Report of the Adjutant General of the State of New Jersey, for the Year Ending Oct; 31, 1876 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Discover how New Jersey reorganized its National Guard in 1876 to save money while boosting efficiency. This official report lays out budgetary choices, staffing, and the impact of new policies on the force.

The document traces changes in units, from infantry to artillery, and summarizes the financial impact of disbanding certain organizations. It also discusses proposed adjustments to minimum company sizes and how these shifts could affect readiness, cost, and state value. A clear roster and inspection results provide a snapshot of the Guard’s structure and activity at that time.

• Costs saved by disbanding Battery B and other underperforming units


• Headcount and parade statistics for infantry and other corps


• Proposed changes to minimum enlistment numbers per company


• Roster of officers, units, and station details from the inspection

Ideal for readers of military history, state archives, and governance records seeking a concrete view of 19th-century state defense organization.

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