PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION 
FOR 
ASSOCIATE ADVANCED 
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OFFICER'S COURSE 
MEDICAL FIELD SERVICE SCHOOL 
BROOKE ARMY MEDICAL CENTER 
FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEXAS 
1947 
5 6 I 4-— SAG DD — 9 2 4 47 450 MEDICAL FIELD SERVICE SCHOOL 
BROOKE ARMY MEDICAL CENTER 
FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEXAS 
PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION 
FOR 
ASSOCIATE ADVANCED MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OFFICERf S COURSE 
25 SEPTEMBER 1947 
(REVISED) ASSOCIATE ADVANCED 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 advanced duties 
and functions of the Medical Department. 
PREREQUISITES; 
1. Commissioned officer of the Regular Army, the Reserve 
Corps, the National Guard, or the Navy. 
2. Officers of the various components of the Army must have 
completed the basic branch course of the arm or service to which 
the officer is assigned or possess equivalent qualifications from 
experience. 
1 ASSOCIATE ADVANCED MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OFFICER'S COURSE 
MEDICAL FIELD SERVICE SCHOOL 
(8 Weeks, 320 Hours) 
SUBJECT 
HOURS 
ADMINISTRATION 
■ 
33 
Army Administration (General) 
(3) 
Medico] Supply Records and Procedures 
' (9) 
Mess Administration 
(3) 
Records for Morbidity and- Mortality 
(7) 
Military Law 
(6) 
Personnel Management 
(5) 
COMMANDANT’S TIME 
38 
Aviation Medicine 
(2) 
Class Organization 
(3) 
Clearance and Graduation 
(12) 
Holiday 
\ 
(8) 
Morale and Character Building 
(i) 
Subjects to be Announced 
* 
(12) 
DENTAL SERVICE 
2 
Dental Service in the Army 
(2) 
LOGISTICS 
23 
Automotive Maintenance 
(2) 
Transportation of the Sick and. Wounded 
(3) 
Troop Movements 
(4) 
Staff Supply Procedures in a Theater of Operations 
(6) 
Medical Supply 
(8) 
NEUROPSYCHIATRY 
8 
Special Aspects of Military Neuropsychiatry 
(i) 
Special Problems in Military and Combat 
(6) 
Neuropsychiatry 
Practical Application of Military Neuropsychiatry 
(2) 
PHYSICAL MEDICINE 
4 
Introduction to Physical Medicine 
(i) 
Physical Reconditioning Section 
(i) 
Occupational Therapy Section 
(i) 
Physical Therapy Section 
(i) 
2 SUBJECT 
HOURS 
PREVENTIVE MEDICINE 
43 
Introduction and Immunization 
Environmental Physiology 
Global Epidemiology of: 
Respiratory Diseases 
Diseases 
Arthropod Borne Diseases 
Venereal Diseases 
Sanitary Engineering 
Radiant Energy 
Examination 
(2) 
(5) 
(3) 
(5) 
(7) 
(6) 
(11) 
(2) 
(2) 
TACTICS AND TECHNIQUES 
103 
Organization 
Ma p Reading 
Command and Sta-ff Procedures 
Tactics and Techniques of Combined Arms and Weapons 
Organization and Employment of Medical Units 
Medico-Military Trends and Developments 
Staff Planning and Special Problems 
Miscellaneous 
(5) 
(4) 
(4) 
(21) 
(24) 
(3) 
(37) 
(5) 
TRAINING 
66 
Physical Training 
Information and Education 
Training Techniques and- Methods 
Training Management 
(40) 
(8) 
(10) 
(8) 
ADMINISTRATION, SUBSTITUTE 
(For Pharmacy Corps and Medical Administrative 
Corps Officers in Lieu of Professional Medical Subjects) 
57 
Administrative Organization of Army Hospitals 
Medical Supply Records and Procedures 
Mess Administration 
Accounting Procedures for Funds 
Personnel Management 
(14) 
(15) 
(4) 
(6) 
(18) 
DENTAL SERVICE, SUBSTITUTE SUBJECTS 
(For Dental Corps Officers in Lieu of three hours of 
Neuropsychiatric subject ,fSpecial Problems in Military 
and Combat Neuropsychiatry” ) 
3 
Dental Administration 
(3) PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION 
ASSOCIATE ADV-'/'CTD ’'FDICAL DtPaRT’'t'UT OFFI^FR» S1'GOIIRSF 
PART I 
ADMINISTRATION 
33 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Array Administration 
(General) 
ANNEX NO. 1 
(3) 
i 
Instruction in line of duty 
determination, records and 
reports of death, and recruiting 
aims and objectives. 
Medical Supply Records 
and Procedures 
ANNEX NO. 2 
V. 
1 
(9) 
During this course it is intended 
to indoctrinate the officers 
with supply activities and 
procedures encountered in 
Divisions, Hospitals, Posts, 
Camps and Stations, and Depots, 
and given on the level of 
Hospital Commanders and Division 
Surgeons, 
Mess Administration 
ANNEX NO. 5 
(3) 
Duties, qualifications and pro- 
jected training of all personnel 
concerned with food service and 
inspection thereof. A study of 
rations, requisitioning, menu 
planning, principles of cooking 
and baking, basic principles of 
food-preparation, serving' and 
conservation. Importance of 
mess planning and construction. 
Importance of all phases of 
sanitation. 
Records of Morbidity 
and Mortality 
ANNEX NO. 4 
(7) 
Instruction in the purpose, 
preparation and routing of a 
records and reports peculiar to 
the Medical Department with 
special emphasis on the 
responsibilities of commanding 
officers. 
Military Law 
ANNEX NO. 5 
(6) 
Source and agencies of military 
jurisdiction; disciplinary 
power of the commanding officer; 
courts-martial jurisdiction, 
4 PART I (Cont!d ) 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
composition, and limitations; 
procedure before, during, and 
after trial; administrative 
procedures of boards of officers, 
with emphasis on those boards 
peculiar to the Medical Depart- 
ment or involving Medical 
Department Officers; orientation 
in the organization and function 
of civil affairs and military 
government detachments,'and the 
medical, aspects thereof* 
Personnel Management 
ANNEX NO. 6 
(. 
(5) , 
To provide a working knowledge 
of the principles of personnel 
management; how they are obtained, 
through what means are they 
exercised; and how they are 
applied in the Medical Depart- 
ment. Of the principles of 
personnel management, emphasis 
will be placed on the classifica- 
tion assignment, selection and 
training of Medical Department 
personnel. 
PART II 
COMMANDANT'S TIME 
38 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Aviation Medicine 
(2) 
Orientation to Aviation Medicine 
ANNEX 
NO, - None 
presented by The School of 
Aviation Medicine, Randolph 
Field, Texas. 
Clo ss 
Organization 
- (3) 
\ 
Processing of students, issue 
ANNEX 
NO, - None 
of textbooks, organization of 
students into groups'for 
instructional purposes, 
address by the Commandant, 
and such other administrative 
procedure as announced by 
the Commandant, 
5 PART II (Cont fd) 
STOWCr’AW 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Clearance and 
Graduation 
ANNEX NO, - None 
- (12) 
Turning in of supplies and equip- 
ment, including pay, transporta- 
tion, processing, and formal 
graduation exercise. 
Holiday 
ANNEX NO, - None 
(8) 
Labor Day, 
Morale and Character 
Building 
ANNEX NO. 7 
(i) 
Orientation as regards the 
moral aspect of the program 
for venereal disease control 
in the Army, 
Suhjects'to he 
Announced 
ANNEX NO. - None 
(12) 
Conferences with professional 
consultants of The Surgeon 
General’s Office and Brooke 
Army Medical Center, 
PART III 
DENTAL SERVICE 
2'Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
AMEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Dental Service in 
the Army 
AMEX NO. 8 
(2) 
Lectures designed to familiarize 
the entire class of Medical 
Department officers with the 
organization, function and 
mission of the Dental Corps 
and the role of the dental 
. •» . .H . . , , 
service within- the Medical 
Department, 
PART IV 
LOGISTICS 
23 Hours 
SUBJECT IND “ 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Automotive Maintenance 
ANNEX NO. 9 
# 
(2) 
Review of the Army system of 
motor maintenance; facilities 
for the salvage and reclamation 
of automotive parts and vehicles 
in garrison and in combat. PART IV (Cont’d) 
Subject and 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Transportation of 
the Sick and Wounded 
ANNEX NO. 10 
(3) 
The methods of transportation 
of the sick and wounded. Staff 
planning of the transportation of 
the sick and wounded from areas 
of combat based on a medical 
estimate -of the- situation. 
Troop Movements 
ANNEX NO. 11 
\ 
(4) 
Staff planning for movement of 
troops; the role of the Trans- 
portation Corps in the movement 
of troops. The movement of troops 
in tactical and non-tpctical 
situations; march orders. 
Staff Supply Pro- 
cedures in a Theater 
of Operations 
ANNEX NO. 12 
(6) 
Training in theater supply 
requirements, procurement, 
storage, distribution, and 
documentation to include shipping 
documents, levels of supply, 
stock control, and inventories. 
Medical Supply 
ANNEX NO. 13 
(8) 
% 
Review of theater medical supply 
procedures and instruction in 
advanced procedures. Methods 
of depot operation; computation 
of requirements,; packing, crat- 
ing, and marking; and duties of 
medical supply officers. 
PART V 
NEUROPSYCHIATRY 
8 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Special Aspects of 
Military Neuropsychiatry 
ANNEX-NO. 14 
(i) 
The role of military neuro- 
psychiatry in war time; 
attitudes and motivetions; 
stresses of military life; 
special Stresses of combat. 
Special Problems 
in Military and Combat 
Neuropsychiatry 
ANNEX NO. 15 
(5) 
Problems, special treatment, and 
handling of neuropsychiatrie 
casualties at different levels 
during war time; special neuro- 
psychiatric techniques used in 
combat casualties. 
Practical Application 
of Military 
Neuropsychiatry 
ANNEX NO. 16 
(2 ) 
Demonstration of case material 
with emphasis on the military 
problems involved. PART VI 
PHYSICAL MEDICINE 
4 Hours 
SUBJECT ' 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Introduction to 
Physical Medicine 
ANNEX NO. 17 
(1) 
Organization of the Physical 
Medicine Service of a hospital 
including purposes, objectives 
and procedures emphasizing 
coordination and cooperation 
between the sections of the 
service, 
Physical Reconditioning (1) 
Section 
ANNEX NO. 18 \ 
An understanding of the 
objectives of the Physical 
Reconditioning Section, -and 
the types of activities provided 
by this Section, 
Occupational 
Therapy Section 
ANNEX NO. 19 
(i) 
To present objectives of the 
Occupational Therapy Sec-tion 
covering theory and program of 
treatment, and the use of 
prescription for patients in 
corrective Occupational 
Therapy. 
Phys ical 
Therapy 
ANNEX NO. 20 
(1) 
To acquaint the students with 
the type of therapy and 
objectives of the Physical 
Therapy Section. 
PART VII 
PREVENTIVE MEDICINE 
43 Hours 
SUBJECT A'ifo 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Introduction and 
Immunization 
ANNEX NO, 21 
(2) 
1 
The principles of preventive 
medicine and their application 
to Army methods. Discussion 
of Immunization, and the specific 
materials used for the Armed 
Forces, PART VIl(Cont’d) 
’sozmnrmr 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Environing 
Phys iolo‘ 
ANNEX NO g*c 2 ;•*' 
(5) 
Physiological features 
particularly adapted to. special 
problems of the Army in the 
Arctic, tropic and temperate 
zones, and in the air, ' 
Global Epidemiology 
of Respiratory 
Diseases * 
ANNEX NO, 23' 
(3) 
The study of respiratory 
diseases, their mode of spread, 
the world endemic areas and 
control problems of quarantine, 
immunization and prevention. 
Global Epidemiology 
of Intestinal 
Disea ses 
ANNEX NO, 24 
(5) 
Discussion of the incidence 
of intestinal diseases 
throughout the world, and the 
problems of control as 
encountered by the Army. 
Arthropod 
Borne Diseases 
ANNEX NO. 25 
(7) 
Relation of arthropods to 
disease, and the global study 
of the ecology, mode of spread 
and special control problems. 
Venereal Diseases 
ANNEX NO. 26 
(6) 
The current principles of 
venereal disease control, and 
the interpolation of the"Army 
program into the national and 
international prevention 
program. 
