A practical guide for officers of the Inspector General's Department that explains duties, authority, and inspection routines.
This 1911 War Department manual explains how inspector general officers operate, what they observe, and how they report. It outlines the department’s organization, scope of inquiry, and rules for inspections, tours, and investigations. The book frames the IG’s role as an aid to military administration, not a tribunal, and it covers how to handle irregularities with fairness and precision.
Inside you’ll find guidance on coordinating inspections, taking oaths when necessary, submitting annual reports, and communicating findings to the War Department. It emphasizes careful documentation, impartiality, and adherence to established procedures in order to support efficiency, accountability, and discipline across the Army.
Ideal for readers interested in military administration, inspection practices, and the historical workings of the Inspector General’s Department.
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