classified informa- 
tion, the protection 
required by each, and 
methods used to 
furnish this 
protection, 
FMs 30-25, 
30-28 
Records 
Administration, 
Filing 
Procedures 
1 
To instruct the 
student in the 
proper methods of 
installing and 
maintaining files; 
use of War Department 
dec ins1 f i1e sy s t em, 
maintenance of 
alphabetical and 
document files. 
c 
TM 12-258 
Records 
Administration, 
1 
A practical’ exercise 
in the use and 
PE 
TM 12-258; 
War Depart- 
Filing 
maintenance of 
* 
ment 
procedures 
declma1 files. 
Decima1 
Students will be 
required to assign 
propcr file numbcrs, 
ma ke d e c 1 s i on s a a 
toe r o s s - r e f e r c n c i n g, 
end’scgregato vorious 
d ocurne nt s int o 
permanent and 
temporary files. 
' 
File 
System 
■ cords 
A cim in i s tra t ion, 
Disposition of 
Records 
2 
Instruction in the 
purpose and need 
for systematic 
disposition of files 
and records; prepara- 
tion and use of 
Rgcords D1 s.position 
Schedules, preparation 
C 
TM 12-258 
r 
94 AMEX NO. 45 (Cont’d) 
Subject and 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES' . 
of records for 
shipment to Var 
Department 
Depositaries, and 
use or access to 
transferred files. 
Pay and 
Allowances 
of Officers 
9 
% 
1 
To outline for the 
students the pay 
and allowances of 
officers, pay for 
specialized duty, 
retired pay, loss 
of pay through 
disciplinary action 
and because of 
hospitalization 
(Line of Duty No, 
AR 35-1440), and 
to describe the 
preparat i on of a 
pay voucher. 
C 
ARs 35-1320 , 
35-1340, 
35-1420, 
35-1485, 
35-1490, 
55-1495, 
35-1540, 
35-1620, 
35-1640, 
35-1680, 
35-1740; 
TMs 14-501, 
14-503 
Preparation 
of Pay 
vouchers 
( 
1 
A practical exercise 
in the preparation 
of on officerTs 
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 
Allotments 
of Enlisted 
Personnel 
\S 
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 
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, 
95 AMEX NO. 43 (Cont'd) 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
—stofttop typitcTf 
1NSTRUGTION INS TRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
for the payment 
of a Company or 
Detachment. 
35-2460, 
35-2600, 
35-4520, 
35-5520, 
35-5540; 
TM 14-502 
Preparation of 
Army Payrolls 
1 
A practical exercise PE 
in the preparation 
of an Army payroll, 
/ 
• 
ARs 35-1340, 
35-142 0 , 35- 
1440, 35- 
1510, 35- 
2340, 35- 
2360, 345- 
155; TMs 
14-502, 
12-255 
Service Records 
1 
To describe the Service C 
Record in general, list 
typical entries and 
give directions for 
making these entries. 
Hold a directed dis- 
cussion regarding the 
use and disposition of 
the Service Record. 
TM 12-230A, 
AR 345-125 
Service Records 
5 
A practical exercise ' PE 
in the preparation and 
maintenance of Service 
Records; making typical 
entries and closing the 
Service Record upon 
discharge of enlisted 
personnel. 
TM 12-23CA 
Organize tion 
of a Personnel 
Office 
1 
To outline for the C 
st udont s a typical 
organization of a unit 
personnel office, and to 
describe the functions 
of each section. 
AR 345-5; 
TMs 12-250, 
12-252 ■ 
Examination, 
Army 
Administration 
(Genera 1) 
1 
A comprehensive E 
written examination 
covering all previous 
hours of Army 
Administration 
(General). 
All 
previous 
references 
listed ANNEX NO. 44 
MEDICAL SUPPLY RECORDS AND PROCEDURES 
(10 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF ’ 
IN STRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Requisition 
of Property 
1 
Cover all means of C 
re qui s11 i on ing 
property, to include 
Property Issue 
Slip (YD x-GO Form 
446), Requ i s i t i on 
(V/D AGO Form 445) , 
Verbal Requisitions, 
and automatic issue 
of newly activated 
units, for expendable 
and non-expendable 
property. 
ARs 35-6520, 
35-6620; 
TMs 38-403, 
38-220, 
38-205; 
YD 0 ir 133, 
1946, 
Supply Records 
Maintained in 
T/0 & E Units 
1 
During this hour C 
emphasize the 
responsibility of 
the Company and 
Detachment Commander, 
and Supply Records 
maintained on 
orga niza tional 
property in all 
T/0 & E units in the 
' Zone of the Interior, 
and maintcnancc of 
those records* 
ARs 35-6520 
35-6620; 
Medical 
Supply 
Catalog, 
Section 10- 
Company 
Property 
Book 
1 
Thoroughly familiarize FE 
the class with 
proper maintenance 
of the Company 
Property Book in 
accordance with 
regulations, 
A R, 35-6520 
Stack Record 
account and 
Brock Control 
1 
Familiarize the C 
class with main- 
tenance of Stock 
Record Accounts main- 
tained by accountable 
officers, means of 
stock control and 
stock levels. 