Sanitary 
Engineering 
ANNEX NO. 27 
♦ 
(11) 
The command, engineering and 
medical responsibilities * for 
water, sewage disposal and 
swimming pool sanitation. The 
technical control of operation 
of post sanitary utilities. 
Radiant Energy 
ANNEX NQ. 2B 
(2) 
Conference on the preventive 
and protective materials * and 
methods against radiant energy. 
Examination. 
ANNEX NO. 2U 
(2) 
Epidemiological problems given 
as an examination. PART VIII 
TACTICS AND TECHNIQUES 
103 Hours 
SUBJECT 7il® 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Organization 
ANNEX NO. 30 
(5) 
Organization of the Army of the 
United States, to include the 
organization of the various 
Arms and Services, 
Map Reading 
ANNEX NO. 31' 
(4) 
A general review of the 
fundamentals of Map Reading. 
Command and Staff 
Procedures 
ANNEX NO. 32 
(4) 
The principles of leadership, 
including air-ground cooperation 
and liaison, combat intelligence, 
and an ’’Estimate of a Situation 
and Combat Orders.” 
Tactics and Techniques 
of Combined Arms and 
Weapons 
ANNEX NO. 33 
(21) 
The principles involved in the 
employment of combined Arms in 
a given situation. . 
Organization and 
Employment of. Medical 
Units ' - 
ANNEX NO, 34 • 
(24) 
Organization and employment of 
Medical Department units, 
including Medical support of 
Infantry, Armored, Airborne, 
Arctic, and Amphibious 
operations, / 
Medico-Military 
Trends and Developments 
ANNEX NO. 35 
(3) 
Effect of new developments in 
tactics and equipment on the 
Medical Department. 
Staff Planning and 
Special Problems 
ANNEX NO. 36 
(37) 
The staff planning and develop- 
ment of a plan in special 
operations. 
Miscellaneous 
ANNEX NO. 57 
(5) 
This section to include Troop 
Movements, Communications, 
Preparation of a CPX, Umpiring, 
New Developments, and 
Psychological Warfare, PART IX 
TRAINING 
66 Hours 
subject and 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Physical'Training. 
ANNEX NO. 38 
(40) 
Instruction to orient and teach 
the over-all ph.y.slc.ai 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 intesnity of training as 
the physical condition .of the 
man improves. 
Information and 
Education 
ANNEX NO. 39 
(8) 
History and development of the 
major countries of the world 
today. The Mission, Need and 
Organization of Information and 
Education; Information Centers 
and Media; The Army Educational 
Program; and Problems of the 
World Today. 
Training Techniques, 
and Methods 
ANNEX NO. 40 
(10) 
* 
Instruction to emphasize the 
importance of proper military 
training, to include the 
mechanisms and methods of 
instruction, techniques of 
training, instructional aids, 
visual aids, and practice 
teaching. 
Training A• 
(8)- 
Instruction to enable the 
Management 
ANNEX NO. 41 
student to plan and carry out 
a program in military training 
which will include T/0 & E’s, 
estimate of the training 
situation, preparation of 
master schedules, preparation 
of weekly schedules, and 
applicatory exercises in 
training problems as apply to 
staff officers. PART X 
ADMINISTRATION, SUBSTITUTE SUBJECTS 
(For Pharmacy Corps and Medical Administrative Corps 
Officers in Lieu of Professional Medical Subjects) 
57 Hours 
3IIBJECT* lUD 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Administrative 
Organization of 
Hospitals 
ANNEX NO. 42 
Army 
(14) 
Instruction in the administrative 
organization of Army hospitals to 
include instruction in the 
functions of the administrative 
divisions and professional 
services of a hospital. 
Medical Supply 
Records and Procedures 
ANNEX NO. 4-3 
i 
(15) 
This course is designed for the 
purpose of assisting Medical 
Department commanders and staff 
officers in supply planning 
at post and depot levels. 
Mess Administration 
ANNEX NO. 44 
(4) 
Comprehensive instruction in 
methods of food storage, stock 
control, issue and distribution 
of food; food preparation'and 
service and menu planning, 
A study of food conservation 
program with methods of 
eliminating excessive wastes. 
Accounting 
Procedure for 
Funds 
ANNEX NO. 45 
(6) 
A- study of accounting 
procedures of hospital, unit, 
sundry and non-appropriated 
funds, and an outline of 
accounting for Post Exchange 
Funds. 
Pens onnel 
Management 
ANNEX NO. 46 
j 
(18) 
Administrative procedures and 
methods in applying the 
principles of personnel manage- 
ment to accomplish the maximum 
efficient utilization of manpower 
through proper classification 
and assignment, increasing 
availability for work,' stimulating 
will to work, increasing 
ability to produce, and full 
utilization on essential tasks. PART XI 
DENTAL SERVICE, SUBSTITUTE SUBJECTS 
(For Dental Corps Officers In Lien of Three Hours 
of Neuropsychiatric Subject "Special Problems in 
Military and Combat Neuropsychiatry”) 
3 Hours 
SUBJECT AND 
ANNEX NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE 
Dents 1 Administration 
(3) 
Orientation of field medical 
ANNEX NO. 47 
units and duties of Dental 
Corps officers serving therein, 
types of dental service pro- 
vided and the equipment avail- 
able. Organization of the 
dental service in a theater 
of operations, a communications 
zone and in a combat zone. A 
discussion of problems 
encountered in providing adequate 
dental service under the above 
conditions and type solutions 
to such problems. ANNEX NO. 1 
ARMY ADI,'ll NISTRATI ON (GENERAL) 
(3 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Line of Duty 
Determination 
1 
To discuss the 
meaning of Line of 
Duty, permissible 
entries to indicate 
Line of Duty end 
factors influenc- 
ing the selection 
of each entry. 
C 
ARs 35-1440, 
40-1025, 345- 
415; AW 107; 
Digest of 
Opinions, 
Judge 
Advoca te 
General 
Administrative 
Procedures in 
Case of Death 
1 
To instruct the 
students in the 
administrative 
procedures required 
in cases of 
death: hospital, 
unit, and post 
commander's duties 
and responsibilities, 
notification of 
nearest relative, 
and the appoint- 
ment and duties of 
the Summary Court 
Officer, 
C 
AR 600-550; 
TM 12-240 
* 
Recruiting Aims 1 
and Objectives 
The postwar pro- 
gram and manpower 
requirements of 
the Regular Army, 
Organized Re-serves, 
National Guard, 
and Universal 
Military Training; 
the recruiting pro- 
gram and the com- 
mander's role in 
publicizing and 
emphasizing the 
benefits and 
advantages of 
serving in the 
Medical Depart- 
ment . 
c 
Army Talk 
Nos. 145, 
154, 155, 
158; 1VD Cir 
No. 119, 
1946; WD 
Cir No. 31, 
1947, as 
amended ANNEX NO. 2 
MEDICAL SUPPLY RECORDS AND PROCEDURES 
(9 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
scope op ’ Type of 
INST RUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Property 1 
Rg s p o a i :* b i 1 ity 
Definitions and 
applicability of 
supply account- 
ability and 
respons ibility, 
types of respon- 
sibility, exercise 
of command respon- 
sibility, indivi- 
dual responsibility, 
and responsibility 
of company or 
detachment 
commandor# 
C 
AR 35-6520 
Organization 1 
To familiarize all 
C 
ARs 35-6520, 
Lie c 1 c a 1 
officers in a general 
35-6620, 
Supply 1 
way with the 
35-6640; 
organization and 
system established 
for supply in a 
TMs 38-220, 
Secs I, II, 
III, pars 
Division to include: 
6-9; 38-205, 
' 
(1) Division Medical 
Part 1, Secs 
S upply Officers 
I, II; Part 
duties, responsi- 
b i 1. i ty , a no ro e ord s • 
2, Secs I, 
II, V, pars 
* 
(2) Organization 
1-4; WD Cirs 
m 
Supply Officers 
duties, records and 
responsibilitles; 
(3) C ompa ny c omma nd er s 
and sIni1a r unit 
supply records a nd 
133; Sec II, 
138, a s 
amended, 
1946 
res pon s ibi11zics; 
(4) Ac tie a t ion of 
new units. 
( 
Organization 1 
Acquaint'all officers 
C 
ARs 35-6520, 
Medina 1 
with organization 
35-6620, 
Supply II 
and supply system 
of numbered hospitals 
during activation 
35-6640; 
Medical 
Supply 
and training. 
Covering records. 
Catalog-- 
Med 1, 2, 3, ANNEX NO, 2 (Cont»d) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
' SCOPE OP TYIuTof 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
• 
procurement and 
storage" of 
, material while 
in Zone of 
Interior* 
10-1 to 10-5; 
TMs ■ 38-220., 
Secs I, II, 
III, pars ■ 
6-9; 38-205, 
Part I, Sec 
1, II; Part 
2, Secs I, 
- II, III; 
WD Cirs 133, 
1946; 138, 
Sec II, as 
amended, 1946 
Hosp.lt-.I Medical 
Supply and Stock 
Control 
1 
Rami ’’ ia rize 
officer’s with 
organization of 
the supply division 
of a fixed hospi- 
tal. to include 
i u'V. i ens of 
d i f i 're n :j h ra n ch e s, 
records, and pro- 
cedures, theory 
of accounting, and 
stock control* 
C 
TMs 8-262, 
Chap X; 
38-403, Secs 
IV, V, VI, 
VII, VIII, 
IX, X, XI; 
38-205; 
AR 35-6520 
Local Hospital 
Procedure 
1 
Acquaint officers 
with purchasing 
branch of supply 
division of a 
fixed hospital 
including personnel, 
records, procedures, 
contract!ng with 
local agencies and 
existing regula- 
tions , 
C 
TM 8-262, 
Chap X; 
38-403, 
Sec III; 
War Depart- 
ment Procure- 
ment 
Regulati ons 
Inspection and 
Inventory of 
Property 
1 
Impress upon all 
officers the 
necessity for 
inventory, partic- 
ularly with a view 
to determining 
serviceable and un- 
serviceable property, 
and thoroughness of 
inventory. 
C 
ARs 35-6520, 
par 29; 35- 
6640, 35- 
6680, 35- 
6520, C 2; 
PM 21-8; 
TMs 14-904, 
38-403, 
38-220 ANNEX NO. 2 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT END 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Report of 
1 
Acquaint officers 
c 
TM 14-904; 
Survey 
with methods of 
WD Cir 48, 
preparing surveys 
and the need for 
immediate adjust- 
ment of any loss, 
damage, or 
destruction to 
government 
property. 
1946; 
PS' 1-491; 
ARs 35-6640, 
345-300 
Report of 
Survey 
1 
A thorough 
Indoctrination 
o*f officers on 
preparation of 
the Report of 
* Survey, 
PE 
WD Cir 48, 
1946; 
TM 14-904; 
ARs 35-6640, 
345-300 
Supply 
1 
Indoctrination 
C 
ARs 700-10, 
Depots and 
Procedures 
/ 
of officers in 
records classifica- 
tion, storage, 
issue, rhpair or 
salvage of 
supplies, and 
performance of 
other special 
functions directed 
by higher 
authorities for 
Depots, 
.700-25, 
7 n. c n 
,49251705- 
j 
i ANNEX NO. 3 
MESS ADMINISTRATION 
(3 Hours ) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCCPfe OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE Op 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Persdnnel; 
Food, its 
Preparation 
2 
Principles of 
Management; 
importance, 
objectives and 
functions-.' 
Classification, 
training, and 
utilization of 
mess 'personnel. 
Pood, its pre- 
paration, service 
and conservation. 
- 
C 
TMs 10-205, 
10-405 
Equipment, 
Care, Main- 
tenance, Sanita 
tion and Mess 
Layout 
1 
Equipment, 
authorized allow- 
ances and main- 
tenance. Sanitation 
of mess, inspections, 
food handling and 
sanitation of area. 
Mess layouts, 
general and 
specific con- 
struction plans. 
C 
ARs 30- 
2210, 40- 
205; 
PM 21-10; 
TMs 10-205, 
10-405 ANNEX NO. 4 
• RECORDS ' D'E MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY 
(7 Hours) 
■ SUBJECT A® 
PILE NUMBER HOURS 
■g'COi>E 'OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Hospital 
1 
To outline for the C 
AR 40-590; 
Administration > 
students the 
various types of 
hospitals operated 
PMs 8-5, 
101-10; 
TMs 8-260, 
» 
by the Army, and 
to discuss their 
location, identifica- 
tion, function, 
size and cont.ro!. 
