SECTION III
SPECIAL ORDERS FOR SENTINELS, TOWER MEN, BUGLERS AND 
CHAUFFEURS OF THE INTERIOR GUARD

1.  The following posts will be manned daily for periods of  twenty-four hours. 
The general orders for buglers and privates of the Camp Interior guard are as
prescribed in FM 26-5.

POST NUMBER ONE

1.  Post  Number One extends across the West, North and South side of the guard house.  From retreat to reveille, to walk completely around the guard house, keeping the guard house on the left.

2.  To prevent any unauthorized vehicle from crossing the intersection of EAST Patrol Road and the road leading due East from Gate No. 1.

3.  For other orders that apply to this post see FM 26-5, "Interior Guard Duty".

POST NUMBER TWO

1.  Post Number Two is at Gate Number One.

2.  To allow no one to pass through this gate either way without proper authority.

3.  To allow no one to enter this gate carrying firearms.

4.  To allow no prisoner of war to escape.

5.  To challenge all persons who approach within 50 feet of the fence and to permit no one to trespass within that space.

6.  To allow no one to communicate with nor to pass articles to prisoners.

7.  To allow no prisoner to communicate with nor pass articles to any person.

8.  To call the Corporal of the Guard in the event of any disturbance near my post, apprehension of a suspicious person, or any other case not covered by my instructions.

POST NUMBER THREE

1.  Post Number Three extends along the East side of the Stockade fence from the boundary of Compound Number One and Compound Number Two on the South to the boundary of Compound Number Two and Compound Number Three on the North.

2. To allow no on to enter or leave the Stockade through this fence.

3.  To allow no prisoner to escape.

4. From retreat to reveille to inspect the doors and windows of the tool house hourly and to call the Corporal of the guard if any are found opened or unlocked.

5.  To prevent any unauthorized vehicle passing along East Patrol Road.

6.  To challenge all persons who approach within 50 feet of the fence and to permit no one to trespass within that space.

7.  To allow no one to communicate with nor to pass articles to prisoners.

8.  To allow no prisoner to communicate with nor to pass articles to any person.

9.  To call the Corporal of the guard in the event of any disturbance near my post, apprehension of a suspicious person, or any other case not covered by instructions.

POST NUMBER FOUR

1.  Post Number Four extends along the East side of the Stockade fence from the boundary between Compound Number One and Compound Number Two to Tower Number Two, thence Westward to a point South of the Stockade fence just South of the mess hall of Prisoner of War Company Number One.

2. To allow no on to enter or leave the Stockade through this fence.

3.  To allow no prisoner to escape.

4.  To prevent any unauthorized vehicle passing along East Patrol Road or South Patrol Road.

5.  To challenge all persons who approach within 50 feet of the fence and to permit no one to trespass within that space.

6.  To allow no one to communicate with nor to pass articles to prisoners.

7.  To allow no prisoner to communicate with nor to pass articles to any person.

8.  To call the Corporal of the guard in the event of any disturbance near my post, apprehension of a suspicious person, or any other case not covered by instructions.

POST NUMBER FIVE

1.  Post Number Five extends along the South side of the Stockade fence from a point due South of the mess hall of Prisoner of War Company Number Two, thence West to Tower Number Four.

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2.  To allow no on to enter or leave the Stockade through this fence.

3.  To allow no prisoner to escape.

4.  To prevent any unauthorized vehicle passing along South Patrol Road.

5.  To challenge all persons who approach within 50 feet of the fence and to permit no one to trespass within that space.

6.  To allow no one to communicate with nor to pass articles to prisoners.

7.  To allow no prisoner to communicate with nor to pass articles to any person.

8.  To call the Corporal of the guard in the event of any disturbance near my post, apprehension of a suspicious person, or any other case not covered by instructions.

POST NUMBER SIX

1.  Post Number Six extends along the West side of the Stockade fence from Tower Number Four to Tower Number Six.

2.  To allow no on to enter or leave the Stockade through this fence.

3.  To allow no prisoner to escape.

4.  To prevent any unauthorized vehicle passing along West Patrol Road.

5.  To challenge all persons who approach within 50 feet of the fence and to permit no one to trespass within that space.

