HEADQUARTERS
2D BATTALION 14TH INFANTRY
(GOLDEN DRAGONS)
APO San Francisco 96225

DAILY BULLETIN 5 December 1966
NUMBER 104

EFFECTIVE UNTIL 5 MARCH 1967

OFFICIAL

     1. Battalion Interior Guard: Interior guard will consist of one sergeant of the guard and nine sentries. Guards will man three posts: Battalion Motor Pool (12 hours) Battalion ASP (12 hours) and EM Club (12 hours).

     2. Ration Breakdown: Ration Breakdown detail will consist of (2)
two EM. Unit to be announced daily. Detail will report to S-4 at 0700 hours daily.

     3. Battalion Duty Officer: The following named officers are detailed as battalion duty officer on dates indicated. You will report to the Battalion Executive Officer prior to 1700 hours for specific instructions.

         5 Dec 66 - CPT Deliz               8 Dec 66 - CPT Phinney
         6 Dec 66 - LT Balzer               9 Dec 66 - CPT Murphy
         7 Dec 66 - CPT Mobley             10 Dec 66 - LT Miller

     4. Casualty Mail: An increasing amount of mail for deceased personnel is being returned to the APO with improper or incomplete indorsements. The indorsement "SEARCH" is placed on mail for deceased and missing personnel only. Also, units in some instances are failing to complete the full name, grade and service number upon initial indorsement at the unit level. Unit commanders are requested to take necessary action to insure unit mail
clerks comply with these postal requirements.

     5. Vehicle Batteries: Vehicle batteries are in critical shortage in the 25^th Infantry Division. This condition may become even worse the next few months with the hot weather. To preclude unnecessary deadline time attributed to premature battery failure, it is requested that commanders take positive measures to insure that equipment operators check and fill their batteries on a day to day basis.

     6. Signal Note: Although there are built-in deterrents like diodes and resistors, sudden voltage surges from the vehicle electrical system
can get the best of the radio set. TURN OFF the radio set prior to starting and stopping the vehicle engine.

     7. Registration and Export of Privately Owned Firearms: Personnel with privately owned firearms are reminded of the provisions of Div Reg
210-2 which requires that all such weapons be registered with the Provost Marshal. Personnel who intend to take private firearms from Vietnam are reminded to report to the Office of the Provost Marshal to make application for an export license no later than 60 days prior to prospective DEROS. Failure to obtain an export license may result in the weapon being confiscated by Vietnamese customs officials.

         FOR THE COMMANDER:

DISTRIBUTION:                        DARRELL E. MOORE
A; B                               CPT,    Infantry
                                     Adjutant

UNOFFICIAL

Movie Schedule:

7 Dec 66 - The Naked Prey         10 Dec 66 - Redline 7000
8 Dec 66 - Operation C.I.A.       11 Dec 66 - Thunder In Carolina
9 Dec 66 - Gunpoint               12 Dec 66 - The Hallelujah Trail