To discuss the 
usual organization 
of on Army hospital, 
8-262; 
WD Cirs 12, 
137, 1946;' 
SGO Cir No. 
30, 1946 
Medical Records, 
1 
To instruct the C 
ARs 40-550, 
Dispensaries, 
student in the 
40-1025; 
Zone of Interior 
function of 
dispensaries, the 
various types 
operated by the 
Army, Types of 
patients received 
and records main- 
tained on each type. 
WD Cir 387, 
Sec- II, 
1945^ 
Medical Records, 
1 
To discuss the C 
AR 40-1025; 
Hospitals, Zone 
of Interior 
various records and 
reports maintained 
by hospitals, and 
the commanding 
officerfs responsi- 
bilities in regard 
to these r cords. 
Instruction in 
procedures required 
in the cose of 
seriously ill. 
Instruction in the 
composition and 
routing of the 
report of Sick and 
Wounded, 
TM 8-262 
. 1 ANNEX NO. 4 (Cont'd) 
STOJSCT7.M 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
sc ope of Type of 
INSTRUCTION. INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Medical Records, 1 
To discuss the 
C 
AR 40-1025; 
Field Insta11a- 
records maintained 
FM 8-5 
tions. Theater 
of Operations 
by various medical 
installations in 
a Theater of 
Operations as to 
their preparation, 
routing and ' 
disposition• 
■Statistical 1 
Health’Reports, 
Tables and 
Charts 
Discussion of the 
Statistical Health 
Report, v/d AGO 8-122, 
to include sources 
of info rma t ion, 
routing and' 
disposition. Dis- 
cuss telegraphic 
reports in the Zone 
of Interior and 
overseas. Special 
reports of epidemic 
disease, acute 
c ommun i c a b1e d i s- 
eases prevailing at 
stations when troops 
.are transferred or 
occurring among 
troops enroute;’ 
reports to civil 
authorities, and 
C 
AR 40-1080 
1 
tables and charts 
of morbidity and 
nott a 1it y rat e s, 
Patientsf 1 
Discussion of 
C 
TM 8-262, 
Administrative 
maintenance* of 
Chaps IV, V, 
Records 
personnel records 
on patients, 
patients funds and 
valuables, patients 
\ 
VIII 
i 
passes and leaves, 
and administrative 
, procedures in the 
case of patients 
absent without 
leave. 
. ANNEXING* 4 (Cont’d) 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
"“SCT57F OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Examination, 
Records of 
' 1" ' 
■ A comprehensive 
written examine- 
E 
All previous 
references 
Morbidity 
and Mentality 
tion covering 
all of the 
phases of Records 
of Morbidity and 
Mortality pre- 
sented in the 
preceding hours. 
----- . \ 
' \ 
i ANNEX NO. 5 
MILITARY LAW 
(6 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER HOURS 
‘"Scops' op. type of 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Military 1 
Jurisdiction; 
Disciplinary 
Source of military 
jurisdiction; the 
agencies of military 
C 
MCM, pars 1, 
2, 7, 8, 9, 
10, 11, and 
Power of the 
Commanding 
Officer 
jurisdiction; mili- 
tary government, 
martial law, and 
military low; the 
disciplinary 
power of the 
commanding officer, 
authority, policy, 
effect of errors, 
authorized punish- 
ments, procedure, 
appeals, action by 
higher authority, 
preparation of 
record, 
Chap XXIV; 
TM 27-255, 
Chaps 1, 2, 
3 
\ 
•> 
Courts-Martial 3 
Compos it 1on and C 
, TF 
MCM, Chaps 
Procedure 
jur1sdiction of 
Genera1, Spocia 1 
and Summary Ccurts- 
Martia1; procedure 
before t ria 1; a rr e s t 
a n d c o n f i n tm e n t, 
preferring and 
forwarding charge s, 
invest iga til on 
r e f e renc e t o Staff 
Jud ge Adv ocate, 
decision of Com- 
manding Officer, 
preparation by 
De fense a nd Trial 
Judge advocate; 
procedure during 
trial: preliminary 
matters, challenges, 
arraignment, pleas, 
presentation of case, 
rights of accused, 
voting by court. 
II-XXIII, 
incl; 
TM 27-255, 
Chaps 4-19, 
incl; 
TF 15-992, 
"Adminis- 
tration of 
Military 
Justice and 
Courts- 
Martial," 
f 
4 ANNEX HO. 5 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
twtw 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
finding's and sentence; 
procedure after 
trial: preparation 
and forwarding of 
record, action by 
reviewing authority, 
rehabilitation of 
pris oners, 
Boards of 
1 
/ 
Function; types, 
0 
ARs 420-5, 
Officers 
including those 
involving Medical 
Department officers; 
appointing 
authorities, menber- 
ship, duties, pro- 
cedurc, findings, 
r ecommend a t i on s, 
record of proceedings, 
act!on by a ppoint- 
ing authority. 
40-590, 
345-415, 
600-500, 
600-550, 
605-230, 
605-250, 
615-361, 
615-368, 
615-369 
Civil Affairs 
and Military 
Government 
1 
Orientation in the 
organization and 
function of civil 
affairs and 
military govern- 
ment d o t a c hr i o n t s ; 
necessity for 
coordination and 
cooperation 
between the se- 
nnits and the combat 
and service forces; 
the medical aspects 
thereof. 
0 
PIIs 27-5 
(tentative), 
27-250, 
27-251 
* AMEX NO. 6 
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 
(5 Hours) 
SUBJ'EC't’ Alto 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
‘licToppTop 'jypf op 
INSTRUCTI ON IMSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Principles of 
Personnel 
Management 
1 
Instruction in the C 
general principles 
. of personnel 
management * 
Selected 
references 
and Assign- 
ment 
1 
To instruct thue c 
student ini 
s s i f i c a t i on 
and assignment 
of Medical 
Department 
officers with 
emphasis on 
qualification 
card; record of 
service entries; 
evaluation proto- 
type . - 
TM 12-425, 
Sec VIII; 
TM 12-406, 
Appendix II 
Efficiency 
Report 
\ 
1 
To orientate the C 
officer in the 
preparation of 
efficiency 
reports, when 
made, by whom, 
and how. 
AR 600-185 
! 
Education 
and Training 
• 
1 
To orientate the C 
student in the 
program for 
spec iolized 
•training of 
Medie a 1 Depcr t- 
ment personnel. 
Selected 
references 
Utilization 
of Manpower 
1 
To instruct the c 
student in the 
proper utilization 
of personnel in 
accordance with 
physleal 
capabilities, 
interests, mental 
capabilities; aptitudes, 
skills, education, 
leadership, and 
morale considerations. 
TMs,12-405, 
12-406, 
12-425, 
12-426, 
12-427; 
WD Pamphlet 
12-8, 1944 ANNSK.NO. 7 
MORALE AND CHARACTER BUILDING 
(1 Sour) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Morals and 
Character 
Building 
1 
To acquaint 
students with 
the importance 
of the venereal 
disease program 
stressing the 
building of the 
morale of the 
individual soldier 
by emphasizing 
self-discipline in 
conformity with 
the teachings 
of home and 
church, and by 
inculcating a 
pride in self 
and in the unit 
to which he 
belongs# 
L 
SCO Cir No. 
9, 1947; 
Scheduled 
Outlines of 
Lectures from 
Office of 
Chief of 
Chapla ins, 
Washington, 
D. C. ANNEX NO. 8 
DENTAL SERVICE IN THE ARMY 
(2 Hours ) 
Subject and 
""Scope 6f " 
TYPE OF 
e:le number 
HOURS 
INSTRUCTION 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Dental Service 
2 
Lee tunes designed 
L 
ARs 40-5, 
Ur. the Army 
to familiarize 
the entire class 
of Medical 
pars 1,2,3; 
40-15, 
40-510; 
■ 
Department 
officers with 
the organization, 
function and 
mission of the 
Dental Corps, 
and the role 
of the dental 
service within 
the Medical 
Department. 
PM 8-5, 
Chaps 2,4, 
9,11,12, 
13,17 ANNEX NO. 9 
AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE 
(2 PIours ) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
~S£OPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Ai.it c;.? o t \: e 
Me, Ar. L.rnrr.ee 
in trio Field 
2 
Review of the 
Amy system of 
automotive main- 
tenance; salvage 
and replacement of 
Ordnance automotive 
parts and vehicles 
in the field. 
Methods used by 
units other than 
Regular Array, 
0 
V/D Cir 336, 
1946, Sec II; 
AR 850-15, 
Sec IV; 
TM 37-250, 
Cha p s 1, 2, 
4, 5, 6; 
Specie 1 
References ANNEX NO. 10 
TRANSPORTATION OF THE SICK AND WOUNDED 
(3 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FIT E ..NUMBER 
HOURS 
'SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION - 
TYPE bF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
cf . 
■ r. s os: 4.1 ng 
tin and. 
-;1 • Y .'5 , '' 
1 
Brief review of 
the methods and 
means employed 
in the transporta- 
tion of the sick 
and'wounded. 
D 
PM 8-35 
Staff Planning 
2 
Planning and prep- 
aration necessary 
for the transporta- 
tion of‘the sick 
a nd w ound e d; the 
general logistical 
aspects of 
various situations 
involving the 
movement of 
patients. 
0, PE 
i 
FM 8-35; 
WD Cir 59, 
1947, 
WD Cir 61, 
Sec IV, 
1945 ANNEX NO. 11 
TROOP MOVEMENTS 
(4 Hours) 
SUBJECT 7.W ' 
FILE NUMBER. HOURS 
“ oCTo peT op~ ~ 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF" 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Staff- Planning 1 
for Troop 
Mov erne nt s 
Basic logistical 
data and formulae 
for staff planning 
in the movement of 
personnel; the role 
of the Transporta- 
tion Corps in 
troop movement. 
C 
PMs 101-10, 
Chap 2; 
25-io, Chap 
3; 9-10, 
Chap 4, Sec 
I; TM 71-210 
CTB No. 6 
March 2 
Orders 
The preparation, 
composition termin- 
ology and execution 
of March Orders, 
graphs, tables, 
and annexes. 
C, PE 
FMs 101-10, 
Chap 2; 
25-10, 
Chap 3 
Movement of 1 
Units 
Movement of troops C 
and units within 
the Zone of 
interior and in 
tactical situations; 
route reconnaissance, 
procurement of 
necessary repairs, 
services and 
supplies- enroute. 
TO Pamphlet 
29-10, Feb 
1947; 
TO Memo 
55-130-2, 
22 Oct 1946; 
WD Cir 84, 
1946 AMEX NO, 12 
STAFF SUPPLY PROCEDURES 
IN A THEATER OF OPERATIONS 
(6 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
Scope op 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Supplyt 
Responsibility 
and Require- 
ments in a 
Theater of 
Operations, 
1 
Review of basic 
supply doctrine; 
presentation of 
the principles 
governing respon- 
sibility, discip- 
line, maintenance, 
and requirements 
of supply at' 
staff levels. 
C, PE 
PM 100-10, 
pars 1-8, 
38-42, 
50-64, 
85-92, 
97-103, 
181-188 
Procurement, 
Storage, and 
Distribution 
of Supplies 
in a Theater 
of Operations 
1 
*esentation of 
the principles 
to be applied 
in procurement; 
storage, and 
distribution of 
supplies at 
staff level; 
oversea 
requisitioning 
procedures; 
shipping 
documents• 
C, PE 
FM 100-10, 
pars 58-84 
Communication 
Zone Supply 
Stock Control 
and Inventories 
3 
Training in the q pg 
methods of taking 
physical inven- 
tories of depots, 
to include inventory 
adjustments and 
depot stock status 
reports and control; 
levels of supply 
in a theater. 
TM 38-205, 
Parts I,III; 
Technical 
Service 
Catalogs 
N 
Examine tion 
1 
Examination 
questions to 
cover the scope 
of General Supply 
in a Theater of 
Operations 
E 
All 
references 
referred to 
in General 
Supply in 
a Theater 
of Opera- 
tions ANNEX NO. is 
MEDICAL SUPPLY 
(8 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND : 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Review of 
1 
Review "of medical L . . .. 
FMs 8-5, 
Theater 
Medical Supply 
► 
supply procedures 
in the Theater of 
Operations, with 
emphasis on the 
Theater Surgeon 
and Communication 
Zone Surgeon. 
3-10, 8-55, 
7-30, 100-10; 
TM 33-205, 
Part 3 
Medical 
Supply 
Organizations 
1 
Review the various- C 
field medical 
supply organizations; 
their organization, 
function dnd 
personnel. 
