. History of the One hundred and fiftieth regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers, Second regiment, Bucktail brigade, . change the Fifth Corps was much strengtliened. andconsisted thenceforward of four divisions, commanded in theirnumerical order by Generals Griffin, Robinson, Crawford andWadsworth. Stones brigade became the Third in Wads-worths (Fourth) division. The army continued its encampment in the vicinity of Cul-peper, and until the beginning of ^lay every portion of it waskept astir, drilling almost daily—frequently in heavy marchingorder—in preparation for the severe demands about to be ma
. History of the One hundred and fiftieth regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers, Second regiment, Bucktail brigade, . change the Fifth Corps was much strengtliened. andconsisted thenceforward of four divisions, commanded in theirnumerical order by Generals Griffin, Robinson, Crawford andWadsworth. Stones brigade became the Third in Wads-worths (Fourth) division. The army continued its encampment in the vicinity of Cul-peper, and until the beginning of ^lay every portion of it waskept astir, drilling almost daily—frequently in heavy marchingorder—in preparation for the severe demands about to be madeupon it. Inspections were frequent and thorough, to detectand remedy any defects in the equipment of the troops whilethe needed supplies were easily within reach. Special Order Xo. 78, issued by General Wadsworth, April6, contained the following paragraph: 10. Lieutenant-Colonel Osborne, division inspector, and Lieu-tenant Tinker, division ordnance officer, will forthwith make athorough inspection of the arms and equipments of this commandand will report thereupon; and likewise in the order of merit or. Colonel CllOUCK W.
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