RULES OF LAND WARFARE.

CHANGES
No. 1. f

WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, May 11, 1915.

Rules of Land Warfare, 1914, are changed as follows:

The forms of certificates of identity for noncombatants attached to armies and not wearing military uniforms, as shown in Appendix B, pages 36 and 37, and Appendix A, pages 54 and 55, are rescinded, and the forms shown on pages 2 and 3 of these changes are substituted therefor. (C. R. L. W. No. 1, May 11, 1915.)

[2270014, A. G. O.]

BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR:

OFFICIAL:

H. P. McCAIN,

The Adjutant General.

77747°-17

H. L. SCOTT,

Major General, Chief of Staff.

APPENDIX A (pages 54 and 55).

61.

Form
Medical Department, U. S. Army. (Revised Apr. 14, 1915.)

service of the United States Army, is authorized to accompany

the

,

in the capacity of

(Designate the organization to which attached.)
and is entitled to the privileges and im-
(Describe function.)

munities provided in Chapter III of the International Red Cross
Convention of 1906. A brassard, as described in Article 20
thereof, which bears the same number as this certificate, has
been issued to the person named. Identification data:

(Age.) (Color of eyes.) (Color of hair.)

Finger print, right index.

(Sex.)

when clothed, which will aid in identification.)

(Signature line.)

(Title, etc., line.)

To be 4 by 8 inches, perforated as indicated, bound in books to retain stubs, and printed on light-weight bond paper. Certificate to be numbered at time of issue to correspond to accompanying brassard and carried in a small metal container suspended around the neck.

2

APPENDIX B (pages 36 and 37).

the Army of the United States in the capacity of

(Organization.)

He is entitled under the laws of war, if

captured, to the privileges of a prisoner of war.

Identification data:

Remarks: (Note scars, etc.).

when clothed, which will aid in identification.)

Issued by