Letter of alphabet.If signaled from the rear to the firing line.If signaled from the firing line to the rear.
AMAmmunition going forward.Ammunition required.
CCCCharge (mandatory at all times).Am about to charge if no instructions to the contrary.
CFCease firing.Cease firing.
DTDouble time or "rush."Double time or "rush."
FCommence firing.
FBFix bayonet.
FLArtillery fire is causing us losses.
GMove forward.Preparing to move forward.
HHHHalt.
KNegative.Negative.
LTLeft.Left.
O (Ardois and Semaphore only.)What is the (R. N., etc.)? Interrogatory.What is the (R. N., etc.)? Interrogatory.
. . - - . . (Ardois and Semaphore only.)What is the (R. N., etc.)? Interrogatory.What is the (R. N., etc.)? Interrogatory.
PAffirmative.Affirmative.
RNRange.Range.
RTRight.Right.
SSSSupport going forward.Support needed.
SUFSuspend firing.Suspend firing.
TTarget.Target.

CAVALRY.

48. For use with General Service Code or semaphore hand flags.

AM--Ammunition going forward (if signaled from the rear to the front).
Ammunition required (If signaled from the front).
CCC--Charge (if signaled rear the rear to the front).
About to charge if no instructions to the contrary (if signaled from the front).
CF--Cease firing.
DT--Double time, rush, or hurry.
F--Commence firing.
FL--Artillery fire is causing us losses.
G--Move forward (if signaled from the rear to the front). Preparing to move forward (if signaled from the front).
HHH--Halt.
K--Negative.
LT--Left.
M--Bring up the horses (if signaled from front to rear). Horses going forward (if signaled from rear to front).
O--What is the (R. N., etc.)? Interrogatory. (Ardois and semaphore only.
. . - - . .--What is the (R. N., etc.)? Interrogatory. (All methods but ardois and semaphore.)
P--Affirmative.
R--Acknowledgment.
RN--Range.
RT--Right.
SSS--Support going forward (if signaled from the rear to the front). Support needed (if signaled from the front).
SUF--Suspend firing.
T--Target.

FIELD ARTILLERY.

49. For use with General Service Code or semaphore hand flags.

. . . . . . . .--Error. (All methods but ardois and semaphore.)
A--Error. (Ardois and semaphore only.)
AD--Additional.
AKT--Draw ammunition from combat tram.
AL--Draw ammunition from limbers.
AM--Ammunition going forward.
AMC--At my command.
AP--Aiming point.
B (numerals)--Battery (so many) rounds.
BS (numerals)--(Such.) Battalion station.
BL--Battery from the left.
BR--Battery from the right.
CCC--Charge (mandatory at all times). Am about to charge if not instructed to contrary.
CF--Cease firing.
CS--Close station.
CT--Change target.
D--Down.
DF--Deflection.
DT--Double time. Rush. Hurry.
F--Commence firing.
FCL (numerals)--On 1st piece close by (so much).
FL--Artillery fire is causing us losses.
FOP (numerals)--On 1st piece open by (so much).
G--Move forward. Preparing to move forward.
HHH--Halt. Action suspended.
IX--Execute. Go ahead. Transmit.
JI--Report firing data.
K--Negative. No.
KR--Corrector.
L--Preparatory. Attention.
LCL (numerals)--On 4th piece close by (so much).
LOP (numerals)--On 4th piece open by (so much).
LT--Left.
LL--Left from the left.
LR--Left from the right.
LE (numerals)--Left (so much).
MD--Move down.
ML--Move to your left.
MR--Move to your right.
MU--Move up.
MO (numerals)--Move (so much).
N--Annul, cancel.
O--What is the (R. N., etc.)? Interrogatory. (Ardois and semaphore only.)
. . - - . .--What is the (R. N.. etc.)? Interrogatory. (All methods but ardois and semaphore.)
P--Affirmative. Yes.
PS--Percussion. Shrapnel.
QRQ--Send faster.
QRS--Send slower.
QRT--Cease sending.
R--Acknowledgment. Received.
RS--Regimental station.
RL--Right from the left.
RR--Right from the right.
RN--Range.
RT--Right.
S--Subtract.
SCL (numerals)--On 2d piece close by (so much).
SOP (numerals)--On 2d piece open by (so much).
SH--Shell.
SI--Site.
SSS--Support needed.
T--Target.
TCL (numerals)--On 3d piece close by (so much).
TOP (numerals)--On 3d piece open by (so much).
U--Up.
Y (letter)--Such battery station.

[CHAPTER XIII.]

FIRST AID RULES.

The bandages and dressings contained in the first-aid packet have been so treated as to destroy any germs thereon. Therefore, when dressing a wound, be careful not to touch or handle that part of the dressing which is to be applied to the wound.