This document, "Camp Regulations No. 1," was issued by the Plans & Training Office of the Seventh Military District, United States Forces in the Philippines (USFIP), on February 10, 1945. It provides a detailed schedule of daily service calls (Reveille, Exercises, Meals, Training, Retreat, Taps) and outlines specific regulations for officers, including mandatory attendance at Reveille formations and rules regarding firearms within the central area. The document is historically significant as it offers a primary source glimpse into the daily operations and military discipline enforced within USFIP camps during the final stages of the World War II liberation of the Philippines. It reflects the organizational structure and immediate logistical concerns of American and Filipino resistance forces operating under US command against the Japanese occupation.
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Camp regulations no. 1: service calls and officer duties
United States Forces in the Philippines (USFIP), Seventh Military District, Plans & Training Office.
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United States Forces in the Philippines, Seventh Military District, Plans & Training Office. (1945, February 10). Camp Regulations No. 1: Service Calls and Officer Duties (Corrected Copy).