PSs 38-8, 
38-9; ARs 
35-6560, 
35-6580, 
35-6680, 
705-5; 
TMs 38-403, 
38-220 ANNEX NO. 44 (Cont’d) 
subject 'And 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE 0F 
INSTRUCTION INST RUCTION 
REFERENCES 
.. "ses 
1 
Familiarize officers 
with purchasing 
agencies of the 
Surgeon General’s 
Office. Depots 
and stations, to 
Include authority, 
records and 
procedures. 
C 
AR 210-1706} 
Mod lea 1 
Supply 
Catalog; 
WD Procure- 
ment 
Regulations; 
TM 8-262, 
Chap X 
Quarterly 
Droppage 
Allowance 
1 
Thorough indoctrina- 
tion of officers with 
the preparation of 
Certificate of 
Droppage of Minor 
Non-expendable Property 
(WD AGO Form 14-123) 
and Quarterly Droppage 
of Chinaware and 
Glassware, 
C, PE 
AR 3 5- 662 0 ; 
WD Cir 333, 
1946 
Statement of 
Charges and 
Certificate of 
Fair Wear and 
Tear 
1 
Thorough indoctrina- 
tion with the 
preparation of 
Statement of Charges 
and Certificate of 
Fear Wear and Tear, 
C, PE 
AR 245-300; 
TMs 38-403, 
38-220 
Observation 
and Inspection 
of Supply 
Records 
3 
This time will be 
utilized for the 
Class to observe 
supply records 
of units in 
operation, to 
include Company 
Supply, Battalion 
Supply, MFSS Supply, 
and Medical Supply 
of a Hospital. 
D 
All 
references 
previously 
listed 
for the 
course 'in 
supply, 
• ■ U 
I ANNEX NO. 45 
MESS ADMINISTRATION 
(4 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 
to Dietetics 
Division 
1 
Introduction to 
Mess Administration• 
Organization of 
the Dietetics 
Division, duties of 
Director of 
Dietetics, Head 
Dietetian, Dietetian, 
Mess Sergeant, and 
Mess Steward* 
C 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VI, 
Secs I & 2 
► 
Mess 
Personnel 
1 
Selection and 
assignment of 
civilian employees, 
training, duty hours 
of enlisted and 
civilian personnel, 
absenteeism, pre- 
paration of work 
schedules and 
assignment cards* 
C 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VI, 
Sec 3 
Menus and 
Food Pro- 
'curemcnt 
1 
Preparation of menus, 
procurement of food, 
quartermaster 
purchase, commercial 
purchases, request 
.for bid, office 
procurement* 
C 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VI, 
Sec 4 
*> 
7r 
Food Storage 
end Stock 
Control 
1 
Pood storage, cold 
storage, facilities, 
marking 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. 
C 
TM 8-262, 
Chop VI, 
Secs 5 & 6 
99 ANNEX NO. 46 
ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES FOR HOSPITAL FUNDS 
' (15 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
” SCOtE OF ' TYPE "OF “ 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Hospital' 
Funds , 
General 
5 
« 
Scope system of C 
accounts, financial 
reports, records 
and forms* 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VII, 
Sec 1 
Hospital 
Funds, 
Genera 1 
Ledger 
5 
General ledger; C 
cash on hand, 
cash in bonk, 
accounts receivable, 
food inventory, 
accounts payable, 
net working capital. 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VII, 
Sec 2 
Account ing 
for Income 
and Cash 
Receipts 
3 
v * 
Accounting for C 
income and cash 
receipts, classifica- 
tion of income of 
the Hospital Fund, 
subsistence income, 
subsistence charges, 
commuted rations, 
welfare income, 
other income. 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VII, 
Sec 3 
Accounting 
for Expenses 
and Cash 
Disbursements 
2 
Classification of C 
expense incurred 
by a Hospital Fund, 
subsistence expense, 
welfare expense, 
other expense, 
recording of 
expenses, cash 
'disbursements. 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VII, 
Sec 4 
Record of 
Daily Gain or 
Loss from 
Subsistence 
2 
Procedure of keeping C 
a record of daily 
gain or loss from 
subsistence; com- 
parison of subsistence 
Income with pur- 
chases of food and 
subsistence for each 
day and for month 
to date. 
TM 8-262/ 
Chap VII, 
Sec 5 
fj 
- / ABNEV NO. 46 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION/ 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Food 
Inventory 
Control 
1 
Inventory control 
system,, ordering, 
delivery, issue 
of food, inventory 
■ cardphysical 
Inventory. 