PM 8-5, pars 
159-165, 
178-180, 
277-285; 
T/0 & Es 
8-187, 8-500, 
8-667 
Medical Supply 
Procedures in 
the Division, 
Corps and Army 
1 
Medical supply C, PE 
procedures at all 
tactical levels,, with 
emphasis on the 
duties of the 
medical supply 
officer of the 
Division, Corps 
and Army. 
FMs 
8-10, 8-55, 
100-10, 
101-10, Chop 
3; TM 38- 
205, Part 3 
Property 
Accounting 
in the Field 
1 
Accountability and C, PE 
responsibility of 
medical property 
in the field, and 
me thod s by wh i ch 
maintained. 
FM 100-10; 
TM 38-205, 
Part 3; 
TM 38-403, 
Secs I, 
VIII 
Stock Control 
in Field 
Medical 
Depots 
1 
Methods of stock C, PE 
control in the 
field, including 
the stock record 
account. 
TMs 38-205, 
Part 3; 
38-403, 
Secs I, IV 
St ora[o Me thods 
in Field 
Depots 
1 
Methods of ware- C 
housing and storage 
in field medical 
depots, 
FM 8-5, 
par- 161 ANNEX NO. 13 (Cont'd) 
Subject ;'nd 
FILE number 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
Hype op 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Peeking, 
Crating and 
1 
Proper methods of 
packing, crating 
C, D 
S3 8-2| 
TI’o 38-'13 
Marking 
and marking of 
medical equipment 
and supplies in 
the field to 
insure safe 
transportation 
and shipment. 
Emphasis on both 
functional and non- 
functional packing 
of smaller 
,hospitaIs, 
38-J-414 
Examination 
1 
•Examination to 
cover the questions 
asked at .the end 
of each hour, and 
the scope of the 
entire course. 
E 
All 
previous 
references 
in Medical 
Supply 
(Logistics) ANNEX NO. 14 
SPECIAL ASPECTS OP 
MILITARY NEUR0PSYCHIATRY 
(1 Hour) 
SUBJECT ArlD " 
Scope of 
rmr 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
INSTRUCTION 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Special 1 
Aspects of 
Types of clinical 
L 
TB Mods 156, 
entities pommonly 
201,* SOS" 
Military 
encountered by the 
MR 1-9 and 
Neuropsychiatry 
military neuro- 
Supplement. 
ARs 40-100, 
psychiatrist in 
peace time; -accepted 
40-105, 40- 
methods of handling 
110, 40-1045, 
and treatment. 
600-E00, 
Specla1 aspects 
605-230, 
of attitudes, 
605-250, 
motivations, and 
615-360, 
morale. Special 
615-361, 
aspects 'of combat 
615-366, 
casualties and 
615-368, 
factors in special 
615-369; 
tree tment 
Y/D Pamphlet 
required• 
21-35 AMEX NO. 15 
SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN MILITARY AND COMBAT 
NEUROPSYCHIATRY 
(5 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
”scope Of Type of 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Stresses of 
Combot 
4 
HP 1241, "Lot MF, 
There Be Light”; FB, 
MF 1197, ”Combat TP 
Exhaustion”, 
"Okinawa”; TP 
8-1402, "Introduc- 
None 
* 
tion to Combat 
Fatigue"; PB 184, 
"Psychiatric 
■ 
Procedures in 
the Combat Area”. 
Tree tment 
in Combat 
Psychlotry 
1 
A question and C 
discussion period 
covering neuro- 
psychiatric 
casualties peculiar 
to combat stress 
with special 
reference to 
treatment 
implications• 
None ANNEX NO. 16 
PRACTICAL APPLICATION.OP- MILITARY HEUROPSYCHIATRY 
(2 Hours) ,, .... 
SUBJECT AMD 
■ 3COPE"OF'' ' TY-pr OF1 ■ 
PILE NUMBER HOURS 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Clinical 3 
Class to attend C, PE 
None 
Demobstration 
staff conference 
in medical 
insta nations 
A 
having neuro- 
psychiatric 
service to sec 
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 
best possible 
* 
treatment program* ANNEX NO.17 
INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL MEDICINE 
(1 Hour) 
'SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 1 
Organization of 
L 
WD Cir 349, 
to Physical' 
the Physical 
28 Nov 1946; 
Medicine 
Medicine Service 
WD Memo No. 
. * — ’ ‘ 
of a hospital 
40-590-7, 
Including purposes, 
objectives and 
procedures 
empha sizing' 
coordination and 
cooperation between 
the sections of 
the service. 
7 Dec 1946 AMEX HO. 18 
PHYSICAL RECONDITIONING SECTION 
(1 Hour) 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE 0F 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Physical 
Reconditioning 
Section 
1 
An understanding 
of the objectives 
of the Physical 
Reconditioning 
Section, and the 
types of activities 
provided by this 
section. 
L, D 
TB Med 137, 
1945; 
TMs 8-292, 
21-220 •ANNEX NO. 19 
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY SECTION, 
(1 Hour) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE “OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE CE 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Occupational 
Therapy • 
Section 
.1 
To present 
objectives of the 
Occupational 
Therapy Section 
covering theory 
and program of 
treatment, and 
the use 'of* ' 
prescription 
for patients 
in corrective 
occupational 
therapy* 
L 
TB Med 84, 
1944; 
TM 8-291 . ANNEX NO.20 ’ 
PHYSICAL THERAPY 
(1 Hour) 
•oUBJ-SCT LND - '■ 
FILE NUMBER HOURS. 
’’SdOPE O’P 
INSTRUCTION 
''Type of"- 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Physical 1 
To acquaint the 
L 
TM 8-293; 
Therapy 
students with 
the typo of 
"Physical 
Medicine",, 
therapy and 
Krusen 
« 
objectives of 
the Physical 
Therapy Section, 
( * ANNEX NO. 21 
INTRODUCTION AND IMMUNIZATION 
(2 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION ••• 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 
1 
An introduction 
to the military 
preventive mpdicine 
program* 
L 
U3 
to 
w 
1 
M 
o 
Immunization 
1 
Discuss and 
illustrate the 
initial and special 
immunizations used 
in the Army. 
D, G 
TB Med 114; 
Departments 1 
Abstract 
1.04a ; 
WD 6ir 129, 
1946 ANNEX NO. 22 
ENVIRONMENTAL PETSIOLOGY 
(5 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
‘ Scope' op 
INSTRUCTION 
TipT'W 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Hot and Cold 
Leather 
1 
* 
Water, salt and 
proteip require- 
ments for the 
human body, with 
special emphasis 
on extremely hot 
weather and cold 
wea the r proh1ems, 
L, 
TP 
PM 70-15: 
TB Med 175; 
TF 8-2057 
Hot and1 Ccfld 
Weather 
\ 
Altitude 
1 
Wind chill and 
body cooling, 
body heat pro- 
duction, conserva- 
tion and loss. 
L, 
Tt? 
PM 70-15, 
PM 21-10; 
TP 8-1391 
1 - 
The effects of 
high altitude on 
the human body. 
rr 
U 
Departments 
Abstract 
Environmental 
Physiology (CO) 
1 
< 
/ 
The cause, effects 
and methods for 
■ the detection 
and prevention 
of carbon 
monoxide poisoning 
in Army opera t ions, 
C 
Depa rtmenta 
Abstract 
Hard 
Radiation 
1 
The physics and 
principles of 
radium, X-Ray and 
entomic energy with 
special reference 
to commercia1 and 
military, 
applications, 
c 
L 
r 
Departments 
Abstract 
41 ANNEX NO. 23 
GLOBAL EPIDEMIOLOGY-RESPIRATORY DISEASES 
(3 Hours) 
SUBJECT Yud 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OP 
INST RUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Airborne end 
2 
The control measures L, C 
TB Med 47; 
Droplet 
currently used in 
Departments 1 
Abstract 
Nos.'1.07, 
1.12; "The 
Control of 
Communicable 
Diseases" , 
Infections 
civilian and 
military' institu- 
tions, and the 
factors yet to be 
investigated* 
American 
Peiblic 
Health 
Association, 
8th Edition, 
1946, pp 
' * -v 
1-16 
Special 
1 
The methods, spread, C 
TB Mods 47, 
Upper 
Respiratory 
epidemiologies 1 
investigations of, 
85 
Disease 
Problems 
and control meas- 
ures for the common 
cold and influenza. 
' ANNEX NO. 24 
GLOBAL EPIDEMIOLOGY-INTESTINAL DISEASES 
(5 Hours) 
subject m 
Pits NUMBER 
•"HOURS 
SCOPR Op 
INSTRUCTION 
rmrw 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Typhoid‘and ‘ 
Paratyphoid 
Global 
- 1 
Conference on the 
typhoid-paratyphoid 
group of enteric 
diseases; special 
reference to 
control measures. 
C 
TB Med 119 
Cholera and 
Epidemic 
Hepatitis 
1 
Review of the 
recent inf o mat ion 
on the epidemiology 
of these diseases. 
C 
TB-Hcds 138, 
206 
Salmoncllos is 
1 
Epidemiology and 
spread of salmonella 
infections in 
troops; the rodent 
factor, control 
principles. 
c 
To be 
given by 
instructor 
.Food. 
Pois oning 
9, 
i 
1 
Group discussion 
of the food 
poisoning group. 
Including the 
bacterial endo 
and exo toxins, 
the heavy metals 
and other 
inorganic and 
organic poisons. 
C, PE 
Departmental 
Abstract 
2,05 
tControl 
#Principles" 
* in* Civilian 
and Army"" 
Communities 
1 
The principles of 
intestinal disease 
control as applied 
to,troops and 
civilian 
communities; the 
importance of fly 
and rodent control. 
c 
To bo 
given by 
Instructor ANNEX NO. 25 
GLOBAL EPIDEMIOLOGY-ARTHROPOD BORNE DISEASES 
(7 Hours) 
AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
scope op TYFe~5P — 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Globa 1 
Distribution 
and 
Epidemiology 
Malaria 
1 
Malaria - its C 
etiology, mode 
of transmission, 
host-para site- 
vector relation- 
ships , distribution, 
epidemiology, and 
the effects of 
environmental 
factors, 
j 
"Manual of 
Tropical 
Medicine*', 
Mackie, 
Hunter & 
Worth, pp 
213-250; 
"Introduc- 
tion to 
Ma tautology”, 
Boyd 
Yellow 'Fever, 
Dengue, Virus 
Encephalitis 
1 
Epidemiology of C 
yellow fever, 
dengue, and 
virus encephalitis, 
modes-of trans- 
mission and control; 
jungle vs urban 
yellow fever. 
"Virus and 
Rickettsial 
Diseases", 
Harvard 
Symposlum,pp 
349-364, 
713-766, 
"Manual of 
Tropical 
Medicine", 
Mackie, 
Hunter & 
Worth, pp 
11-22, 328- 
349 
Plague and 
Rodent Borne 
Diseases 
1 
Epid erniology and C 
control of plague, 
e nd cmi c (mur i n e ) 
typhus, scrub 
t yphu s a nd other 
rodent borne 
discosgs• 
Deportmenta 1 
Abstracts 
4.24, 4,24A 
Typhus and 
Louse Borne 
Diseases 
1 
> Typhus, relapsing C 
fever and trench 
fever; problems 
of epidemio1ogy 
and control ns they 
apply to the’ 
Armed Forces, 
Departmental 
Abstra ct 
4,21 
c " ANNEX. NO. 25 (Cont!d) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPS OP1 
INSTRUCTION 
■Type of '' 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Flies an d 
the Enteric 
Diseases 
1 
Review of the 
flies■that 
carry disease, 
the mechanism 
•of inf option, 
life histories 
and control 
measures, 
c 
) ' 
Departmental 
Abstract 
4.08 
Control 
Principles 
and the 
Methods 
Used in 
the Army 
o 
Cj 
Discussion and 
demonstra tion 
of the principles 
of insect control, 
control methods 
and equipment, 
insecticides as 
they apply to 
arthropods of 
medical importance. 
C, D 
TM 5-632; 
Departmental 
Abstract 
4.02 ANNEX NO. 26 
GLOBAL EPIDEMIOLOGY-VENEREAL DISEASES 
(6 Hours ) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE W 
INSTRUCTION 
' TYt>E of 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Civilian and 
Army Venereal 
Disease Control 
Methods 
2 
The integrated 
program of venereal 
disease control by 
Army, Navy,' USPHS 
and civilian 
agencies; the role 
of the Provost 
Marsha1, Chapla in, 
Special Service- 
Officer and the’ 
Med ica1 Officer. 