6.  To allow no one to communicate with nor to pass articles to prisoners.

7.  To allow no prisoner to communicate with nor to pass articles to any person.

8.  To call the Corporal of the guard in the event of any disturbance near my post, apprehension of a suspicious person, or any other case not covered by instructions.

POST NUMBER SEVEN

1.  Post Number Seven extends along the West side of the Stockade fence from Tower Number Six to Tower Number Seven.

2.  To allow no on to enter or leave the Stockade through this fence.

3.  To allow no prisoner to escape.

4.  To prevent any unauthorized vehicle passing along West Patrol Road.

5.  To challenge all persons who approach within 50 feet of the fence and to permit no one to trespass within that space.

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6.  To allow no one to communicate with nor to pass articles to prisoners.

7.  To allow no prisoner to communicate with nor to pass articles to any person.

8.  To call the Corporal of the guard in the event of any disturbance near my post, apprehension of a suspicious person, or any other case not covered by instructions.

POST NUMBER EIGHT

1.  Post Number Eight extends along the North side of the Stockade fence from Tower Number Seven to a point North of mess hall of Prisoner of War Company Number Twelve.

2.  To allow no on to enter or leave the Stockade through this fence.

3.  To allow no prisoner to escape.

4.  To prevent any unauthorized vehicle passing along North Patrol Road.

5.  To challenge all persons who approach within 50 feet of the fence and to permit no one to trespass within that space.

6.  To allow no one to communicate with nor to pass articles to prisoners.

7.  To allow no prisoner to communicate with nor to pass articles to any person.

8.  To call the Corporal of the guard in the event of any disturbance near my post, apprehension of a suspicious person, or any other case not covered by instructions.

POST NUMBER NINE

1.  Post Number Nine extends along the North side of the Stockade fence from a point due North of mess hall of Prisoner of War Company Number Eleven thence East to Tower Number Nine, thence South along the East side of the Stockade fence to the boundary between Compound Number Two and Compound Number Three.

2. To allow no on to enter or leave the Stockade through this fence.

3.  To allow no prisoner to escape.

4.  To prevent any unauthorized vehicle passing along North Patrol Road.

5.  To challenge all persons who approach within 50 feet of the fence and to permit no one to trespass within that space.

6.  To allow no one to communicate with nor to pass articles to prisoners.

7.  To allow no prisoner to communicate with nor to pass articles to any person.

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8.  To call the Corporal of the guard in the event of any disturbance near my post, apprehension of a suspicious person, or any other case not covered by instructions.

POST NUMBER TEN

1.  Post Number Ten extends from the junction of 31st Street and Garrison Road to the junction of 31st Street and Cook Road, thence due North along the latter road to the junction of Cook Road and Mills Road, thence West to the junction of Garrison Road and Mills Road, thence South to the junction of Garrison Road and 31st Street.

2.  From retreat to reveille to inspect the doors and windows  of the warehouse hourly and to call the Corporal of the Guard if any are found opened or unlocked.

3.  To call the Corporal of the guard in the event of any disturbance near my post, apprehension of a suspicious person, or any other case not covered by instructions.

POST NUMBER ELEVEN

1.  Post Number Eleven extends East along the South side of the Camp Exchange, thence North between the officer's Quarters and Officer's Latrine, thence West between the Officer's Quarters to Garrison Road, thence South to the South side of the Camp Exchange.

2.  From 10 P.M. to reveille to inspect the doors and windows of the Camp Exchange hourly and to call the Corporal of the Guard if any are found opened or unlocked.

3.  To call the Corporal of the guard in the event of any disturbance near my post, apprehension of a suspicious person, or any other case not covered by instructions.

POST NUMBER TWELVE

1.  Post Number Twelve is at the intersection of 31st Street and Garrison Road.

2.  To prevent any unauthorized vehicles to pass along 31st Street, West of the intersection of Garrison Road and 31st Street.

3.  To call the Corporal of the guard in the event of any disturbance near my post, apprehension of a suspicious person, or any other case not covered by instructions.