C 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VII, 
Sec 6 
Hospita1 
Funds, 
Genera 1 
Review 
1 
Review of 
accounting 
procedures given 
in preceding 
hours* 
C 
TM 8-262, 
Chap VII, 
Secs 1-6 ■ANHFrJc NG,-'47 . • 
■ MI' LITA-KY LAW- ■ - 
(5 Hours) 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—OTFToF- —' 
INSTRUCTION 
Type of™- 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Military 
Offenses and 
the ’Punitive 
Aftidles of 
War"' ■ 
1 
Practical exercise 
in the discussion 
and proof of 
freque,ntly commi11 ed 
military offenses, 
and the va pplicahl© 
punitive Articles of 
War. 
PE 
I 
MCM, Chop 
XXVI 
Preparation 
of the Charge 
Sheet 
1 
Practical exercise 
in the preparation 
of TO AGO Form 
No, 115, Charge 
Sheet, 
i 
PE 
MCM, pars 
30, 31, 32; 
Appendix 
3 a nd 4 • 
TM 27-255, 
Cha p 5 
The Investigat 
ing Officer, 
Trial Judge 
Advocate, and 
Defense 
Counsel 
- 1 
Appointment of, 
action to be taken 
by, and report of 
the Investigating 
Officer; appointment 
and duties of the 
T rial Ju d g e A <3 v o c a t c 
and Defense Counsel 
prior to trial. 
C 
MCM, pars 
35, 41, 42, 
43, 44, 45; 
TM 27-255, 
Chaps 7, 
10, 11 
Rules of 
Ev i.dence 
1 
Discussion of the 
rules of evidence 
and practical 
exercise in the 
application of these 
rules to selected 
typical cases. 
C, PE 
MCM, Chap 
XXV; TM 
27-255, 
Chap 14 
Findings , 
Sentences and 
Panishments 
* 
1 
Deliberation by the C, PE 
court, voting procedure, 
required number of 
votes, and practical 
exercise in authorized 
findings, sentences 
and pun1shments * 
MCM, pars. 
78, 79, 80, 
81, and 
Chap XXIII; 
TM 27-255, 
Chaps 15, 
16 
102 ANNEX MO. 48 
■ 
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 
(IQ Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
"hours 
‘SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
wnrop 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Classification 
and Assignment 
2 ' 
Interviewing, 
selective measures, 
testing, skills, 
interests, hobbies, 
physical, mental and 
psychological 
capabilities, inter- 
pretation of 
classification data, 
a.nd ass ignment. 
C, PE 
1 
TMs 12-405, 
12-406, 
12-425, 
12-426, 
12-427, 
12-250; 
W]d Pamphlet 
12-8 
Controlling 
Absence 
1 
The problem of AWOL, 
types of personnel 
likely to go AWOL, 
causes and preventive 
measures, 
c 
AR 615-300, 
WD Pamphlet 
20-5 
Froviding 
Incentives 
2 
Stimulating will to 
work by providing 
proper incentives 
through rccognition 
and promotion. 
0, rE 
AR 615-5; 
EM 783, 
Chaps XIII, 
XIV, XV 
Proper 
Training 
2 
Increasing ability 
to produce by proper 
training on the job 
a nd t hr o u {di A rm y 
schools, 
0, FE 
AR 350-5; 
EM 783, 
Cha p IX 
\ 
11 i.iization 
cf Lion power 
2 
• Necessity for full 
utilization and 
methods of obtaining 
full and complete 
s e r v i c c o f c v e ry 
enlisted man and 
officer, including 
limited service, V/AC 
and negro. 
C , PE 
WD Cir 105, 
119, 124, 
132, 142, 
182, 220, 
1946; 
WD Pamphlet, 
12-8 
Examination 
1 
Examination and 
discussion covering 
pr e c e d i ng n inc h ours. 
E, 0 
All 
previous 
references 
103 ANNEX NO. 49 
ADMINISTRATIVE CFX 
(7 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUC TION 
REFERENCES 
Orienta tion 
1 
An orientation on C 
TM 8-262; 
on Illustrative 
tr obI cm 
the administrative 
CPX to follow. This 
will includethe 
AR 40-590 
• 
mission'of the 
prob 1 em,,and a brief 
review of the 
Admi r i i strstive 
Organization of a 
hospital, and the 
funo tion s o f the 
v a r 1 ou s a dm in i s t r a t i v c 
pos111 on s t o which 
t ho Itudents will 
bo r. t signed. 
Administrative 
6 
A practical exercise PE 
All 
' j - j\. 
in which the 
students will be 
a s s i pned va ri ous 
a dm 1n i s t rat iv e 
positions found in 
a hospital and 
required to make 
t he ac tions r c qui re d 
by a series of 
illustrative 
problems. 
previous 
references 
listed by 
the Depart- 
ment of 
Administra- 
tion ANNEX NO. 50 
DENTAL ADMINISTRATION 
(17 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
“scope op op 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Dental Service 
in the Army 
1 
A presentation L 
designed to orient 
the newly commissioned 
dental officer con- 
cerning the Army 
Dental Corps, its 
history, accomplish- 
mends and objectives. 
