John Pope in command, appointment of Joseph Holt as Judge Advocate General of the Army, suspension of writ of habeas corpus, creation of the Department of the Cumberland, and the order for Gen. Halleck as General-in-Chief, creation of the Army of Virginia with Gen. Selection of general orders and proclamations from 1862 including the victories at Forts Sumter, Wagner and Gregg, victory at Mill Spring, Kentucky, the need for presidential approval for death sentence for prisoners, assignment of Henry W. Douglas, and retirement of General Winfield Scott Selection of general orders and proclamations from 1861 including the assumption of command of the Armies of the United States by George B. 21 (18th April 1865) / Quartermaster General's Office. Circular (September 24, 1864) / War Department, Cavalry Bureau, Office Inspector Generalġ865: General order, no. Memorandum (March 3, 1864) / War Department, Adjutant General's Office. 308 (December 29, 1864) / War Department, Adjutant General's Office. 55 (July 21, 1864) / War Department, Adjutant General's Office. 398 (December 21, 1863) / War Department, Adjutant General's Officeġ864: Executive order, relative to the purchase of products of insurrectionary states (September 24, 1864.
General orders, no 38 (February 11, 1863), no. 20th 1863) / Head-quarters, Department of the Cumberland. 182 (November 5, 1862) / War Department, Adjutant General's Officeġ863: General orders, no. General orders, no 5 (Janu/ Headquarters of the Army, Adjutant General's Office. 94 (November 1, 1861) / War Department, Adjutant General's Officeġ862: General orders, Department of the South, Headquarters in the Field, Morris Island, S.C., Sept. 19 (November 1, 1861) / Headquarters of the Army. The orders are pasted to individual pages and arranged chronologically by departmentġ861: General orders, no. The post will continue to make adjustments to health protection as conditions allow.Contains government orders from 1861 to 1865. Leave and pass approval for vaccinated personnel is in accordance with previously published approval guidance. Department of Defense Educational Activity schools will open at 100% capacity while social distancing and mask wear will be mandatory for both on post schools. General Order #2 also impacts unvaccinated permanent party Soldiers as leave and pass approval beyond 50 miles resides at the O-6/brigade commander/commandant lever. “However, nothing is more important than preserving life and fulfilling our critical mission requirements to ensure Army readiness.”įort Jackson will continue to live stream graduation for Families and friends who are not able to attend in-person graduation. “We understand and empathize with your frustration and disappointment over changes or cancellations these measures will cause,” Michaelis said. Graduating Soldiers will only ship to Advanced Individual Training by government procured transportation. Only fully vaccinated guests will be invited to attend the 1st Battalion, 34th Infantry Regiment graduation Aug. 19, but interactions between Family members and Soldiers will be limited and Soldiers will be transported to Advanced Individual Training by government procured transportation only. Vaccinated and unvaccinated guests will be invited to the 4th Battalion, 39th Infantry Regiment graduation Aug. Michaelis, Fort Jackson commander said, “Safeguarding the health and wellness of our future Soldiers, our civilian workforce, permanent party Soldiers, and their Families are the guiding principles behind every decision we make to curb the spread of the virus.” The transition to a higher HPCON increases restrictions on leave and passes, and Basic Combat Training graduations.ĭespite all force protection efforts the Delta variant is spreading rapidly causing the changes.īrig. Out of an abundance of caution Fort Jackson officials announced the post’s transition to Health Protection Condition Bravo in General Order #2 to better tackle the spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant. Theses measures include changes to guests visiting Basic Combat Training graduations (Robert Timmons) Fort Jackson recently announced General Order #2 to help fight the COVID-19 Delta variant.
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