Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1939 — Page 15

1-DAY * CAMP ORDERED

Field and Coast Artillery Officers of Reserves Go To Fort Sunday.

\ Field and Coast Artillery officers of the Organized Reserves in the In-

diana Military Area have been ordered to report at Ft. Harrison Sunday for a one-day contact camp. The artillery personnel of the Reserves will be the second group to attend a contact camp at the post. Reserve officers will be given classroom and field training, ; Infantry Reserve officers from the Indiana military area attended Ft. Harrison camp and received instruction last Sunday. The Reserve officer camps are being held throughout the country to increase peace-time training. Col. G. H. Davidson, post executive, said today he expected to receive orders to move the Ft. Harrison personnel to Camp McClellan, Ala., for intensive training about Nov. 15. Notice of an increased winter training program for National Guard units has been received by officers. The program calls for an increase from one to two drill nights each week with an additional one week of field training and maneuvers between now and Jan. 1. The new program will go into effect after receipt of direct orders next week by Maj. Gen. Robert H. Tyndall, Indianapolis, 38th National Guard Division commander,

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Advanced 175 Miles a Day And so, advancing 175 miles a day, the German tanks did in three weeks what the British and French thought would take four months. That i§ the lesson learned by the U. S. Army's General Staff as it eagerly searches the smokeladen horizon of what was free Poland. This demonstration of 1939 war-

fare was given by special Nazi units, |

each of 10,000 men, moving in a thousand motor vehicles, half tanks. Meaning that Germany has, in these

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and armored vehicles. And what have we? One mechanized cavalry brigade, with 130 tanks and fully armored cars. - - There cre today more tanks in one of Germany's ‘“Panzerdivisionen,” than in our whole army, especially since we scrapped the World War tanks we had kept all these years. Tank Advocates Get Action Recent days have seen action. Recommendations are being considered - that our single brigade be multiplied into four divisions, strong as a “Panzerdivision” one for each Army area—Northeast, South, Midwest, Pacific. Each division would have 10,000 men of whom half would ride in "trucks, armed with the new Grand sub-automatic rifle; also engineers and an anti-tank detachment. Tanks are needed not alone, for sweeping cavalry raids but to help infantry. So the Army has orderad 329 of a new 12-ton light tank. Recently, too, there rumbled in the

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Arraignment of John Barton Griffin (right), son-in-law of Center Township Trustee, Thomas M. Quinn, on charges of filing false claims for poor relief milk, yesterday was postponed until Nov. 2 by Municipal Court Judge Charles J. Karabell. Also shown is John Dugan, an investigator for the Prosecutor..

Tanks High on Army's ‘Shopping List; Havoc in Poland Stresses Radio Needs

advance guard of a new fleet of 18-ton land-monitors—our heaviest tanks, although Russia is said to have a 1000-tonner carrying a sixinch gun! | . Our own newest tanks have thickened armor. The quality is fine but the quantity—well, when present orders are filled, we shall have fewer than a thousand tanks. That is about a fifth the strength of Germany, a sixth that of Russia, a fourth that of France.

wire systems also has heightened the American Army’s regard for the radio. For Poland depended too much upon a nervous system of wires. Not enough had she learned to pigce it out -with the sign language—radio, radiotelephone and other means. It is hoped that the Army’s latest radiotelephone chirstened the “walkie-talkie” will help solve the problems of modern warfare. There is still another important means of combatting the stunning effects of a lightning war. It is a neat 16-pound portable transmitter through whose microphone a soldier can send the dots and dashes of radio code. It transforms the sound into invisible infra-red light, and directs

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