ARs 40-5, 
pars 1, 2, 
3; 40-15, 
40-510; 
PMs 8-5, 
8-10; 
TM 8-260 
Army Regulation 
40-15 
1 
Genera 1 provisions C 
gov*=■ rning the Dental 
C o s a s enurn. e ra t ed 
in 1}> iO*15, a dis- 
cus.;." on and interpre- 
bation of ma t er ia 1 
c onta in o d therein. 
AR 40-15 
Amly Regulation 
40-5.10 
1 
Regulations govern- C 
ing cental attendance 
in the Army as pres- 
cribed in AR 40-510, 
a discussion and .inter- 
pretation of material 
contained therein. 
ARs 40-510, 
40-505 
Dental Supplies 
and Equipment 
1 
Orientation and famil- C 
ionization with MED 
series of War Depart- 
ment Catalogs, 
Re spons lbi 1 ity for 
and ssfeguarding of 
gov ;rnmeat property. 
Means of obtaining 
s u pp ]cs a n d e qu 1 p - 
rent; Accountability 
and responsibility 
for -roporty. 
War Depart- 
ment Catalog 
MEDs 1, 2, 
3, 6, 10-17 
TM 8-225; 
ARs 35-6520 
35-6640 
Dental 
Examinations 
and Surveys 
1‘ 
Discussion of dental C 
standards of fitness 
for service in the 
various components 
of the Army. Explana- 
tion of the various 
types of physical 
ARs 40-100, 
40-105', 
40-110, 
40-510, 
40-1010; 
MR 1-9 ANNEX NO, 50 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
examinations 
required. The 
conduct of oral 
examinations and 
recording of results. 
Accomplishment of 
surveys to determine 
the dental health of 
a group. 
Dental Reports, 1 
Tho first of five C 
ARs 40-15, 
Records and 
hours’ a or ling with 
40-1010; 
Pertinent 
the subject will 
TM 8-225 
FoiTns I 
la < ■: mound work 
- designed to 
f a,:.-. .. j", rize t.ae 
rev' ■ v.ommissioned 
dec r' corps officer 
vioh ieports, records 
an ’ ■ rtinent forms 
com;] nly used in the 
d enua [\ s crv 1 ce . In 
t h i r. h cur all the 
forms used are 
llgfird.y tokened 
upon 
Dental Reports, 1 
This hour reals C 
AR 40-1010; 
Records and 
entire!■ 'in the 
TM 8-225 
?o: tinert 
pr 1: i: r7 r-,rord 0f 
Perris II • 
the (jenz: 1 somTcc- 
Re 7r t er of Denta 1 
Patients.- ' Ivory 
■ pormor of the form 
is d 1 s c •■ s e d in detail 
prow rt oif’ the proper 
mos' .00 of r 0c ord ing 
the various ro- 
q a is -r 0 . .it r f 
Dental Reports, 1 
The proration of C, PE 
ARs 40-1010, 
Records and 
th0 Den t, j. Id<: ct if ica - 
40-1705; 
Puutinont 
ticr 15:00ro s gone 
TM 8-225 
I err. s III 
i n t c s c ’■ i. ,' rj r f 0 r t h 
its nurp,0s 0 > requ ire - 
ments and disposition. 
The keeping of a Record 
r AMEX NO. 50 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
' SCO'PE OF TYtE ' OF' ' 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Dents 1 Reports 
, 1 
of Special Dental 
Mat e rials,a nd its 
relation to the 
Prosthetic Case 
Record is discussed. 
Question and answer 
period in the later 
portion of the hour. 
A detailed dis- C 
AR 40-1010• 
Records and 
cussion of the 
TM 8-225 
Pertinent 
Forms IV 
Report of Dental 
Service, WD AGO 
oplieat ory 
1 
Form 8-98, The 
responsibility for, 
and the frequency 
and distribution 
or 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 
emphasized. 
Period spent PE 
AR 40-1010; 
' zeroise 
furnishing student 
TM 8-225; 
Concerning 
with an approved ' 
Classroom 
Previously 
solution to the 
notes 
Discussed 
Forms 
two applicatory 
exercises, (Register 
of Denta1 Pa t ients 
and Dental Identifica- 
tion Re c ord ) which 
were issued for com- 
pletion by the student 
.prior to period.. The 
two exercises present 
merely examples of 
entries which might be 
employed in recording 
like cases in actual 
practice. These ANNEX NO. 50 (Contfd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOFfi" OF TYPE” OF 
INSTRUC T10 N INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
examples arc 
concrete and typical, 
and in addition to 
them others of 
similar application 
arc shown. 
