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10-inch Rodman 13-inch sea-coast 15-inch Rodman gun 3-inch diameter 3-inch rifle 4.5-inch diameter 8-inch siege-howitzer abstract arsenal artillery assorted Band-springs bands Barrel Bayonet-clasp blank cartridges Bolts bore Braces brass Breech-block Bridles Butt-plate screws Caissons caliber 45 caliber 50 caliper-gauge Cam-latch Carbine carriages Cartridge-boxes cartridges Case-shot cavalry center pintle certify Chief of Ordnance CLASS columbiad commanding copper Cross-bars dimension-gauge Ejector-spring Extractors field-gun field-howitzer Firing-pin FORM front pintle Gatling Gatling gun gauge Guard-bow Guard-plates Guard-screws Halter Hammers hand Handspikes howitzer inch inspection invoices iron issued leather limbers Lock-plates machines Mainspring mountain-howitzer Nails ordnance and ordnance Ordnance Department Ordnance Office ordnance stores received Parrott gun Parrott rifle pins plates pounds projectiles Punches Quarterly return rear Rear-sight Rear-sight-base Rear-sight-leaf receipts Receiver profile-gauge receiving-gauge return of ordnance rifled gun rivets sabots saddlers sea-coast mortar Sear-spring shell shot Side-screw siege small-arms smooth-bore springs strapped Swivel-bases swivels taps Transoms trunnions voucher Washers wood
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Page 24 - When an enlisted man has, by a court-martial, been convicted of losing or damaging public property, the officer responsible for the property will send with his property return a certified copy of so much of the courtmartial order as refers to the case, giving number, date, and place of issue of the order, and stating on the face of said copy the rolls on which the charges are made.
Page 131 - I have neither wife nor child ; that I have never been discharged from the United States service on account of disability, or by sentence of a court-martial, or by order before the expiration of a term of enlistment ; and I know of no impediment to my serving honestly and faithfully as a soldier for five years.
Page 5 - ... the Chief of Ordnance, make true and correct returns to the Chief of Ordnance of all ordnance, arms, ordnance stores, and all other supplies and property of every kind, received by or intrusted to them and each of them, or which may in any manner come into their and each of their possession or charge. The Chief of Ordnance...
Page 3 - THE HONORABLE THE SECRETARY OF WAR. SIR, — I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of...
Page 7 - Sergeant in charge of ordnance stores at a post where there is no commissioned officer shall be held responsible for the safe-keeping of the property, and he shall be governed by the regulations of the Ordnance Department in making issues of the same, and in preparing and furnishing the requisite returns. If the means at his disposal are not sufficient, for the preservation of the property...
Page 6 - The commander of each company or detachment will be accountable for all ordnance and ordnance stores issued to his command. The commander of each post will be accountable for all ordnance and ordnance stores at the post, not issued to the company or detachment commanders, or not in charge of an officer of ordnance or a store-keeper. Ordnance sergeants will account for ordnance property only where there is no commissioned officer of the army or storekeeper.
Page 5 - ... with any stores or supplies, shall quarterly, or oftener if so directed, and in such manner and on such forms as may be directed or prescribed by the Chief of Ordnance, make true and correct returns to the Chief of Ordnance of all ordnance...
Page 162 - I further certify that the said arms and appendages have been inspected according to the regulations established in the Ordnance Department, and that they conform to the standard models and the established gauges ; that they are of good quality and workmanship ; that they are securely packed in good strong boxes ; and that they are, in all respects, conformable to the contract I also certify that, according to my best judgment, the true value of each packing-box is dollars and cents. Given under...
Page 9 - ... for, of all the property with which an officer is properly to be debited, and also of all property with which he is to be credited. The difference between the two gives his exact accountability.