APPENDIX A Forms and Examples of Official Papers Relating to the Laws of War No. 6. Certificate of identity for persons attached to sanitary service ..253 No. 7. Cartel (agreement for general exchange of prisoners of war). 254 255 No. 13. Order directing release from parole.. No. 14. Order revoking parole.. No. 15. Order respecting violation of parole. No. 16. Order constituting parole board.. No. 17. Order directing taking of oath of allegiance. No. 18. Oath of allegiance.. No. 20. Bond for release.. 257 257 .258 .258 .259 .259 No. 19. Obligation not to bear arms.. No. 21. Order to send prisoners of war under flag of truce... flag of truce.. .259 260 260 No. 22. Communication accompanying prisoners of war sent under No. 23. Order outlining manner of receiving a flag of truce.. 261 .261 262 262 No. 29. Communication authorizing part of population to leave a besieged place.. .264 No. 30. Suspension of arms for burial of the dead, etc.. .265 ..266 No. 32. Agreement respecting entrance of troops of a belligerent into neutral territory.. .267 No. 33. Capitulation...... .267 No. 34. Extracts from international conventions and conferences. ..268 250 No. 1 MILITARY AID TO THE CIVIL POWER SAFEGUARD (Date and place of issue) All officers and enlisted men belonging to the. are directed to respect the premises of.. situated at... No requisitions thereon, or damage thereto, will be permitted, and protection will be afforded by all officers and enlisted men against any person who shall attempt to act in violation of this order. (See A. W. 78.) (Signature of Officer) (Rank, etc.) No. 2 SAFE CONDUCT (Place and date of issue) residing at.. Photograph (if on mission state the same) is authorized to proceed to for the purpose of.. All military authorities are directed to protect the bearer of this safe conduct and in nowise to molest him. (Signature of Officer) (Rank, etc.) Photograph and signature are hereto attached, is hereby accredited to the Commanding General, States Army, as a news correspondent of the.. United with permission to accompany said troops, subiect to the Regulations governing Correspondents with Troops in the Field and the orders of the Commander of said troops. This pass entitles the correspondent to passages on military railways and, where accomodations are available, on Army transports, with the privileges of a commissioned officer, including purchase of subsistence, forage, and indispensable supplies when they can be spared. Photograph (or finger PASSPORT (Secretary of War) (Date) (Commanding) (Place and date of issue) Authority is hereby granted to Mr. (or other title) living at.. (if on mission state the same), to pass out of the lines for the purpose of.. print, or signature). He will cross the lines by the road.. at a designated point) during the. (or (forenoon, afternoon, or day) of.. (date) NOTE: This passport is strictly personal and will be void unless used on the date stated. To be 4 by 8 inches, perforated as indicated, bound in books to retain stubs. To be printed on light-weight bond paper, corresponding numbers of certificates and stubs to be printed in sequence. Certificate to be carried in a small metal container suspended around the neck. No. 6 APPENDICES 253 CERTIFICATE OF IDENTITY FOR PERSONS ATTACHED Name..... No....... Organization...... Medical Department, U. S. Army. (Revised Apr. 14, 1915). is attached to the sanitary service of the United States Army, is authorized to accompany the (Designate the organization to which attached) in the capacity of.. and is (Describe function) entitled to the privileges and immunities 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:. Place... Date.. Issued by.. (Weight, approx.) Remarks.. (Include here notation of scars, etc., visible 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. |