POST NUMBER THIRTEEN

1.  Post Number Thirteen is located at the Post Hospital.

2.  Special orders will be issued to the sentry or sentries there as the situation requires.

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TOWERS
NUMBER ONE TO NINE INCLUSIVE

1.  To remain constantly on the alert during their tour of duty to prevent any attempt by Prisoners of War to escape.

2.  To retract ladders to the towers at all times except when actually being used for access or exit by authorized persons.

3.  To keep machine guns laid, when not in use, so that they will be able to enfilade the areas along the fence extending from their respective towers.

4.  To be ever watchful of the prescribed signals from sentries patrolling on the ground to avoid mistaking them for Prisoners of War.

5. To signal all sentries as they pass their respective towers wit the prescribed "All's Well" signal.

BUGLERS OF THE INTERIOR GUARD

1.  To be at the Guard House at all times except when sounding calls or at meals.

2. To sound all call at the Guard House except the "March", Reveille, Assembly for Reveille, and the calls pertaining to Retreat which will be sounded at the flag pole.

CHAUFFEURS AND ASS'T CHAUFFEURS OF THE INTERIOR GUARD

1.  To remain at the Guard House at all times except when at meals or on a duty patrol.

2.  To keep my car in good condition at all times and to see that the lights are in order.

3.  To fill the gas tank before the gas stations are closed so that the cars ma be operated throughout the night without refilling.

4.  To report any defect in my car or damage to it to the Commander of the Guard.

5.  To divide the 24 hour tour so that the chauffeur is on duty 12 hours and the assistant chauffeur is on duty 12 hours.

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SECTION IV
PRISONER REGULATIONS

1.  ORGANIZATION

     a. For the purpose of administrating and discipline the Military Police
Escort Companies and Prisoner of War Companies will be organized as
Provisional Battalions as follows:

2.  GENERAL FUNCTIONS 

     a.  Company Commanders are responsible that all prisoners are acquainted with pertinent provisions of these regulations, which will be posted on bulletin boards so that all prisoners may read them

    b.  The Camp Interior Guard under the Officer of the Day and the Commander of the Guard is responsible for the Security of the Prisoners of War while in the Stockade.

     c.  Respective Battalion Commanders are responsible for the security  and discipline of his Prisoners of War when turned out for work outside of the stockade.

     d.  Company Commanders will be responsible for the general discipline of his respective prisoners.  He will make frequent inspections to assure himself that Camp Regulations are being enforced in accordance with well established principals of security, discipline, cleanliness, efficiency and humanity.

     e.  The number of Prisoners of War to work outside of the stockade and method of employment will be detailed daily by Camp Headquarters.  In so far as practicable guards for Prisoners of War and Prisoners of War will be detailed from the same Battalion.

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     f.  In marching prisoners out of the Stockade for work the prisoners will be checked for name and serial number, as the prisoners pass out of the main gate, by a non-commissioned officer of their respective battalion, while a non-commissioned officer of the Camp Interior Guard will check the prisoners according to company and number.

3.  SAFEGUARDING PRISONERS

     a.  When in the Stockade prisoners will be kept locked within their respective compound areas, except when permitted in the Recreation Area or during Fire Drill.

     b.  Loitering in the vicinity of the Stockade gates or within twelve feet of the inside stockade fence is prohibited.

     c.  Conversing with prisoners is prohibited to all enlisted men except the members of the Interior Guard and the Military Police Escort Guard Companies in the proper execution of their duties.  Fraternizing is prohibited.

     d.  In case of fire in the stockade area all interior gates will be unlocked by the Camp Interior Guard and all prisoners will double time to the recreation area where they will be formed according to companies in the area due West of their respective Compound Area.  The Commander of the Guard will double his sentries on Posts Number five, six, seven and eight.  All officers in camp assigned to organizations except the Officer of the Day, Commander of the Guard and Ass't Fire Marshal, will report to the Recreation Area and take command of their respective organizations.

4.  GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRISONERS

     a.  Gambling is prohibited.

     b.  Shouting aloud and boisterous talking is forbidden.

     c.  Bedding will be aired outdoors on Mondays and Fridays, weather permitting.

     d.  Prisoners will bathe daily.

     e.  Prisoners who apply to be entered on the sick report, will be reported by their company commander to the surgeon at sick call.

     f.  Prisoners enroute to or from work outside of the stockade are forbidden to remove any part of their uniform, which they wore, when they left the stockade.

     g.  Prisoners are forbidden to smoke while lying on their bunks.