C 
SGO Cir 
19, 6 Feb 
1947 • 
TB Med 157 
Overseas 
Venereal Disease 
Control 
1 
Special problems 
in venereal disease 
control of the Army 
in overseas areas; 
nationalistic 
methods of control. 
C 
None 
Epidemiology' 
of Gonorrhea, 
Applicatory 
Exercise 
1 
Study of a family 
outbreak of 
venereal disease, 
the epidemiological 
considerations as 
they apply to 
s imila r prob1eras. 
1 
?E 
To be given 
by ins true to. 
Reporting 
Records and 
Ratos 
* 
V 
1 
Methods and forms 
used in reporting, 
recording and 
in calculating 
rates; the use 
of the rate slide 
rule, the 
interpretation of 
rate data. 
C 
To be 
given by 
Instructor 
Educational 
Measures - 
TP, PS,’ 
Posters, etc. 
1 
The use of training C, 
films, film strips, 
posters, and other 
visual aids as 
educational measures 
in venereal disease 
prevention and control. 
D, FS 
PS 8-57, 
PS 8-58; 
TB Med 157 ANNEX NO. 27 
SANITARY ENGINEERING 
(11 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION . 
TYpEot 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Water .Supply 
1 
i 
The Army water 
supply, its source 
and procurement. 
L, 
s 
ME 
PM 21-10; 
MP 1174 
Water . 
Procurement 
1 
\ 
The handling, 
treatment and 
testing of water 
supplies, 
L, 
D 
TB Mods 37, 
163, 190; 
TM 5-295 
Water 
Treatment 
1 
Field equipment 
used in the 
purification and 
handling of 
water* 
D, 
TP 
TM 5-295; 
TP 5-237 
Sewage 
Disposal 
1 
The principles 
and methods for 
the disposal of 
human wastes. 
L 
Departmental 
Abstra ct 
Sewage 
Treatment 
1 
The various 
treatment pro- 
cesses used by 
the Army, general 
design principles 
and responsibility 
for operation* 
C 
"Military 
Preventive 
Medicine", 
by Dunham 
Water and 
Sewage 
4 
A field trip to 
study and inspect 
water supply and 
sewage disposal 
plants * 
D 
None 
Swimming 
Pool Designs 
1 
The various types 
and designs of 
swimming pools 
found at Army 
insta11a tlons . 
L 
"Military 
Preventive 
Medicine", 
by Dunham 
Swimming 
Pool Sanitation 
1 
Sanitation of 
swimming pools, 
bathing loads, 
water treatment, 
etc , 
D 
TB Meds 
163, 190 ANNEX NO. 28 
RADIANT ENERGY 
(2 Hours) 
mmcTim 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE" OF - .WPEr 0F“ 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Radiant 2 
Energy 
The principles and L, C 
effects, and methods 
for protection 
from radiant 
energy. 
Departmental 
Abstract ANNEX'-NO* 29 
■ EXAMINATION 
(2 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF , TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Examination 
1 
Written examina- 
tion covering all 
material presented 
by the Department 
of Preventive 
Medic ine• 
E 
All 
previous 
references 
Discussion of 
Examination 
1 
Discussion of 
above examination. 
C 
None AMEX NO. 30 
ORGANIZATION 
(•5 Hours ) 
■Subject and' 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE CF TYPE .OP 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Organization 
of the Army 
of the 
United States 
1 
Organization of the 
War Department, 
organization of 
commends of the 
next lower echelon, 
organization of 
the field forces 
down to the corps 
inclusive, and 
' territorial 
organization* 
C 
FM 100-5, 
pars 1-7, 
9-70, incl. 
Mlmeo 2,0015 
Organization 
of the Infantry 
Division 
1 
Organization and 
role of the 
division and its 
component units 
with emphasis on 
field artillery 
and Infantry 
regiments; the 
relation of 
principle com- 
manders to their 
staffs and sub- 
ordinate units. 
C 
PM 100-5, 
pars 1010- 
1017; 
Mime os 2.0015 
and 2,0546 
Orgonization 
of the Armored 
Division 
1 
Organization of 
the armored division 
to.include its 
characteristics. 
Emphasis will be 
placed on the 
role of the combat 
c omma nd s , 
C 
FM 17-100, 
pars 1-31, 
incl.; 
Mime os 
2.0015 and 
2.0756 
Organization 
of the Army 
Air Forces 
/ . 
1 
Organization of 
the Army Air Forces 
in general. Tactical 
employment of the- 
Air Force. 
C 
FMs 31-35, 
100-5 ANNEX HO. 30 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND- 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Organization 
of the Medical 
1 
A brief outline 
of the over-all 
C 
PM 8-5; WD 
Clrs 138, 
Department 
organization of 
170, 1946; 
* 
the Medical 
Department# 
.-Include the 
internal organiza- 
tion of the'office 
of The Surgeon 
General. At 
the beginning of 
this hour give an 
introduction to 
the Department of 
Tactics and 
Techniques. 
ARs 40-5, 
40-10, 40- 
15, 40-20, 
40-21, 40-25, 
40-26, 40-30, 
40-2005, 
140-30, 
605-20; 
Manua 1, 
Office of 
The Surgeon 
Generalo ANNEX NO. 31 
MAP READING 
(4 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE .OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Mop Reading 
4 
Review of the 
C, PE 
FMs 21-25, 
fundamenta Is 
21-26, 
- 
of Map Reading* 
21-30 ANNEX NO* 32 
COMMANDS ANt> STAFF PROCEDURES 
(4 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS'* 
SOOPE OF TYPE ' 0P~“ 
INSTRUCTION . . INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Combat 
Intelligence 
• 
1 
Production and C 
processes of combat 
intelligence; 
essential steps 
in the production 
and utilisation of 
combat Intelligence; 
G2 cooperation’in 
staff planning* 
FMs 100-5, 
Cha p 6; 
101-5, 
Appendix I 
Estimate of 
the Situation 
and Combat 
Orders 
1 
The commander's C 
estimate of the 
situation in the 
preparation of a 
field order; 
technique of 
preparation of 
operation orders. 
PM 101-5, 
pars 57-67, 
Chap 2, and 
page 75; 
Mlmeo 
2.0306 
Leadership 
1 
Prerequisit*e of a C 
leader. Analysis 
of character, . 
intelligence, alert- 
ness and knowledge 
of men. The role 
of the leader in 
attaining morale, 
esprit de corps, 
discipline and 
efficiency. 
PM 22-5, 
Chap 2 
Tactical Air 
Support to 
Ground Forces 
1 
Tactical employment C 
of air power and 
its relationship 
to ground forces; 
tactical air force; 
joint air-ground 
planning to include 
agences and pro- 
cedure; forward (air) 
control teams* 
PMs 31-35, 
Chaps 4, 5; 
100-5, pars 
81-89 ANNEX NO. 33 
TACTICS AND TECHNIQUES OP COMBI* NED ARMS AND WEAPONS 
•(21 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
1 SCttI>FT5P 
INSTRUCTION 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Employment of 
1 
Tactical employment 
C 
PMs 17-100, 
Armored Units 
■ • • • ■ 
of armored-force 
•units to include 
pars 19-40, 
incl; 
the armored division 
and separate' tank 
battalions. 
17-10, Sec 1 
Chap 2. 
Mimeo 2,0666 
Defensive 
Comba t 
1 
Basic principles 
of the defense 
applicable to 
ali units of com- 
bined arms; 
terminology 
peculiar to the. 
c 
PM 100-5, 
pars 578- 
593, 595, 
597-604, 
607-608, 
610, 613- 
619, 621- 
defense to enable 
students to under- 
stand plans and 
orders; and . 
conduct of the 
defense with 
definitions and 
a few principles 
of retrograde 
movements, * 
633, 640- 
652; 
Mimeo 2,0655 
* 
Infantry 
Division in 
Defense 
1 
Combat principles 
of an infantry 
division and its 
ms j or subord.ina t e 
units in the , 
defense t hr ou gh 
defense phases 
c omm e n c i'n g w i t h 
"Reconnaissance 
and Occupation of 
c 
PM 100-5, 
pars 26-31. 
42-52, 59-' 
63, 591-594, 
596, 605, 
606, 609, 
611, 612, 
620, 634- 
639, 653- 
662, 671, 
\ 
Position" and 
ending with 
672, 1010- 
1017; 
"Termination of 
the Defense", and 
basic principles 
of retrograde move- 
ments applicable 
to the infantry 
divisi on. 
\ 
Mimeo 2,0646 ANNEX NO. 33 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT' AND 
FILE HUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Organization 
and Employment 
of an Airborne 
Division 
1 
Organization of 
an airborne 
revision. A 
comparison of its 
characteristics 
and capabilities 
with an infantry 
division# 
C 
PM 100-5, 
;Chap. 14 
Jungle 
Warfare 
1 
A comparison to 
normal offensive 
and defensive 
• combat Including 
historical 
examples of units 
of Various sizes 
in various types 
of jungle. 
C 
FM 100-5, 
pars 158, 
956-967; 
PM 7-20, 
pars,164- 
168 
Operations in 
Desert Area 
and Under 
Conditions of 
Snow and 
Extreme Cold 
1 
Combat in desert 
areas and under 
conditions of 
snow and extreme 
cold, including 
climatic and 
terrain analysis 
of these areas 
and their effect 
upon the technique 
of infantry and 
other arms. 
C 
PM 31-5, 
pars 1-3, 
6, 7, 44, 
159, 160, 
165-177, 
184; 
PM 31f-25, 
pars 1-13 
Weapons of 
all Arras, 
Includ ing 
Air Force 
2 
A brief discussion 
of small arms, 
rockct launchers, 
hand and rifle 
grona d os, flame 
throwe r s, machine 
guns, mortars, 
recoillcss guns, 
self-propelled 
weapons, and bombs; 
airplane armament 
followed by showing 
•of TP 7-1266 and 
.TP 7-1416. 
C, TF 
Mimeo 
2.0576 
-1 ANNEX NO. 33 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Mounts in 
Warfare 
1 
/ 
A comparison to 
normal offensive 
and defensive combat 
emphasizing the 
influence of 
terrain, organizer 
tipn and the use 
of supporting arms. 
C 
FM 100-5, 
pars 873- 
912, 951- 
955 
Amphibious 
Operations 
2 
Coordination in the 
joint execution of 
ground, naval, and 
air forces; explana- 
tion of ship to 
shore movement; 
tactical planning 
of an assault, to 
include mission, 
objectives , 
reorganization, end 
employment of air 
and naval gun fire 
support, 
C 
PMs 100-5, 
pars 979- 
986; 
7-20, pars 
200-205 
River 
Grossing 
\ 
1 
Historical example 
from European 
campaign, preceded 
by brief•genera 1 
introductory to 
subject, 
C 
PM 100 ■-5, 
pars 786- 
820 
Offens ivo 
Conbat 
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 move- 
ments, deployments, 
and maneuvers to 
visualize for 
studc-nts f comba t 
formations through 
all phases of the 
offense, 
C 
FM 100-5, 
pars 135, 
195-199, 
236-237, 
433-464, 
467-469 , 
475-476, 
554, 559; 
Mimeo 2,0635 ANNEX NO. 33 ; (Cent’d) 
subject And 
FILE NUMBER- HOURS 
SCOFF OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Infantry 2 
A map exercise to 
ME 
. 
FM 100-5, 
Division 
in Attack 
familiarize the 
student with the 
mechanics of map 
problems, and' 
illustrate the 
basic principles 
of the attack of 
an infantry 
divis ion. 
pars 453-490 
Reconnaissance 1 
The basic principles 
C 
FM 100-5, 
and Security 
of reconnaissance 
and security, 
enumerating the 
reconna issance 
pars 195- 
275, 291- 
315; 
Mimeo 
, I 
agencies, and 
discussion of the 
necessity of contin- 
uous reconnaissance 
and employment of 
necessary security 
measures at' all 
times. Security on 
2.0636 
the march, during 
halts, in the 
offensive and 
defensive 'phases 
. 
of combat. 
j 
Joint 5 
Demonstrate the 
D 
To be 
Operations, 
Task Force 
landing of a 
"Task Force” on 
an enemy shore. 
