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F E D E R A L R E G IS T E R , Saturday, August 31, 1940
vanced course under the provisions of AR 145-10 and sections 62.1-62.34 is au thorized may be permitted by corps area commanders to attend camp upon com pletion of their basic course and enroll ment in the advanced course, provided they are properly prepared for such at tendance. See c below.
4 Attendance is required of gradu ates of an institution to whom deferred camp attendance has been granted under the provisions of 62.62.
5 Subject to approval by the corps area commander, voluntary attendance is open to 4-year students of junior units at essentially military schools class MS
who will be 17 years 9 months of age at graduation and who intend to apply for appointment in the Officers Reserve Corps, provided, before attending camp, they have completed satisfactorily, as legally enrolled Reserve Officers Train ing Corps students, at least the first 3
years of the prescribed course of instruc tion for those units and may be expected to qualify for appointment in the Officers Reserve Corps upon graduation from the institution and the 4 years Reserve Offi cers Training Corps course.
6 Students pursuing the Reserve Officers Training Corps course under the provisions of 62.17 may be authorized by the Secretary of War to attend a Reserve Officers Training Corps camp without expense to the Government other than payment for attendance as author ized by section 47c National Defense Act.
The conditions of attendance will be explained to each student and he will be required to sign a waiver of claim against the United States for any allowance whatsoever based on such attendance, except for payment under the provisions of section 47c, National Defense Act, as amended.
7 When the number of students that can be trained is such that all can not be accommodated selection for camp training will be made with priority in the following order:
i Advance course students to whom deferred camp attendance was granted the previous year.
ii Students compelled to withdraw from a previous camp under the condi tions cited in d below.
Oil Advanced course students attend ing at the normal time, i. e., after satis factory completion of the first year of the advanced course.
iv Students authorized to attend upon completion of the basic course.
v Students of junior units at essen tially military schools authorized to at tend.
vi Students pursuing the Réserve Officers Training Corps Course under provisions of 62.17 authorized to at tend.

and follows in progression the first year of the advanced course at the institution.
Therefore, a basic course graduate, in order that he may not be handicapped at camp and may receive the full benefit thereof, should, before he attends camp, be trained at the institution in those ele ments of the first year of the advanced course that are essential to a proper preparation for the camp instruction.
No basic course graduate who has not been so trained will be authorized to attend camp.
d Studens will not be authorized to attend more than one camp except in the following cases:
1 When the student was compelled to withdraw from a camp previously at tended and was unable to complete the camp course of instruction due to sickness or other cause than misconduct, fault, or neglect on his part.
2 When the student after attending camp has transferred to a unit of an arm or service other than that of the camp previously attended.
3 When authorized by the Secretary of War, in exceptional cases. In these cases the student, if eligible, will be re quired to attend the next camp of his unit in accordance with the provisions of his advanced course contract.
e The exemption of members of the advanced course from the required camp attendance or the extension of credit to ward such attendance for previous mili tary training is not authorized.!
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62.61 Camps for junior division units.
The camps provided for by these regula tions are advanced course camps. The War Department does not maintain camps for the instruction of students in the junior division, as such. Neverthe less, where junior division camps are maintained by institutions having junior units, the personnel and equipment al lotted to such institutions may be used for this purpose, without expense to the Government beyond such expense as would be involved in the maintenance of such personnel and equipment at the in stitution Par. 73
62.62 Deferred attendance, a When it is not practicable for an ad vanced course student to attend camp until after the normal period, attendance may be deferred by corps area command ers to whom application for such defer ment, setting forth the reasons which require deferment, will be addressed.
b Corps area commanders will not authorize a change of advanced camp at tendance from the normal period to a period subsequent to graduation unless the reasons given are very exceptional.
c A student will not be permitted to defer camp attendance to a time subse quent to the camp which immediately c The training of the Reserve Offollows his graduation unless he is ficers Training Corps student is con physically unable to attend that camp, ducted in clearly defined stages accord in which case, upon receipt of proper ing to a progressive scheme of instruc evidence of disability, including the cer tion. The camp training supplements tificate of a reputable physician, the
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corps area commander may authorize the student to attend camp the following year.t Par. 83
62.63 Attendance at camp of arm or service other than that in which en rolled. A student will not be permitted to attend a camp of an arm or service other than that of the unit in which enrolled except when authorized by the War Department. See 62.1! Par 93
62.64 Absence from camp, a For unavoidable causes such as sickness, the corps area commander in each particu lar case may authorize a short delay in arrival which in no case will extend be yond the fifth day of camp. Students will not be admitted to camp later than the fifth day.
b In very exceptional cases when hardship would otherwise ensue, camp commanders in each particular case may authorize students to be absent from camp for short periods during which they should ordinarily be present for instruction.
c A student who, through absence from camp, fails to receive at least 85
percent of the total scheduled instruc tion will not be credited with camp at tendance nor will he be considered as fulfilling that part of his advanced course contract which requires camp at tendance.! Par. 103
62.65 Medical and hospital treat ment. a Admission to military hos pitals at Reserve Officers Training Corps camps and the furnishing of medical attendance and supplies thereat are authorized for members of the Re serve Officers Training Corps irrespec tive of whether the cause be disease or injury, and without regard to line of duty.
b Members of the Reserve Officers Training Corps who suffer personal in jury or contract disease in line of duty while en route to or from or while at camps of instruction under the provi sions of section 47a of the National De fense Act, as amended, shall, when hospital treatment is necessary for ap propriate treatment of such injury or disease, be entitled to hospital treatment, including medical treatment, at Govern ment expense until the disability result ing from such injury or disease cannot be materially improved by further hospital treatment, and transportation to their homes at Government expense when dis charged from hospital, and such further medical treatment for such injury or disease as may be reasonably necessary after arrival at their homes, and to sub sistence during hospitalization.
c In the event that a member of the Reserve Officers Training Corps is un dergoing hospital treatment upon the termination of the camp, or before his departure from camp is in need of hos pital treatment, because of a disability not falling within the purview of b above, and is physically unable to with stand transportation to his home for the time being, his case will be handled by the local commanding officer in such manner as he may deem to be to the best