1 Series I Volume XXXV-II Serial 66 - Olustee Part II
| Page 1 | , paragraph II: He will have his defective ammunition returned, and will make requisition for such quantity as may then be requisite to supply the deficiency. He will take steps to have poly yokes supplied for such of his carriages as may need them. |
<NN>Synopsis of orders based on report of inspection of light artillery, of April 2, 1864.Order Numbers 1, page 1, paragraph I: The commanding officer of the Santee Light Artillery will make requisition for such sights as are required of this battery, as well as such quantity of bridle and harness leather as may be necessary to repair his harness. He will also taken steps to have the iron-work of his battery thoroughly repaired. He will in future exact more attention from his subordinates in the grooming of their horses.
Order Numbers 2, page 1, paragraph II: The commanding officer of the German Artillery will make requisition for such quantity of bridle and harness leather as may be necessary to repair his harness.
| Page 1 | , paragraph II: He will have his defective ammunition returned, and will make requisition for such quantity as may then be requisite to supply the deficiency. He will take steps to have poly yokes supplied for such of his carriages as may need them. |
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