Include the 
manning of landing 
craft, order in 
which the units 
will go ashore, 
air support of the 
operation, and 
medical service 
of the operation. 
announced ANNEX NO. 34 
ORGANIZATION AND EMPLOYMENT OF MEDICAL UNITS 
... (24 Hours) 
SUBJECT Al'ID 
FILE NUITBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP" 
INSTRUCTION 
my bp 7>p • • 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
The Medical 
Company, 
Infantry 
Regiment 
1 
Organization and 
function of the 
Medical Company, 
Infantry Regiment, 
to include its 
employment in 
garrison and 
in combat. , 
C 
FMs 7-30, 
8-5; 
T/0 & E 8-7 
The" Medical 
Batta lion. 
Infantry 
Division 
1 
Organization and 
function of the 
Medical. Battalion, 
Infantry Division. 
Include the duties 
of the Division 
Surgeon. 
c 
PM- 8-5; 
T/0 & Es 
8-15, 8-16, 
8-17, 8-18 
Medical 
Detachments 
of the 
Infantry 
Division 
1 
Introduction to 
the Medical 
Detachments of 
the Division 
Artillery, 
Engineering Battalion, 
and Division Head- 
quarters,. Include 
employment and 
evacuation. 
c 
FM 8-5; 
T/0 Sc Es 
5-15, 6-10, 
7-3 
i 
Medical 
Service of 
the Armored 
Division 
1 
Present both first 
and second echelons 
of medical service 
within the 
armored Division. 
Discuss general 
cha racteristies 
peculiar to the 
Armored Force. 
c 
FMs 8-5, 
17.-80; 
T/0 Sc Es 
8-75, 8-76, 
8-77, 17-25, 
7-25, 5-215, 
2-25, 17-2, 
17-20-1, 
17-60, 9-65 
Medical 
Service of 
the Infantry 
Division 
3 
Demonstration of 
the medical service 
of the Infantry 
Division presenting 
the establishment 
and operation of an 
aid station, 
C 
D 
FM 8-5 ANNEX NO. 54 (Cont’d) 
stej'RW' AiJd 
FILE NUMBER 
.. HOURS 
Scope of 
INSTRUCTION" 
TYPE OF! ‘A 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
collecting station, 
and the ambulance 
and clearing com- 
panies of the 
medical battalion. 
Principle s 
and Doctrines 
of Medical 
Service 
2 
Discuss the basic 
principles cf 
medical service. 
The problems 
encountered in 
evacuation and 
supply within the 
combat zone. 
C, TF 
FMs 8-5, 
8-10 
Medical 
Service, 
1 
Compare the Airborne 
Division to the 
i C 
FMs 8-5, 
100-5, 
Airborne 
Division 
Infantry Division. 
Discuss the 
medical support 
of airborne 
operations, 
101-10 
Medical 
Service, 
Arctic 
Operations 
2 
Introduction to 
medical support 
of an arctic 
ope ration. 
The special 
problems as a 
result of extreme 
cold and wet 
weather 
condit ions, 
C 
None 
* 
Review of 
6 
This period to be 
C, PE 
To be 
Medical Service 
of Selected 
World War II 
Campaigns 
used for research 
and discussion of 
the "Medical Plan" 
of selected 
campa igns, 
announced 
Medical 
Support of 
the Infantry 
Division in 
the Attack 
2 
Prepare the Medical 
Plan for the 
support of an 
Infantry Division 
in an attack 
situation• 
ME 
FMs 8-5, 
8-10 ANNEX NO. 34 (Contfd) 
.. . 
SUBJECT ANt> ' 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
Scope of 
INSTRUCTION 
type "nr" 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Air 
4 
An introduction 
C, D 
None 
Evacuation 
to evacuation by 
air to include 
personnel and 
equipment• 
Discuss special 
occasions whore 
evacuation by 
air is required. 
Demons trate 
evacuation of a 
casualty. 
■ ANNEX HO* 35 
MEDICO-MILITARY TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS 
(5 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
FOURS 
SCOPE OF . TYPE OF 
INSTRUCT!ON INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Casualties 
1 
■ Discussion of C 
Reports from 
Resulting from 
problem of 
M Operation 
At omic 
classification, 
Crossroads'5 , 
Warfare 
transpoftation, 
shelter, treat- . 
The Bulletin 
of the U. S. 
ment, and 
disposition of 
atomic warfare 
casuaItics. 
Army Medical 
Depa rtment. 
Effects of 
2 
The influence of C 
To bo 
Nov/ Develop- 
ments in 
increased speed 
and range of 
announced 
Weapons'and 
planes, rockets 
. 
Equipment on 
and guided missiles* 
Medical 
Department 
Activities 
1 ■ 
biological warfare,' 
and atomic bombs 
upon the 
chars,cter 1st ics , 
• 
function and dis- 
position of Medical 
Department units 
and personnel. 
61 ANNEX NCT. 36 
STAFF PLANNING AND SPECIAL PROBLEMS 
(37 Hours) 
sTjbj 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
Scope of “ 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF' 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Staff Planning 
General 
, 1 
The relation of 
the general end 
special staff in 
planning an 
operat ion. 
C 
PM 100-5 
Planning of a 
Communication 
Zone 
4 
i 
Develop the Medical 
Plan for a Theater 
of Operations less 
the 1st and 2d 
echelon medical 
units, 
C, PE 
PMs 8-5, 
100-5 
Development 
of Medical 
Plan for an 
Amphibious 
Operation 
10 
Orientation and 
development of 
Medical Plan by 
committee. Discuss 
the various 
plans, 
C, PE • 
To be 
a nnounced 
Medical 
Service of 
a Field 
Army 
8 
Organization and 
employment of 
Medical Depart- 
ment units’of a 
Field Army. 
C, D 
PMs 8-5, 
8-10, 
101-10 
Tables of 
Organization 
of Medical 
Units of a 
Communication 
Zone 
4 
C ommi11 o e work. 
Prepare suggested 
changes in T/0 & 
Es for Medical 
Department units 
in a communication 
zone. 
C, PE 
Current 
T/0 & Es; 
Medical 
Department 
Unit 
Hist orie s 
Medical Plan, 
Airborne 
Operation 
10 
Develop the Medical 
Plan for an 
airborne operation. 
C, PE 
PM 8-5 ANNEX NO.37 
MISCELLANEOUS 
(5 Hours) 
SUBJECT i.KD 
file number 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE 
INSTRUCTION INS"”- 
OP 
TTCTIOK 
REFERENCES 
Troop 
Movement . 
1 
Types of move- 
ments, preparatory 
measures, march 
technique, day 
and night marchcs, 
motor movements 
and rates and 
lengths of 
marches. 
C 
( J 
PMs 7-40, 
pars 77-92, 
roi-ira, 
112-125; 
101-10, pars 
204, 206; 
Mimeo 2.0637 
Communications 
1 
The importance 
of communications, 
and the agencies 
and means avail- 
able in the 
infantry division. 
c 
PM 7-24, 
Chap 3 
/ , 'A1 ' "W'te 
Preparation 
of C.P.X., 
Umpiring 
1 
Procedure and 
mechanics involved 
in preparation of 
a command post 
exercise. A dis- 
cus -si on of the 
operation of the 
exorcise. 
c 
PMs 21-250, 
pars 5, 10, 
64, 65, 67, 
98; 105-5, 
pars 1-12, 
41 -49; 
21-5, pars 
2, 4, 9 
New 
Developments 
1 
Guided missiles, 
rockets and latest 
d ev c1opmon t s and 
trends in infantry 
weapons. 
c 
None 
Psychological 
Wa rfa re 
1 
The methods and 
functions of, 
organization for, 
and future value 
of psychological 
warfare. Citation 
of historical examples 
of political*and 
military usage prior 
to and during World 
War II, The role of 
psychological warfare 
in tine of peace and 
in possible future 
military operations. 
c 
\ 
Military 
Review, 
Jan 47, 
Feb 47, 
March 47 ANNEX NO. 58 • 
PHYSICAL TRAINING 
(40 Hours) 
SUBJECT' aNd~ “ 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
' SC(jFE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Introduction 
to Physical 
Tra ining 
1 
Training film to 
demonstrate types 
of conditioning 
exercises, grass 
drills and 
guerrilla exercises 
that are conducted 
in accordance’with 
Training Circular 
87. 
TP 
None 
> 
Formations 
and Starting 
Positi ons 
. t 
• » 
1 
\ 
Explanation and 
demonstration of 
various formations, 
starting positions 
and warm-up 
exercises vised in 
Physical Training. 
Application of 
each under super- 
vision of the’ 
instructor. 
D, PE 
i 
FIT 21-20, 
Chap 4 
« . ♦ » 
Warm-up and- 
Conditi oning 
Exercises • 
/ 
1 
Explanation, ‘ 
demonstration and 
application of 
various warm-up 
and conditioning 
exercises described 
in Training Circula 
87. 
D, PE 
r 
PM 21-20, 
Chap 4 
Cond iti oning 
Exercises 
1 
Demonstration and 
application of 
conditioning 
exercises. 
D, PE 
FM 21-20, 
Ch a p 4 
Guerrilla 
Exerc ises 
1 
Explanation, 
demonstration and 
application of 
various types of 
guerrilla oxer- - 
ciscs, 
D, PE 
FM 21-20, 
Chap 8 ANNEX NO. m (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT Ato 
PILE HUMBER 
HOURS 
~SCOPE' OF 
INSTRUCTION 
"'TypIToe 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Conditioning 
and Guerrilla 
Exercises 
. 5 
Explanation, 
demonstration and 
application of 
conditioning and 
guerrilla 
exercises, 
D, PE 
PM 21-20, 
Chaps 4-8 
< 
Team- 
Competition 
1 
Explanation, demon- 
stration and 
application of 
various types of 
athletics and 
mass games. 
D, PE 
PM 21-20, 
Chap 13 
Conditioning 
Exorcises 
3 
Explanation, 
demonstration and 
application of 
various types of 
conditioning 
exercises, 
D , PE 
PM 21-20, 
Chap 4 
Competitive 
Sports 
1 
Class divided into 
teams to par- 
ticipate in various 
competitive sports. 
PE 
TM 21-220 
Conditioning 
Exercises 
3 
Period of instruction D, PE 
to be conducted by 
iJ 
members of the 
student body under 
the supervision 
of the instructor 
a nd in- a c c ord once 
with Training 
Circular 87, 
FM 21-20, 
Chap 4 
Competitive 
Sports 
1 
Class divided into FE 
teams to participate 
in volleyball, 
softball and 
touch football. 
FM 21-20; 
TM 21-220 
Conditioning 
and Guerrilla 
Exercises 
1 
Explanation,' 
demonstration and 
application of 
various types of 
conditioning and 
guerrilla exercises 
D, PE 
V 
FM 21-20, 
Chaps 4-8 ANNEX 110. 38 (Cont ’ d ) 
SUBJECT Mt) ' 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS ■ 
Scope of ' 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE Of 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Conditioning 
and Guerrilla 
Exercises, 
Mass Games 
and Competitive- 
Sports 
18 
Explanation, 
demonstration and 
application of 
various types of 
exercises and 
athletics, 
D, PE 
FM 21-20; 
TM 21-220 
Physica1 
Fitness 
Tost 
2 
Class divided into 
groups to 
participate in 
tests. 2-5-1-5 as 
described in 
FM 21-20, 
PE 
PM 21-20, 
Chap 17 ANNEX NO. 39 
INFORMATION AND EDUCATION 
(8 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE LUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE CP 
INSTRUCTIOH INSTRUCTIOK 
REFERENCES 
China 
(1600-1947) 
1 
History and develop- 
ment of China from 
1600 t h r o, ii gh t h o 
Second World War, 
L 
None 
The Mission, 
1 
The use of * ideas 
L 
WD Clrs’360, 
Need and 
Organization 
of 1 & E 
i 
as weapons, 
mission of I & E, 
I cc E as a command 
367, Sec .X; 
392, Sec VI; 
1944; 193, 
- 
function, authorize- 
t i on end c r g an i sa t i on, 
Icrsonne1 and d u ties, 
need of 1 A E in com- 
ho t and peace t imc , 
I A E f o r i t ! d u o t e c s , 
v o 1 un t e a v s , ou t b ou nd 
and incoming troops. 
/ 
See I, 1943; 
18, Sec II; 
111, Sec 1; 
138, par 20; 
Ltr, I&E 
Div, WDSS 
29 Apr 46, 
Sub •) ect: 
"Troop 
Information 
Program’'; 
WD Pamphlet 
20-3; Army 
Inf ormat i on 
Digest 
Russia 
(1682-1947) 
1 
Thd history and 
deve 1 opmcnt of 
Russia from 1682 to 
th e p r o s o n t t im e , 
L 
Hone 
Troop 
Infernetion 
Program 
1 
A panel will he pre- 
sented to discuss 
their views of a 
subject of timely 
and current intorest. 
