Grubb resigned his commission in July 1778. John Patton’s Additional Continental Regiment. Grubb joined the 10th Pennsylvania Regiment as a captain in November 1776, and in January 1777 he transferred to Col. Before you arrive to basic training, its good to keep a few things in mind that will make your arrival easier. William Thompson’s rifle regiment during the summer of 1775, and in March 1776 he became a captain in Col. NOTE: The 11 General Orders of a Sentry can be found under the '11 General Orders of a Sentry' Tab. (1740–1786), of Lancaster County, Pa., served as a third lieutenant in Col. He transferred to the 4th Pennsylvania Regiment in 1781 and retired on 1 Jan. John Patton’s additional regiments in December 1778 and January 1779, Edwards became its major.
When the “new” 11th Pennsylvania Regiment was formed from Hartley’s and Col. Charles Lee with the rank of major during much of 17, and in December 1778 he was Lee’s second in a duel with Lt. 1777, he apparently served as an aide-de-camp to Gen.
Thomas Hartley’s Additional Continental Regiment on 1 Jan. Although Edwards was commissioned a captain in Col. 1776, and he was promoted to captain on 23 March. Evan Edwards (1752–1798) of Delaware County, Pa., who had been a lieutenant in the 1st Pennsylvania Regiment during 1775, became a lieutenant in the 3d Pennsylvania Regiment on 6 Jan. These three enlisted men pleaded guilty to the charges against them at their trials on this date (see the court-martial proceedings, 10 Oct., DLC:GW). The General approves the above sentences, and orders them to be executed at the usual time and place.ġ. Weedon is President, and convicted of “Desertion”-are sentenced to receive 39 Lashes each-the above Daniel Murphey having been convicted by the same Court Martial of “Inlisting into another regiment”-is sentenced to receive 39 Lashes for that offence. Brodhead’s Battalion-All having been tried by a Court Martial whereof Col. Edward’s Company, 3rd Pennsylvania Battalion Thomas Dickens of Capt: Hobby’s Company Col. Whenever any Field Officer is sick, leaves the Camp, or by any other means becomes incapable of duty, his Brigade Major is desired to signify it to the Adjutant General, otherwise it is impossible to have the duty regularly done.ĭaniel Murphey of Capt. If there should be any bad weather, the greatest care is to be taken of the Arms, and Ammunition and Officers must attend to it themselves, or, from experience we know, there will be great danger of their being unfit for action. If Officers do not acquire this knowledge, they will miss the best opportunity of distinguishing themselves, and serving their Country. Commanding Officers of regiments, and others, are desired to make themselves well acquainted with their Alarm Posts, and the best ways to them And also with the Ground in general, upon which they may be called to act, so as to avail themselves of every advantage. If the weather is favourable to morrow morning, the General purposes to visit the troops at their Alarm-posts. I hope you have enjoyed this series, and found something that aids you in guarding your enterprise like a US Marine on guard duty.Head Quarters, Harlem Heights, Octob: 10th 1776 Just because a member of our company is an employee does not always mean they need access to certain parts of our network. Nor do we let someone into an area that they do not need to be in. Now this order is much easier to relate through our use of security solutions, firewalls, privileged access management, data leakage prevention, and the numerous other solutions/controls we put in place in our enterprise we do not let anyone into our systems that does not belong there. General order #11 is to be especially watchful at night, and during the time for challenging, to challenge all person on or near my post, and to allow no one to pass without proper authority. Recognizing those white-listed items is our way of relating our order #10.
Many security solutions use a black list, and white list type control. We can relate this to recognizing our symbols of Freedom as recognizing our accepted files, programs, folders, etc. Now what that means to a US Marine is to salute our flag(s). General order #10 is to salute all officers, and all color, and all standards not cased. If you haven't been to the HP Discover, you should put it on your list. After a week off from writing due to attending the HP Enterprise Discover 2016 conference I will wrap up the General orders series.
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