- 
Centra 1 
Denta 1 
Labors tories 
and their 
Utilization 
1 
Consideration of C 
Control Dental 
Laboratories, and 
the requirements 
nc c e s sa ry for the 
proper utilization 
of their service. 
Policies regarding 
prosthetic service 
in the Army, and 
the use of V/D 
Form 8-143 in- 
requesting Central 
Dental Laboratory 
service. 
War Depart- 
ment Tech- 
nical 
Bulletin, 
TB Med 148, 
March 1945 
Exam ina tion 
1 
Examination covering E 
material presented 
in periods- 1-11, 
inclusive. The type 
of examination to 
he determined at 
the time. 
All prev- 
ious 
references 
and class- 
room notes 
Relationship 
of Dental 
Corps and 
Medics 1 
Corps 
Officers 
1 
Period devoted to p 
a discussion con- 
cerning the status 
of .the dental 
surgeon and his 
relations with the 
surgeon, a. comparison 
of -such relationships 
with those existing 
between the surgeon 
end his commanding 
officer, and analysis 
of, the reasons 
therefor. 
None 
108 AMITE'C NO, 50 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCT!ON 
REFERENCES 
Discussion of 
Examination 
M 1 
Presentation of C 
an approved solution 
t o the e xominat i on 
previously held. 
None 
Pens onnel 
Records for 
Dental Corps 
Officers I 
1 
Hour designed to C 
give dental corps 
officers a brief 
orientation on 
the more common 
p or sonne1 rccord s, 
reports and forms 
used by thee Army, 
Hour covers records 
maintained on 
officers and enlisted 
men, thc company 
morning report and 
a discussion of 
Lino of Duty. 
ARs 40-1025, 
345-125, 
345-400, 
345-415 
Personnc1 
Records for 
Dental Corps 
Officers II 
1 
This hour is a C 
c ontinua t ion of the 
pre ceding hour 
and covers the -duty ' 
roster, records 
pertaining, t.o • 
leaves of absence, 
absence without 
1cavc, causes and 
prevention, pay and 
allowances of enlisted 
men, and records' and 
reports of deaths, 
♦ 
ARs 345-25, 
600-115, 
600-550, 
615-300; 
TMs 12-240, 
14-502 
Examination 
1 
Examination covering E 
the subject of 
personnel records 
as given in hours 
15 and 16. The 
type- of 
examination to be 
determined at the 
time thereof. 
Same os for 
hours 15 and 
16 above; 
classroom 
notes ANNEX NO • 51 
TRAINING AND TACTICAL DUTIES 
(12 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE op TypH OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Demonstration 
of Dental 
Field Equipment 
1 
Hour devoted to 
demonstration of 
the Chests and Kits 
D 
War Depart- 
ment Catalog 
MEDs 6, 
I 
employed in field 
dental service 
reviewing the uses 
of such equipment 
and the type units 
in which they are 
found. 
10-17 
Demonstra tion 
of Dental 
Field Equip- 
ment II 
1 
Hot; spent in demon- 
stration of the two 
trucks utilized by 
the- dental service 
in the field to- 
gether with on 
analysis of their 
employment and 
actual utilization. 
D 
War Depart- 
ment Catalog 
MEDs 10-17 
Dental Service 
in The Zone 
of the Interior 
1 
Th e'dental se r v i c e 
provided by instal- 
lations in the Zone 
of the Interior is 
explained and 
discussed, Also 
a discussion is 
carried out of 
the service rendered 
by tactical units 
serving in the Zone 
of the Interior* 
L 
t 
ARs 40-15, 
40-510 
Organization 
of the Dental 
Service in a 
Theater of 
Operations 
1 
Discussion of the L 
dental service in 
a tync theater of 
operations designed 
to familiarize.the 
studcnt _ wi th the 
dental administrative 
network through which 
technical supervision 
of the dental service 
is exercised and the 
duties of dental officers 
connected therewith* 
None AN HEX NO. 51 (Cont fd ) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
Scope op 
INSTRUCTION 
“TYPE 0t1 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES' 
Organize tion 
of the Dental 
\ Service in a 
> Communications 
Zone 
1 
Discussion of the 
organic arrange- 
ment of a type 
c ommunications 
zone, th e v a r i ou s 
typos of organiza- 
tions found therein 
and their employ- 
ment , 
L 
PM 8-5, 
Chaps 2, 3, 
11, 13, 17 
Organizet ion 
of the Dental 
Service in a 
Combat Zone 
1 
Discussion of the 
type units employed 
in a combat zone 
ahd the facilities 
a va i1able t he rein, 
discussion of the 
duties of dental 
officers serving- 
with units in the 
combat zone. 
ii 
L 
PM 8-5, 
Cha p s 2 , 3, 
T, 9, 11, 
13 
Dental Service 
in a Thee,ter, 
< Communications 
Zone, Combat 
Zone 
1 
A conference 
designed to review 
briefly the fore- 
going lectures 
on the subject to 
pcrmit cmphasizing • 
im port a n t ’p o i n t s , 
and to allow the 
student to ask: 
questions con- 
cerning such 
dental service. 