After the main 
speaker has completed 
his talk, the hour 
will be opened to ' 
questions from 
the audience, directed 
to any one of the 
members of the panel 
under the supervision 
of the instructor. 
L 
WD Cirs 360, 
1944; 100, 
Sec IX, 1946; 
TM 28-210; 
EM-1 (GI 
Roundtable); 
Army 
Informs tion 
Digest; 
Discussion 
& Information 
Tra ining 
Handbook 
(proposed) ANNEX NO. 39- (Cant'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
TUTU UTTURUR 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCT TOM . 
REFERENCES— 
Germanv 
(1618-1947) 
* 
1 
Hist cry d c v e1op- 
ment and background 
of Germ.ary from 
1618 to the prescnt 
time. 
L 
i 
None 
Information 
Centers and 
Media 
1 
The purpose, means 
and methods of 
developing, locating 
and maintaining a 
live, information 
center, and a tour 
of a Battel Ion- 
In format ion Center, 
/ 
L 
WD Cirs 360, 
1944; 100, 
Sec IX, 1946; 
TIi 28-210; 
Ell-1 (GI 
Roundtable); 
Army 
Information 
Digest; 
Discussion 
h Information 
Ha ndbook 
(proposed ) 
Problems 
of the 
World 
1 
Open forum di s- 
cussing any 
p r o b1em tha t might 
C, PE 
Current 
Tinga zincs; 
Army Talks; 
Today 
arise regarding 
current affairs and 
problems of 
interst. 
• 
Guide of 
Current 
affairs; "A 
V/c ekly 
Digest of 
Public 
Opinion”, 
prepared by 
the Analysis 
Divisi on• 
Boards, 
"American 
Government 
and Politics" 
Hicks, "a 
Short 
History of 
the American 
Democracy" ANNEX NO* 39 (Cont’d) 
SUBJECT AND ' 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Army 
1 
The Mission of L 
UD Cirs 360, 
Educa-t ion 
Edu c a t ion in the 
367,, See X; 
Program 
Army, organization 
392, See VI, 
and administration 
1944; 193, 
of the Educational 
See I, 1945; 
f 
Program, USAPI 
111, Sec I, 
and■its operation, 
1946; 
off-duty 'educational 
TM 28-210; 
programs, educational 
US API 
counsellors, and 
publicising 
Inf ormat ion 
Bulletin; 
• * ■ 
educational programs. 
US API Catalog ANNEX' NO, 40, 
TRAINING TECHNIQUES i.ND IIETHODS 
(10 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION ■ INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES. 
Introduction 
1 
Introduction to L 
Pt.5 21-5, 
to Military 
Military Training, 
pars 1-10, 
Training 
and the course of 
instruction pre- 
sented by the School, 
61-76 
Mechanism of 
1 
The six steps in D 
PM 21-5, 
Instruction 
the mechanism of 
1nstruction, and 
t he five mo thods 
of instruction are 
discussed, and how 
they should be 
applied in 
instruction is 
explained and 
demonstrated. 
pars 64-76 
Technique of 
1 
it discussion of C 
TM 21-250, 
Trnining 
t b o v a r i o u s f a c t o r s 
pars 33-36; 
which make for 
good instruction. 
TM 1-1000, 
pars 22, 24, 
• 
w i t h cm ph a s i s on 
the approach to 
instruction, the 
actual lecture 
itself and sorae 
of the pitfalls 
to be avoided in 
<7 / 7 
O -£ , *_/ O , 
PM 21-5, pars 
88-103 
instruction. 
Instructional 
1 
Discussion of some C 
FMs 21-5, 
..ids 
of the instruetiona1 
aids that are avail- 
able for use in 
supplementing 
1o c t uro ma t c r1a 1. 
Particular emphasis 
is placed upon aids 
furnished by the Army 
e s peclally thos e 
listed in FM 21-8. 
pars 81-87; 
21-8; 
TMs 1-1000, 
pars 19, 20; 
21- pars 
22- ANNEX NO. 40 (Cent *d ) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE HUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE'OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Visual 
Aids 
1 
Presentation of the 
various vis ua 1 a id s 
that a r o a v a i l.a b I. e 
to Army Instructors 
such as celluloids 
along with an 
explanation of 
how to use them, 
where they can be 
obtains d, a nd their 
value in 
instruction. 
C, D 
I 
FMs 21-5, 
pars 78-80; 
2,1-7, pars 
1-12; 
TMs 1-1000, 
pars 2Of, 25, 
29; 
21-250, pars 
164-166 
Examination 
1 
Examine t ion c over in, 
important points 
of Training 
Techniques and 
Methods, Dis- 
cussion of 
examination. 
g E, C 
All 
previous 
references 
Practice 
Teaching 
4 
Students to 
prepare and 
deliver lectures 
taking Into.' 
consideration 
all factors 
covered in prev:* ous 
hours regarding; 
t r a. in i n g t e ch n i qu e s 
and methods. 
PE 
All 
previous 
references AIJIIEa NO. 41 
’ TRAINING MANAGEMENT 
(8 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
‘ SCOPE OF• TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Steps in 
Trai ning 
Ma na gem on t 
1 
Conference explaining 
t h e v a r i o u s s t e p s 
taken in planning 
a program of train- 
ing, namely; The 
Estimate of the 
Training Situation, 
The Training Plan, 
The Training Pro- 
gram, The Master 
Schedule*, apd The 
V/eekly S ohedu 1 o • 
C 
FM 21-5, 
Sec 2 , 
Appendix II; 
pars 15-24, 
25-27, 122, 
130, Sec IX, 
Appendix III; 
pars 131, 
132, Appen- 
dix IV;’ 
AR 310-60 
The Estimate 
of the 
Tra ining' 
Situation 
* 
1 
Conference 
cmphas izing in 
detail the fac t or s 
c ons idercd in,the 
T r a i n i n g E s t im ate, 
and the employ- 
ment of theqe 
factors in an .. 
appllcatory exer- 
cise by the 
students. 
C, PE 
PM 21-5, 
pars 15-24 
Mobilize t ion 
Training 
Programs 
1 
The value of 
Mobilizet ion 
T ra in. ing Fr ogr a ms 
as an aid to the 
conduct of 
Mobilization 
Training* 
C 
Fit 21-5; 
Curr ont 
War Depart- 
ment 
Pub 1 ic a t i ons 
Mobilization 
Tra ining 
Programs 
1 
Discussion by 
various members 
of each committee 
group, who will 
present their 
solution to the 
prob1on assigned 
d u r i n g th o p rev i nu s 
hour of ins tructi on. 
TO 
D 
Previous 
references ANNEX NO. 4i (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Mn ster and 
Weekly 
JL 
The purpose and 
preparation of 
C 
PM El-5, 
pars Do-S1?, 
Schedules 
the Master and 
We e k]y 3 ch ed u 1 e, 
and an explanation 
of the applicatory 
problem to follow 
the conference* 
12 E , 130, 
Sec Ilf, 
Appendix III; 
pars 131, 
1.3E , Appen- 
dix IV. 
The Setting Up 
of the Training 
Program for 
the Divisional 
Medical 
Service 
3 
Orientation by 
the instructor, 
and a general 
discussion by 
t h e g r ou p, a f t e r 
which the 
students will 
bo formed into 
committee groups. 
Each committee 
leader will assign 
a part of the 
pr ob I em' t o on c h 
member of his 
group. The problem 
will require 
research work by 
or,cli student* • 
C lr s s r o om c cm i 11 e e 
rrrun discu s si on s 
will be hold to 
c o (., r d i n a t e th e 
problem. 
C 
PM 21-5; 
Current 
War Depart- 
ment 
Publications 
• 
i BHB HI ANNEX NO. 42 
ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION OF ARMY HOSPITALS 
(14 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
' 36OPE OF TYPE t)F 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Organization 
of Hospital 
Headquarters 
2 
A brief review C 
of the usual 
organization of 
Army hospitals. 
Instruction in 
the duties and 
responsibilities 
of the commanding 
■ officer, executive 
officer, and public 
relations officer. 
AR 40-590; 
TM 8-262, 
Chap I; 
PM 101-5, 
Chap I 
Organization 
end Function 
of the 
Ad jutantf s 
Office 
1 
An outline of the C 
various sections 
of the ad jutan tf s 
office, and the 
function of 
each section. 
An explanation 
of the relation- 
ships of the 
adjutant to the 
commanding officer, 
executive officer, 
and the other 
divisions of the 
hospital. 
TMs 8-262, 
Cha n I; 
12-250, 
Part 2, 
Chaps 1, 
2, 3 
The Personnel 
Division 
1 
To acquaint the C 
student with 
the functions 
• of the p ors onne1 
d iv is ion within 
the hospital; 
the various 
sections of 
the personnel 
division, and 
the duties and 
responsibilities 
of each. 
TMs 8-262, 
12-250, 
Cha ps 4,5, 
6 ANNEX HO. 42 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT aiTd 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS ■ 
2C"(jp* TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION INST RUCTION 
REPEREUCE3 ' 
The Supply 
1 
An outline of the 
C 
TM 8-262; 
Division 
and the 
Office of 
orga niza t ion a nd 
function of the 
supply division 
ARs 35-6520, 
100-80, 
100-90, 
the Engineer 
to show how this 
700-10,Sec IV, 
i 
division fits 
into the supply 
procedure as taught 
by the De pa rtment 
of Administration• 
To show the 
function of the 
office of the 
Engineer ns to 
Inspection,'plans 
and repairs. 
700-25 
Organization 
2 
An outline of 
C 
ARs 40-590, 
of the 
Registrar? s 
Office 
i 
.the duties and 
responsibilities 
of the Iicgistrar 
in the admission 
of patients care 
and preservation of 
mc d i c a1 rcco rds, 
as custodian of 
the patientsT 
■ 
40-1025; 
TM 8-262, 
Chaps I, II, 
V, VIII 
vp- / 
fund, and as 
commanding officcr, 
detachment of 
pa t i o nt s . 
The. Command- 
ing Officer, 
Station 
Complement 
1 
Describe the 
relat ionshlps of 
t he c omma nd i ng 
c ff i c c r, s t a t i on 
c cm p 1 er! e n t t o t h e 
o t h e r d i v i s 1 on s 
a r! d s ervic cs o f the 
hospital. Define 
his responsibilities 
as far a s training, ~ 
supply and admlnistra 
tion (including 
assignment of 
personnel) are 
concerned. 
C 
\ 
TMs 8-262, 
12-250, 
12-255 .;MEX NO. 42 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE" OP 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE" OF 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Organization 1 
and Function 
of the Fiscal 
Divis ion 
To explain the 
organization and 
function of the 
fiscal division 
of the hospital. 
To discuss 
activities connected 
w it h a ppr opr la t c d 
funds, budget 
e s t imato s, paymont 
of patients and 
duty personnel, 
and the proper 
utilization of 
the audit branch. 
C 
TM 8-262, 
Chap 1; 
ARs 35-5, 
Sec IV; 
35-6740 
Security 1 
and Intelligence 
Division and 
the Judge 
Advocate 
To instruct the 
students in the 
proper utilization 
of th6 security 
and intelligence 
division, and its 
relationship to 
the rest of the 
command. To 
provide an 
orientation into 
the duties of 
the Judge Advocate, 
C 
TM 2-262, 
Chan I; 
ARs- 25-5,' 
25-20 
The Convalescent 1 
Servic es 
Division 
To provide an 
orientation on 
the o rgan1sa11on 
a nd furc t i on -of 
the c f.) n v a 1 e s c e n t 
services division; 
instruc11on in the 
function and 
r e s p on s i b i 1 i t i e s 
of each branch 
■ ■ c f this d iv i s1on 
and its relation- 
ship to the 
professional 
services, . 
