september - october - Fort Sill

REPLACEMENT OF ANIMALS IN CAMPAIGN
Conclusion.—With the farmer and the sportsman interested and taking
pride in the breeding of fine horses; with the splendid work now being
carried on by the American Remount Association together with the various
departments of the Government; and with the Army carrying the gospel to
the youth of the land by way of the R.O.T.C. units, there is every reason for
the lover of fine horses to be optimistic and to feel that in spite of all the
mechanical geniuses the next war will see the horse playing a very
important part.
Note.—The writer gratefully acknowledges the following sources of
information: Army Regulations; "Report on Remount Service, A.E.F.
France"; and especially a series of lectures by Captain D. M. Speed,
Quartermaster Corps, from which extracts were freely taken.
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