341 T1 1*1.12, ` 387. Commutaiion of subsistence for mmnbcrs of senior ldivisionxa 7 t!‘£IlIl_lI1g' (I(>f[)Sl<.' R M E _ _. 4 il y e 388; Service credits for _éomputin·g. commutation of subsistence, 882. Equipinent and supplies. ° ..390.· Commutéation for uniforins. _ 2 ENLISTEDV m—l:S}+1`lt\’E,"C¢>R’1*S. 421. Composition of Enlisted Reserve Corps. · 422. Grg‘anization"and equipment. 423. Persons eligible. for enlistment, 424. Pt‘l’l0d-9{'(PllllStmCDt. R i , 425. War as extending enlistment period. 426. Performance oi activoduty. 427. Pay and allowances on active duty. _ A M1Lli1`A_RY—· f1‘RAlNI_5ZG°" CAMPS 2441. Reserve/O€§cers’ Training Corpscamps. 44.2. Qivilian military training camps. _ _ ` 443} Pay for .a,tte·ndance at training camps, . _ _ 1444. Coninmt-ation of ‘subsiste‘nce for/medical, dental, or vetcrinar
studentssattendingtraining camps. . " — _ · _ ·' j
4i4§.$ Members of graduating-, class at Military Academy as instructor imoaiss SIN man or nUfrY‘ _ R _451. Pay. and allowances continucddiiring hospital treatment; tran _~ ._ portation on `discharge, ‘ _ " 2 Q` - ’ _ 452. Hospital treatment, étc.,"in cases of injury, by voluntary participl _ tion in flying,. _ _ It ‘ . . · Ai 1 . 453, Pay andnllowances in° hospital limited.to_si; months. _ ‘ -` 454. Hospital treatinent—,“etc., in cases of injury at--training camps. 455. Burial expenses of__persons`.dying_ in hospitals., — — ORGANIZET) RESERVES , ‘ - p _ JCROSSREFERENCE > Preparation ot" plans, policies; and regulations alfecting organlz: -..tlo'n, distribution, training, and sotorth; see`sections_37 and 38 of th) otlllfl. t ~ T ‘ . `_ 'J .· N _, U
Section 341.. Location" and L designation of units comprise entirely within State or Territory.-—Subject to general regul:
tions approved by the;Secretary of War,`the location and desi; Q nation of units of the (lrganlzed -`Reserves_ entirely comprise , within the limits of any State gorf Territory_shall_be determine by aboard, a majority of whom shall be reserve officers, inclm _. ing reserve officers, who hold or have he1d'commissions, in th . National Guard and recommended for this duty by~thé·govern< of the State or Terrltoxwiconcerned. (June 3,Ii1916,,c,_134, 5 [3a] ; June 451020, c, 227, subch,apte’r I, '§ 3, 41 Stat. 760.) ·· _ . 342.,Preservation,.o‘f nannies, numbers, lags, ctc,,- of unit serving in World Wara-eIn `the, initial organization of th Organized Reserves, the names, numbcrsland other designation Jlags, and records or the divisions and subordinate units therelc that served in the World War. betvvecn April 6, 19.17, an.d Noven ber 11,»1918,__ shall be preserved as such asrfar as practicabl _(June 4, 1920, 1;..227, subchapter I, § 3:1, 41 Stat. 760.) ~ A OFFICERS? ___RESERVE QORPS 351. Organization of Olhcersl Reserve }Corps.—=-For an put pose of providing a reserve of officers available, for militax service vvhon needed there sh,al_l‘ be organized an_.()lllcers’ R, serye Corps consisting of general officers, of sections corn spending to the various branches of the Regular Army, and ( such adilitional sections as the President may directu Tl: grades ineaoh section and the number in each grade Shell l as the- I’re>=itlo1i·t may- presc,ribc." (Sept. 22, 1922, c. 423, §·.‘ 2, *3 Stat;1033.) _ . > » · _ ’ " ~‘ l it 352. Appointment of reserve officersi.~——l{t~st·i·x·e officcrs sha be appointed and connnissioned by the President alone, excel .general_ officers, who shall be appointed by and with the advil and consent of the Senate. (Sept. 22, 1922, c. 422:}, § 2,42 Sta 1033.) c _ Q , · _ ( . c 353. Qualifications and eligibility;_grade.of appointment.- in time of pca_·t·e a reserve oili/cer must at thertime of his al ’•‘ .