C 
V 
'S 
Classroom 
notes 
The Enlisted 
Dent a 1 
Assistant-His 
Duties and 
Tra. ining 
1 
Source and attributes 
of the enlisted 
dental assistant 
arc discussed. 
Essentia 1 points 
in which the 
assistant should 
be trained are 
gone into. 
L 
TM 8-225, 
Cha p 6 
% 
111 ANNE NQ. 51 (Cont *d) 
SUBJECT Ato • 
FILE HUMBER 
HOURS 
‘ "Scope ot1 type of 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Early Trca t- 
mc’nt of Jr.w 
Fracturcs in 
the Field 
1 
Discussion confined 
to first aid and 
emergency treatment 
of jew fractures in 
combat organizations. 
Deals primerily w.ith 
treatment performed 
in the battalion and 
regiments 1 a id 
stations and does 
not enter into the 
definitive nature 
of such treatment. 
C 
None 
Training Film 
" Dcntr, 1 
Health'* 
1 
The t ra in ing f i 1m 
"Dental Health" is 
shown following a 
brief discussion 
of methods of 
promoting oral 
hygiene among 
troops, 
C, TF 
None 
Examination 
1 
Examination covering 
material presented 
E 
..11 
previous 
I \ 
"f; ;, V\ . / 
in periods 13-27, 
inclusive. Th e t ypc 
of examination to 
be doterm1ned at 
the time. 
references 
and class- 
room notes 
Discussion of 
Examinetion 
1 
/ 
Presentation of an 
approved solution to 
thc examination 
previously held, 
and an open dis- 
cussion to take 
up any questionable 
point which may have 
arisen during the ’ 
course. 
C 
None 
112 ANNEX NO, 52 
VETEPX3&HY vADI.1I NISTRATI ON 
(1'9 Hours ) 
' SUBJECT AND ' " 
_ FILE NUMBER HOURS 
Scope op type of 
•INSTRUCTION ' INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Orientation 
i 
*♦ • 
f ! • 
2 
s - 
Discussion of- 
the history, 
organization, 
functions and 
responsibilities 
of the Veterinary 
Corps, 
respons ibilities 
and titles of 
Veterinary officers. 
Relationships in the 
Medical Department, 
C 
ARs 40-2005 
40-2010, 
40-2030; 
TM 8-450, 
Sec I 
Military 
Veterinary 
Terns 
2 
i 
Discussion of Army 
methods of classify- 
ing animals, 
regional nomenclature, 
veterinary diagnostic 
and standard terms, 
! 
C 
AR 40-2245, 
pars 10-16, 
25, 32, 39; 
TM 8-450, 
Cl, Appen- 
dix I, par 
17 
-■ 
* Register and 
Report Card, WD 
AGO Form 8-135 
2 
The preparation, • 
rendition and trans- 
mission' of WD AGO 
F&rm 8-135, ’ 
G, D 
AR 40-2243; 
TM 3-450,, 
par 21,;Cl, 
‘Appendix I, 
pars 1-14 
Emergency 
Veterinary 
Tog, WD AGO 
Form 8-137 
1 
The preparation, 
rendition and 
transmis s 1 on of -WD 
AGO Form 8-137. 
C, D 
AR 40-2245; 
TM 8-450, 
par 21, Cl, 
appendix 1, 
par 15 
Veterinary 
Report of Sick 
and Wounded 
An ima1s, WD A GO 
K Form 8-129 
2 
The preparation* 
rendition and trans- 
mission of WD AGO 
Form 8-129, 
C, D 
AR 40-2235, 
par 9; TM'-; 
8-450, par 
21, Cl, 
Appendix I, 
par 16 APWEX HO.52 (Cont'd) 
SUBlfcCtf AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE J0P 
• .INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
• A 
REFERENCES 
Veterinary 
Sanitary Report, 
Report of 
Physical Examina 
tion of Animals, 
1 
WD ' 
The pr e pa ra tion, 
yrendition and 
transmission of 
,the Veterinary 
Sanitary Report, WD 
C 
AR 40-2,835 
pars 10, 13 
AGO Form 8-153, 
and Receipt for 
Animals, WD AGO 
Form 3-158 
) v', 
AGO Form 8-133 
and WD AGO Form 
8-138• 
Veterinary 
Health 
Certificate, WD 
1 
Preparation, rendi- 
tion and tranmlssion 
'of WD AGO Form 8-128. 
