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Saddler's tools, troop, outs.

Quartermaster's property:

1 The horse and mule shoes transported in field trains are in addition to the following fitted shoes: 1 fore and 1 hind shoe carried on each
mount; 1 fore and 1 hind shoe carried in combat train for each draft and pack animal of organizations provided with store wagons or store pack
mules, and the fitted shoes in ambulances and escort wagons for the teams thereof. In the Field Artillery the extra shoes and nails for combat
animals of each battery are carried in battery combat train.

These march kits of tools, the weights of which, as given above, include in each instance an ordinary 1-inch pine box as container, consists
of articles selected from the corresponding regular sets of such tools, and are as follows:

Butcher's kit (a part only of the commissary chest equipment): 1 cleaver, 4 meat hooks, 2 butcher knives, 2 folding lanterns, 1 meat saw, 2 extra meat-saw blades, 1 butcher's steel, and 1 steelyard.

Farrier's and blacksmith's kit: 1 anvil, 1 leather apron, 1 cleaver hot chisel, 1 hand cold chisel, 1 cutter clinch, 1 iron clinch, 1 ball pein hammer, 1 shoeing hammer, 1 hardie, 1 farrier knife, 1 hoof-cutting nippers, 1 pinchers, 1 pritchel, 2 round hand punches, 6 rasps (16-inch), 1 shoeing tongs, and 2 large tongs.

Saddler's kit: 1 collar awl, 1 round awl, 18 awl blades (6 sizes), 1 oil can, 1 riveting hammer, 1 gauge knife, 1 round knife, 1 revolving punch,
1 rivet set, 1 oil stone, and 1 common edge tool.

Wheelwright's and carpenter's kit: I hand ax, 3 augur bits (1, 3, and 4 inch), 1 screw driver bit, 1 ratchet brace (12-inch), 1 firmer chisel (-
inch), 3 taper saw files (5-inch), 1 claw hammer, 1 oiler, 1 rule (2-foot), 1 crosscut handsaw, 1 saw set, 1 oil stone, and 1 monkey wrench (20-inch).
3 The extra wagon wheel for each regimental field train may be carried in baggage section, or, preferably, in the most lightly laden grain
wagon.

Each Cavalry troop provided with the new model ordnance equipment is furnished a troop pack for use on a spare horse. The weight of
the total rigging is 71 pounds; the net cargo for such spare horse weighs 188 pounds, and consists of the following articles, which are shown in the
above table as a part of the loads of the baggage wagons of the field train, namely, the troop picket line, pin and hammer chest and contents,
pannier and contents, and 8 canvas buckets.

1 These horse and mule shoes are for use in shoeing animals of field train and sanitary detachment only; they are in addition to the fitted shoes for the animals. The extra shoes and other articles of baggage pertaining to the animals and wagons of combat train are carried in vehicles of combat train. The fitted shoes for all animals are as follows: 1 fore and I hind shoe carried on each mount; 1 fore and 1 hind shoe carried in combat train for each draft and pack animal thereof; and the fitted shoes in ambulances and escort wagons for the teams thereof.

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TABLE III.-Separate battalions-Continued.

BAGGAGE SECTION OF FIELD TRAINS-Continued.

NOTE.-Table 3-C, Tables of Organization, 1914, prescribes the allowance of tentage for officers, and fixes the weight limit of their other baggage at 100 pounds for each general officer and at 50 pounds for each remaining officer. The following articles may be taken without exceeding a weight limit of 50 pounds:

1 bag, barrack

1 bar, mosquito...

1 begin, canvas.

1 bedding roll, canvas?.

1 Bee note 1, page 8.

Lbs. oz.

1 0

14

7

11 12

The bedding roll adopted by the Quartermaster Corps or any other canvas roll may be used as a combination bedding-clothing roll (U. R.).