C 
V/D Mono 
40-590-6, 
1946; 
TM 3-262 
/ ANNEX NO.,42' (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE OF 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Thd*‘Organiza- 2 
An outline of the 
C 
AR 40-590; 
tion and Function 
of the pro- 
fessional Services 
of the Hospital 
organization of 
each of the 
professional 
services* A dis- 
cussion of the 
relationships of 
the professional 
services to the 
a dminis trat iv e 
divisions within 
the hospital, and 
the flow of 
records, reports, 
a nd inf arma t i on 
TM 8-2 62 • 
between the various 
professional services, 
and administrative 
< 
divisions *■ 
Examination- 1 
A c on p r e h e n s i v c 
E 
All previous 
Administrot ivc 
Organization of 
HospitaIs 
written exanin at ion 
covering the 
previous hours 
on thc or ga n i z a. tion 
of hospitals. 
references AMEX NO. 45 
MEDICAL SUPPLY RECORDS AND PROCEDURES 
(15 Hours) 
SUBJECT7 AMD 
FILE HUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES, ' 
•Post' Medical 
Supply ■ 
Organization 
' f 
2 
During these two 0 
hours give the 
organization as to 
the section in the 
office, relationship 
with the post com- 
mander and director 
of supply. Number 
of stock record 
accounts. Con- 
solidated property 
off ice, Rola t i on ship 
w 1th t r o op s a t p o s t, 
camps end stations. 
TMs 38-220, 
38-403; 
AR 35-6520 
Stock Record 
Accounts 
3 
Procedures in C, PE’ 
setting up a 
record account, 
authority, defini- 
tions, vou ch o r s , 
TMs 38-403, 
38-220; 
PS 38-8, 
PS 38-9; 
AR 35-6520; 
register, stock 
record cards, forms, 
and variations, 
analysis of 
information on 
card, packing and 
posting rules, 
stock level. 
V/D Cir 
35, 1946 
Requ is it * oning 
Property 
2 
Ordering s che du1e s, C 
types of requ1sitions, 
dote rnin ati < ■ n o f 
requirements; 
preparation of 
r c qu i s i t i 'o n s , 1VD * * GO 
‘1A 5, r o qu i r e d d a t a , 
due-in record and 
notations; special 
requ i s i t i on ing. 
TMs 38-220, 
38-403; 
aR 35-6520 
Property' 
Ad jus tinent 
2 
Principles’of property C 
adjustment, cause of 
transit discrepancies; 
average shortages and 
damages; use of the V/D 
aGO Form 15-1, rules 
of preparation, data on 
ARs 35-6520, 
35-6640; 
TMs 14-904, 
38-403, 
38-220 AME:: NO. 43 (Ont ’(-]) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF • • : . TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
' 
formexhibits, 
"appointing authority, 
surveying officer, 
action taken; 
.inventory adjust- 
ment reports, 
preparation, approval, 
filing. 
Issue and 
Shipments 
2 
Issuing schedules; C 
editing of 
requisitions; due- 
out procedures; 
issue to officers, 
nurses and 
v;a r r a n t of fleers; 
issue to established 
organizations, special 
requirements for 
station medical 
issue; shipments 
from station. 
aRs 35-6520, 
35-6620; 
TMs 58-AO3, 
38-220 
- ♦ . * 
Mem ora ndum 
Receipts 
Procedure 
2 
Posting memorandum C, PE 
receipt to stock 
record cards, 
vouchering, voucher 
number, consolidation, 
pr operty t ran sf err c d 
wi th tr obps; transf ers , 
effect on stock 
records, 
TH ’SB-A-OS; 
AR 35-6520 
r 
1 
i 
\ ( 
Turn-In 
Procedures 
1 
Use "of V/D AGO Form C 
i 17; pr e pa ra t i on, 
distribution, 
effect on stock 
records, exchanges 
a nd rc p1a c cnont s, 
items worn out through 
fa 1r wcar ;; no tear; 
items turned in for 
repairs. 
TI/I 38-A03; 
-R 35-6520; 
\/D C-ir 3 5, 
1946 
Reports 
Submitted 
1 
Station stock status C 
reports; schedule of 
submission, preparetion, 
contents, source. 
TM 38-220; 
7D Cir 35, 
1946 ANNEX NO.43 (dent'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SC OPE"6F ■ TYPE OF' 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION REFERENCES 
distributi on, usc; 
excess stock reports, 
determination, 
'c la s s i f ic a t i on,. 
disposition; 
required reports 
and responsibilities. ANNEX HO. 44 
MESS ADMINISTRATION 
(4 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
■ ’SCOPS" OF ' 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTI ON 
REFERENCES 
Food Storage 
and Stock 
Control 
1 
A study of methods 
of food storage 
and arrangement 
of stores, methods 
of stock control, 
receipt of food 
and supplies, 
inventories, and 
distribution of 
meats and baking 
products, issue 
of foods. 
c 
TM 8-2Q2y ' 
Secs 5, 6, 
Chap VI 
Issue and 
Food 
Preparation 
1 
A study of forms 
and records required 
for issue and 
inventory of foods* 
Importance of proper 
timing in food pre- 
paration and pre- 
pa rat i on.of cooks 
worksite et; methods 
of preparing uncookec 
items, short orders 
a nd ward kit ch en 
preparation* A 
d is cu s s i on of f o od 
service (meal 
periods, individual 
service, special 
diet patients and 
f ood cart service)* 
c 
I 
1 , . 
TM 8-262, 
Secs 6, 7, 
Chap VI 
Food 
Service 
1 
Methods of service- 
in cafeteria; 
control of silver- 
w a r c s u pp 1 y, p r e - 
heating of dishes 
and counter supply. 
Instruction to be 
given to serving 
personnel regarding 
portion control and 
proper tray arrange- 
ment. Discussion 
c 
TM 8-262, 
Sec 7, 
Chap VI ANNEX NO* 44 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
—STOPS" "BP TYPE UY 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
of methods of 
food service 
where personnel 
is limited and 
feeding of 
civilians. 
Food 
1 
A study of C 
TM 8-262, 
Conservation 
'and preparation 
of food con- 
servation pro- 
gram, causes of 
edible food 
waste arid their 
control, food 
conservation 
posters, strip 
Sec 8, 
Chap VI 
tables, left- 
over food, word 
Waste, fat 
conservation 
and food waste 
computation. AMEX NO. 45 
ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES FOR FUNDS 
• (6 Hours) 
STTS'JETJT^TID 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
'SCOTS' 'OF TYrTT'O'F 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCT ION 
REFERENCES 
Accounting 
Procedures for 
Hospita1 
Funds 
1 
A discussion and 
review of sections 
on general ledger, 
accounting for 
income and cash 
receipts, accounting 
for expenses and cash 
d i s bu r s erne nt s , r e c o rd 
of daily gain or 
loss from subsistence, 
and food control. 
c I 
TM 8-262, 
Secs 1-6, 
Chap VII 
Accounting 
for Non- 
expendable 
Property 
1 
A study of account- 
ing for non-expendable 
property pertaining 
to the fund, main- 
taining an inventory 
record, methods of 
Issuing property, 
disposition of 
prope rty, physi c a1 
inventory and' issue 
of property on 
memorandum receipt. 
C 
TM 8-2 62; 
Sec 7, 
Chop VII. 
Transactions 
with Hospital 
Tra ins , 
Accounting 
Procedures 
Aboard Hospital 
Tra ins 
1 
A study of the 
proc ed ure of trans- 
actions with hospital 
trains, accounting 
procedures aboard 
the hospital 
trains, accounting 
procedures at home 
terminals of hospital 
trains, 
C 
TM 8-262 , 
Secs 8, 9, 
10, Chap VII 
Unit Funds 
1 
To give instruction 
in the basic 
principles prescribed 
in TM 20-221 and AR 
210-50 for handling 
of the accounting 
records, forms, and 
reports of the unit 
form. 
c 
AH 210-50; 
TM 20-22.1 ANNEX NO* 45 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT*and 
FILE NUMBER HOURS 
SCOPE,OP TYPE OF 
INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Accounting 2 
To give instruc- C 
ARs 2X0-50, 
Procedures 
tions in pro- 
210-65; 
for Post Trust, 
Central Post, 
Special Welfare 
and Sundry 
Funds, Post 
Exchange 
cedures to be 
established 
and maintained 
by custodians 
of Post Trust 
Funds, Central 
Post, Special 
Welfare Funds and 
Post Exchanges, 
Instructions 
given in methods 
to standardize 
so far as 
practicable 
TM 20-220 
accounting and 
reporting pro- 
cedures of the 
above funds. 
- ANNEX N6. 46 
PENSONNEL I.IANAGEMENT 
(18 Hours) 
SUBJECT AND 
FILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OF ' TYPE Of 
INSTRUCTION , INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Class ification 
and Assignment 
6 
Having the right 
man in the right 
place by maintaining 
and utilizing the 
service record, 
enlisted man 1s rnd 
C, PE 
ARs 545-5, 
345-125; 
TMs 12-230A, 
12-260, 
12-405, 
12-406, 
o f f i c e r s T qu a 1 i f i c a - 
tlon cards, selection 
by tests a ri'd 
interviews, personnel 
processing'and 
ass ighment, 
12-425, 
12-426, 
12-427; 
•7D Pamphlet 
12-3 
Increas ing 
Availability 
fbr Work 
4 
Controlling absence 
from the lob through 
understanding the 
causes of AV/OL and 
a pp ly i n g p r c v e n t iv e 
moasires, inc1uding 
• discipline; providing 
for welfare and 
inci"ca s ing mora 1 o 
thro u. gh p e r s ona 1 
contact and interest, 
and c ommunicat i on 
tv i th fam i 1 i e s by 
progress reports and 
1 etters ,of synpa thy 
in case of serious 
i 11 nor,s , in 1 ury and 
d ea th; 1 ea v o s ' a nd 
working hours. 
C, PE 
ARs 40-590, 
600-115, 
600-10, 
300-550, 
605-300, 
615-300; 
V7D Pamphlet 
20-5; 
Tils 8-262, 
12-240; 
EM 783,' 
Chan 'XI, 
XVI i, 
XXIII 
Stimulating 
Will to Work 
2 
Prov id1ng inc entives 
by p rcmot i on s , awa r ds , 
and assignments of 
greaterr rcsponsibility. 
C 
ARs 140-5, 
605-12, 
605-50, 
605-145, 
610-10, 
610-15, 
615-5, 
615-200; 
EM 783, 
'Chap XV ANNEX NO. 46 (Cont'd) 
SUBJECT AND 
PILE NUMBER 
HOURS 
‘SCOPE op 
INSTRUCTION 
TYPE OP 
INSTRUCTION 
REFERENCES 
Increasing 
1 
Training and 
C 
AR 350-5; 
Ability to 
education in 
EM 783, 
Produce 
■ the Army for 
officers and 
enlisted men; 
the Army school 
system. 
Chap IX 
Max imum 
3 
Obtaining full 
C 
WD Cirs 
Utilization 
utilization of 
105, 119, 
of Manpower 
all available 
personnel, 
including the 
limited service, 
WAC,i Negro, 
and civilian 
employees. 
\ 
124, 132, 
136, 142, 
182, 220, 
225, 259, 
272, 1946; 
WD Pamph- 
lets 12-8, 
35-2; 
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Pcrsonhei 
Procedures 
M-l, 
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Civilian 
Personnel 
Regulation 
No. 10 
. Examination 
2 
A one hour 
E, C 
All 
* 
examinet ion 
followed by a 
one hour dis- 
cussion, designed 
to review the 
course in 
personnel manage- 
ment, stimulate 
thinking, and 
clarify any 
points of 
confus ion. 
previous 
references ANNEX NO* 47 
DENTAL ADMINISTRATION 
(3 Hours) 
Subject and ' 
FILE ITT TIBER 
HOURS 
SCOPE OP TYPE OP 
I NSTRIJCT ION IN3T RUC TI ON 
REFERENCES 
Organization 
1 
Discussion of L 
None 
of the Dental 
Service in a 
the dental 
service in a 
- 
Theater of 
Operations 
\ 
type theater of 
opera tions 
designed to 
familiarize the 
student with the 
administrative- 
network through 
which technical 
supervislion of 
the dental service 
is exorcised and 
the duties of 
Dental Corps 
officers connected 
therewith* 
Organization 
1 
Discussion of L 
PI,I 8-5, 
of the Dental 
the organic 
Chaps 2, 
Service in a 
arrangement of 
3, 11, 
Communications 
Zone 
a type communica- 
tions zone, the 
various types of 
organizations found 
therein and their 
employment. 
13, 17 
Organization 
1 
Discussion of L 
PM 8-5, 
of the Dental 
the type units 
Chaps 2, 
Service in a. 
employed in the 
3, 4. 9, 
Combat Zone 
comhat zone and 
the facilities 
available therein* 
A discussion of 
the duties of 
Dental Corps 
officers serving 
in units in the 
combat zone* 
11, 13 
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