C 
AR 40-2235, 
par 11| 1 
TM 8-450, 
AGO Form 8-128 
- 
par 15, 
Cl, .Appen- 
dix II, par 
1 
Veterinary 
Sick and • 
Wounded 
Forms 
4 
Practical exercise 
‘in the. preparation of 
Forms 8-AL29; 
8-135 and 8-13?. 
, . * I 
PE 
Previous 
references 
1 
Veterinary 
2 
, f • 
Di s cu s s X on/ of/the' 
C 
ARs 40-2035, 
Hospita1 
administration 
/ 
> '■ *' $ r 
personpo 1 /a nd. supp ly 
a dm ii3.i at-ip t Idn of 
Vo t c; r inr ty Hospitals 
F;: and d 1 spc:ns.ar 1 es , 
..." Ku 1 e s r,ib a a r d i n g t h e 
treatmojnt and 
handllng of iva tc ly 
' 40-2065; 
TM 8-450, 
pars 9-11 
f ■ • 
owned a nine is, 
• 
Examination 
2 
All instruction in 
Veterinary' 
Admin 1 s fra 11 on. 
E 
previous 
references aNNEX NO. 53 
ORGANIZATION AND TACTICAL EMPLOYMENT 
OP VETERINaHY UNITS 
(7 Hours ) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
” Scope op type Of 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Veterinary 
Sections and 
Detachments 
i 
1 
Organization and C 
equipment of 
Veterinary 
Sections and 
Detachments * 
T/O&Es 
8-500, 2-11, 
7- 
6-115, 
6-185, 
8- 
Veterinc ry 
Company 
Separate 
J 
1 
Organization and C 
equipment of the 
Veterinary Company 
Separate, 
i 
T/O&E 8-99 
Veterinary 
Troop and 
Veterinary 
Compc ny 
Mounta in 
1 
Organization and C 
equipment of the 
Veterinary Troop 
and Veterinary 
0 om pa ny Mou n t a i n • 
T/O&Es 8-99, 
8-139 
Mobile 
b Veterinary 
* Hospitals 
1 
Organization and C, D 
equipment of 
the Veterinary 
Evacuation Hospital, 
Veterinary Station 
Hospital (CZ) and 
Veterin ary Gcnora 1 
Respite 1. 
T/O&Es 
8-780, 8- 
750, 8-760 
Ta ctica1 
Employment 
of Veterinary 
Units 
1 
assignment and C 
us'e of Veterinary 
uni t s in tactical 
s itua-tions. 
Echelons of 
Veterinary service. 
.FMs 8-5, 
. Chaps 2.5- 
29; 8-10, 
par 37 
Vetcrina ry 
Field 
Equipment 
1 
Equipment issued to D 
and used by Veterinary 
units. 
Previous 
references 
Examination 
* 
L 
1 
All instruction on E 
Organ i za t i on a nd 
Tactical Employment 
of Ve t erinory Units. 
All prev- 
ious 
references 
115 ANNEX NO. 54 
VETERINARY FIELD SERVICE WITH ANIMAL UNITS 
(12 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
1 Scope of 
INSTRUCTION 
TlrtE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES A 
Care of animals 
In the Field 
2 
Conditioning 
animals, prepara- 
tion for field 
operations, 
Veterinary care 
of animals in the 
field and in 
combat, 
c 
PMs 25-5, 
pars 140, 
142; 25-7, 
Chap 2 
Tr a a s; i o r t a t i on 
of Animals 
1 
Transportation of 
anIma1s by land, 
A discussion of 
the preparation 
of animals and 
cars, care and 
fecding cnroute 
and livestock 
regulati ons. 
c 
FM 25-5, 
pars 165, 
167; AR 
55-165 
Tra nsportation 
of An3.iria.ls 
1 
Transportation of 
animals by 
water.' dis- 
cussion of the 
preparation of 
an imaIs, t ypcs, 
and utilization of 
vessels, care and 
feedinr enroute, 
c 
PM 25-5, 
par 166 
Transportation 
of animals 
1 
Transportation of 
animals by. air. 
ix. discussion of 
the conversion of 
aircraft, loading, 
care enroutc and 
unload ing. 
c 
None 
Pocking 
4 
discussion and 
demonstration 
of the essentials 
of packing, 
selection of 
aninrls, pack equip 
mc nt a nd s pe c ia 1 
Veterinary problems 
C, D 
• 
PM 25-7 
<; 
116 ANNEX NO.54 (Cont’d) 
imiYCT'l'W— 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
— 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPT'OT 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
« 
I 
i 
Service With 
War Dogs 
1 
discussion 
covering the 
organization and 
uses of War Dog 
units, selection, 
ha nd 11 n g a n d ca r e 
of dogs and 
immunizations used. 
C 
TIT 10-396, 
Chaps 1,2 
t 
Forage 
Inspoetion 
1 
.x demonstration 
of various types 
of hay and grain, 
and detection of 
u nso und for a ge. 
D 
None 
Jri. 
