COLLEGE OF FORESTRY 



COURSE OF TRAINING FOR INFANTRY UNITS OF THE 



SENIOR DIVISION OF THE RESERVE OFFICERS' 



TRAINING CORPS 



FRESHMAN YEAR 



FIRST SEMESTER 



Practical : 



Physical drill. 



Infantry drill to include school 

 of the company, close and ex- 

 tended order. 



Nomenclature and care of the 

 rifles and equipment. 



Preliminary instruction in sight- 

 ing, position and aiming drills, 

 gallery practice. 

 Theoretical : 



Theory of target practice, indi- 

 vidual and collective. 



Military organization. 



Map reading. 



Service of security. 



Personal hygiene. 



SECOND SEMESTER 



Practical : 



Physical drill. 



Infantry drill to include fire con- 

 trol and direction, ceremonies, 



manuals. 

 Bayonet combat. 

 Intrenchments. 

 First aid instructions. 

 Range and gallery practice. 

 Theoretical : 

 Lectures on 



Military policy. 



Service of information. 



Combat. 



Infantry drill regulations. 



Camp sanitation. 



SOPHOMORE YEAR 



THIRD SEMESTER 



Practical : 



Same as second semester (prac- 

 tical), and combat and col- 

 lective firing. 

 Theoretical : 



Infantry drill regulations, to In- 

 clude school of battalion and 

 combat. 



Small-arms firing regulations. 

 Lectures Same as second semes- 

 mester (theoretical), also 

 Map reading. 

 Camp sanitation and 

 camping expedients. 



FOURTH SEMESTER 



Practical : 



Same as second semester (prac- 

 tical), and signalling. 

 Sand table work. 

 Theoretical : 

 Lectures on 



Military history. 

 Service of information and se- 

 curity. 

 Marches and camps. 



JUNIOR YEAR 



FIFTH SEMESTER 



Practical : 



Duties of cadet officers and non- 

 commissioned officers. 



Military sketching. 

 Theoretical : 



Minor tactics. 



Map maneuvers. 



Company administration. 



Military history. 



SIXTH SEMESTER 



Practical : 



Same as practical, fifth semester. 



Advanced military sketching. 

 Theoretical : 



International law. 



Property accountability. 



