Military Instructors Manual by Oliver Schoonmaker;James P. Cole
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street and emptied before reveille each morning. This can must be
disinfected by burning out, as must be the latrines when earth or sand is not used as a covering each time. Pits must be covered daily with quicklime, ashes, earth and filled when within two (2) feet of the surface. Their position should be distinctly marked so as to prevent reopening. It is a safe rule never to use an old camp ground, but select a new one, even if less conveniently located. Camp sites should be changed if it is found that the soil is becoming polluted, or if the ground is cut up and dusty from constant use. The condition in which a camp site is left by an organization will clearly indicate the efficiency and discipline in a command. CHAPTER 10. Personal Hygiene and First Aid. This is a purely arbitrary grouping of topics for the purpose of saving space. Either of the topics mentioned could be treated at length; detailed information will be found in any of the reference books mentioned in the bibliography. PERSONAL HYGIENE means "the preservation of health by attention to the |
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