Examination 
1 
.*11 instruction 
in Veterinary 
.Field Dor vice 
Anin 1 Unit 
E 
previous 
references ANNEX NO. 55 
*.NIMi*L DISEASE PREVENTION AND CONTROL 
(9 Hours ) 
SUBJECT END 
PILE J TIMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
, * 1 
REFERENCES 
Veterinar y 
Sanitetl on 
1 
I isi ruction in the 
pr:v c l,}Ue of 
V'-' ■ rinary sanitation 
ano mouhcds of con- 
du o t i n g s a n 11a ry 
• inspections. 
C 
j 
ARs 40-203. 
pars 7, 20, 
31, 35; 
40-2090, 
Sec III 
Anlma : Disease 
Cor. trol 
2 
A discussion of 
the military 
methods of 
c or.tr oil3 ng i nima 1 
d 1 s o-a s o s i n eluding 
qua;: o:v: ones , 
die ■< n 1 , dis- 
'jr,i.i:i -y cqrcasses , 
ieu i. ni;u lions and 
diap r j o s1i c tests. 
C, D 
ARs 40-2035; 
pars 22, 27. 
28; 
40-2090, 
Secs II, IV. 
'Veterinary 
Service in 
Wartime", 
Campbell, 
pp 66-69 
Communicable 
Disenses I 
1 
A discussion of 
the nature, causes, 
diagnoses and control 
of anthrax, glanders 
and tetanus. The 
discussion is 
ac c ompa n i e d by 
photographs pro- 
jected by bn lopt ic on 
of clinical 
symptoms, and 
lesions of these 
diseases. 
C, D 
AR 40-2090, 
Sec II. 
"Veterinary 
Service in 
Wartime", 
Campbell, 
pp 36-42 
Communicable 
Diseases IT 
1 
A discussion of C, D 
the nature, causes, 
diagnoses and control 
of Equine encephalo- 
myelitis, Equine 
infectious anemia , 
and periodic 
ophthalmia. The dis- 
cussion is accompanied 
by photographs pro- 
jected by balopticon 
of the clinical symptoms 
and lesions of these 
diseases. 
AR 40-2090, 
Sec II, Cl, 
C 2. 
"Veterinary 
Service in 
Wartime", 
Campbell, 
pp 26-32, 
65 
4 
118 i*MEX NO. 55 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
■Scope op type of 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
instruction in 
STRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Communicable 
1 
A discussion of 
C, D 
AR 40-2090, 
Sec II, Cl, 
rc 02. 
): a■ jsgs III 
the nature, causes. 
diagnoses and 
control of animal 
"Veterinary 
shipping, parasitic 
Service in 
and war dog dis- 
Wartime”, 
eases. This dls- 
Campbell, 
cussion is occom- 
pp 51-65 
ponied by photo- 
graphs projected by 
balopticon of clinical 
symptoms and lesions 
of the diseases 
concerned, 
Tropica 1 
1 
A discussion of 
C, D 
AR 40-2090, 
Diseases 
the nature, causes, 
transmission, 
Cl & C2, 
Sec II. 
A 
diagnoses and control 
of the.more 
"Veterinary 
Service in 
important tropical 
Wartime" , 
diseases affecting 
military animals 
including surra, 
murrina, epizootic 
lympangitis and 
pir oplasmos is. This 
discussion is 
accompanied by 
photographs projected 
by balopticon of the 
symptoms and clinical 
lesions of these 
discs, scs , 
Campbell, 
pp 12-21, 
44, 45 
Communicable 
1 
A discussion of the 
0 
None 
Diseases IV 
- 
nature and control 
of the more important 
diseases of domestic 
animals encountered in 
occupied countries 
including rinderpest, 
foot and mouth disease 
and contagious 
pleuropneumonia, 
» ANNEX NO. 55 (Cont*d) 
SUBJECT 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—stopk' w 
INSTRUCTION 
—TYFTTOT 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Written 
Examination 
1 . 
A written 
.examine t ion 
covering ell 
subjects in 
"Animal Disease 
Prevention and 
Control", 
E 
All previou 
references ANNEX NO. 56 
VETERINARY ACTIVITIES IN THEATERS OF OPERATION 
(2 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
““Scope op type op 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Theaters of 
Operation 
1 
L discussion of 
veterinary 
activities in 
various Theaters 
of Operation in 
World War II, 
chiefly the 
European, 
Mediterranean, 
China-Burma-India 
and Pacific Theaters. 
This period is 
enhanced by Signal 
Corps still and 
motion pictures of 
veterinary activities 
under actual conbet 
conditions ik 
C, D 
None 
Theater 
Veterinary 
Service 
1 
A discussion of 
th e organ iza t i on and 
operation of a 
th e a ter vet er i n a ry 
service, outlining 
the duties and staff 
responsibilities of 
the Th eater and 
Section 
Veterinarians. 
C 
None 
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