Army and Navy Gossip War Department reshapes forces
War Dept rescinds orders sending First Infantry from San Francisco to the Philippines. The regiment will depart May 6 for Honolulu, as part of a broader retrenchment cutting infantry in the Philippines from eight to six and cavalry from four to two. Retirements and promotions within the infantry are listed, along with plans to train abroad and accelerate artillery equipment production. The overhaul aims to save large sums by shifting deployments and reducing overseas garrisons.
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Navy to send revised personnel bill to House committee
The Navy Department will transmit a new revision of the naval personnel bill to the House naval committee. Drafted by Capt Roy Smith, the measure aligns with prior aims endorsed by the Secretary of the Navy and the President and reflects Winthrop board findings. The committee may act when the naval appropriations bill clears March. Outcomes depend on support for potential economy and integration of the line with the pay and construction corps.
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