10.¥——ARMY mg fr lpoiritment be 21 citizen of the United States or of the Philippine ’A· Ielendmbetweeu the ages ef; twenty-oHe_an`d sixty yeam AM, person who has been an oilieer of the Army at any tiu1e.l$etwe<>n 2 ~ »Ap;·11__e,_1917,;emd;Jl1ne 31), 1919; or an 0@»cer ot the*·Régmml ’A-rnry al; rmy time, maybe appointed és a lreaefve omcerjn um nignegt gx·n(le which he eheld in- the Army 'or any—1owér~ gm(`§;;__ Any person eomnlissiouecl i11:the_ National Guard and rerng. .;lizQd as a Xatioual Guard oilieérlby the Secretary o£"Wm· um, ‘ wnpqn his own‘appllcation.·ber appointed 88-V8 reserre officer in -» Urn}; grade helrl by him an the Katio`nal*Guai‘d. No other pe;·g{.;—, . no shrug, in .¢1me¤r·peaee_be originally appointedas a reserve estim- 2 of Infantry, Cavalry; Field Alrtillerj, C·0li€t Artillery or‘°_·A;;· - `e Serviee in a grade aboye that of seeopdylieutenauh In finnprig · _” peace appointments in the VIi1f§¤ft$*,MC8va1ry, Field Artillery; C0ast‘·A1jfillery, sind Air Sextvlceeshall he limited to rtermgr l · officers of the Army, loiileers of the National°Guard»_teeogz1iz4··_rl no ' ·· as. such by ’ the Secretary of W¤r,»e` '§l'$d\1&t£S D of the Reserm y V Omeers’ Troining Corps, as—provldede nl section 354 of thigltitle, ‘ $_- i\N&§'1'}1H£_O{HCéPS,V and en1isted!men*of the .Regu1ar Amiy, lim- =tional Guard, Jaukl Eulistedrlleserve Corps, end persons wm, served in the Army aft, some time April, 6,1917, nm si $N0¥’EHl-[X}! 11, 1918.2 I (Sept.f22,_1922Q cs 423,5 2, 42 Statl 1033.) EL `.354. Appointment of gnduetes of Rwervel O5¢ers’ Trainr ·ing~Corps.~—Tbe. President alone; under such regulations as ,1:e__ ` may preseribegis hereby·§utho1·”1zed l to appoint_ as ar resemre ·‘ eilieerot Ythe Aruny o§ the; United States_j·smy` graduate of the Senior di§*ision.r0f"the rB€‘·?¢rvg, O$<.'€!’B¥ Training Corpswho _ Shall have santistuetorily completed the further training prorlvided for in section 441 of this title, or any graduate of the junior Wdisrisioxf who shall rhavefsatlsgaetorlly completed me a- .cou_rses of military tminlng’-perescriebeki tori the senior division n W "and the ofurther training prorided for in section}441, ind shall Y haive phrtiél‘pavted, in sueln praetical_ instruction subsequenfto d_ graduationlwas tl1fe`Sécreta¥‘F.9f War shall lpmscnue, wh0‘*sh&lI`· 1- have arrived at theage ot twenty-one 'yeors’ and whcfshull §?_ `*`agree{ under oath in writln¥g,— to serve the United. States in the ed` Zeapgcityot a` reeerye biiieer of the Armyoll the United States fd 'durlug jo per_lod_0f—.at- met _§ve yearq from the dote ofhis MP 1-` poiufmeui; as euch reserve 2¤méer,·un1e¤s sooner discharged by M} proper authority. » (Juue`4, 1920, ,c.2 22'ysubchapler 1,% 34, >i‘ ·_41”Stat.·778.)_ _ ·_ * 2 _ 2 M . 3__ - 355Q Fonin of commissiome-—All persons `appointed reserve officers shall' be commissioned in the Army? je! the United ¥¤ States. r (June 6, 1924, e. 275, { 3,_e43lStut. 470.) — F . · _
- 9 _. 356.* Coutempotaneoue commlasionj in 0Ecér¤'_ Reserve
P,. _(;orp¤ and National G¤u·d,-—-Any reserve omcer may hom a >f U commission in the National Guardivithout thereby vaeating his ¤=·` reserve commiiisioni }( Sept, 22, 1922; c. 423, _§ 2; 42 Stat.; 1033.) e. - ~357.·Recom§iiasion of o lcers called for service lu grade lower than reserve comm_lsdon.—-·Any ~oHl.eer ot the QtH<.en·s’ e `Reeerve Corps calleil for service with his (m¤Sm“1¤·¤ lower . graclelrhana that by him in said, Reserve Corps shall, Sub-· r-4 jec-ii io sueli physieal €•X&l.I1lIl#ti0h"8S·iIl8rY begpreseribed, be »y considered eligible forfrecommission an sueh lower grade. (May e- 12,1917, c.»12,_40 Stut,`74.) _ J " _ _· _ V · _ e- A 358, Period of Zserviceg right to dischergeoxi‘termin§tion·of 1f iva_r.··#-Appg»intmexnt~ln-_ every ease except as·provide<l·lnll_seeti0¤1 xe°·359_ of t_bils·tltle shall be {OTA}! iveriod of Eve fears, but sm we 'uppolnt.meut `hllfO1'<‘Q at the outbreak of war. or made in time. I2 ot wargchull continue in foree untll__sixe.m ontbs after its terg _. migizntvion, vAuy ;_re$ezjve omcer nmyrrbe q;ll$q;mrged“ ht hny lime ll `iu the·dl:éeretion of the President. ’A reserve omcer dppoinfed pt during the existence of a state of war shall be entitled `to dis-! re 2('h2_lAI’,§€ Within six; moxatlns after its.texjmir1z1tlou` if*‘he‘ mokes x. Qnppliention therefor. '(Sept. 22,1922, e. 423, S`2, 42 Shit. 1033r) 2 isss. Period of service eby Netional”Guerd oicer eommisw —-r Ysionedn as reserve of§eer.——·0Hir•ers ot National`°Qum·d, fed- · l>¥_ emily recognized as such under the provisions 0!_'1‘ltle`32,