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5.  SPECIAL ORDERS FOR PRISONER GUARDS

     a.  To learn the serial number and names of my prisoners.

     b.  To see that all tools taken from the Stockade by my detail are returned i good condition.

     c.  To no quit my weapon.

     d.  To no allow prisoners to escape.

     e.  To not allow prisoners to place themselves in position to attack me or other sentries (closer than six paces); nor to allow them out of sight or beyond effective range (fifteen paces).

     f.  When on a vehicle with prisoners to seat them at the back of the vehicle on seats on one side and to then sit in the front of the vehicle on the seat at opposite side facing prisoners at all times.  When truck is loaded, sentry and prisoners will be seated on the load in the same relative positions.  No prisoner will ride on running board of any vehicle.

     g.  To not sit down while guarding prisoners, except when riding on a vehicle.

     h.  To march prisoners at quick time, at attention, at all times except when going for a drink of water, or to the latrine, when I will double time prisoners to and from the place of water or latrine.

     i.  To see that prisoners perform the desired work properly and satisfactorily.

     j.  To report at once to proper authority if any prisoner refuses to obey any orders.

     k.  To not smoke nor allow prisoners to smoke.

     l.  To not allow prisoners to loiter or talk to any one except in the line of duty.

     m.  To not allow prisoners to enter any barracks or other building except in the line of duty.

     n.  In case of emergency to report at once the circumstances by quickest means to the proper authority.

     o.  To not release a prisoner except on order of proper authority.

     p.  To be watchful especially for any signs or signals between my prisoners and persons.

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     q.  To arrest any person who attempts to signal or gibe any article whatsoever to my prisoners or accepts any article from a prisoner.

     r.  To arrest any person who talks to a prisoner.

     s.  To no allow any person or vehicle to pass between myself and a prisoner.

     t.  To prohibit prisoners from removing  clothing enroute to and from stockade and from and to work assignment.

     u.  While outside stockade to prohibit prisoners form collecting in groups except in march formations.

     v.  To call "Halt" twice, if a prisoner attempts to escape, and if he fails to halt and there is no other means of preventing his escape, to fire at the prisoner.

     w.  To observe the usual military courtesies.

     x.  To call to attention, before saluting, prisoners who are not actually at work.

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SECTION V
FLAG REGULATIONS

1.  Procedure in connection with the flag will be in accordance with the following:

     a. Size and when flown: (AR 260-10 par. 3 c.)

     GARRISON FLAG:    (Largest) -- Use only on holidays and important occasions.
     POST FLAG               ( Medium) -- Use n pleasant weather.
     STORM FLAG:            (Smallest) -- Use in stormy or windy weather.

     b.  Flags or pennants not flown above national flag: AR 260-10, par. g (9)

     c.  Flag not to be dipped as salute: AR 260-10, par. 2 g (10)

     d.  Raising and lowering BFM Col VI, par. 47 and AR 600-25, par. 19 g

     e.  Lowering and folding: AR 260-10, par. 2 g (12)

     f.  Position at half staff: AR 260-10, par. 2 g (11)

     g.  Half staff for death: AR 600-30, par. 12

     h.  half staff on Memorial Day.  AR 600-25, par. 18

2.  REVEILLE:  The flag will be hoisted at the sounding of the first note of the MARCH.

3.  RETREAT:  The flag will be started slowly down at the sounding of the last note of RETREAT, after which the field music will sound TO THE COLORS.  Lowering the flag will be so regulated as to complete at the last note of TO THE COLORS.

4.  The Commander of the Interior Guard will be responsible that the flag is raised, lowered, folded and stored in the proper manner, and that the color guard and field music personnel execute their required functions in accordance with existing regulations

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2.  SWITCHES FOR POST LIGHTING SYSTEM AND KEYS WILL BE FOUND OUTSIDE COMPOUND.

3.  SWITCHES FOR CAMP AUXILIARY LIGHTING SYSTEM AND KEYS.  THE SWITCHES FOR CAMP AUXILIARY LIGHTING SYSTEM AND KEYS WILL BE FOUND IN THE TOWERS.