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CONTENT S .

SECTION 1.—GENERAL NOTES

PAGE

3

6

ECTION 2.—WAR ESTABLISHMENT

AND

TRANSPORT

SECTION

3.—l)ISTRIBTJTION BY SECTIONS

AND SUB

-

SECTIONS—

A. Heavy artillery battery

TO

B. Ammunition comma ... ... ... ... 11

SECTIoN

4.—FIELD

KITS, c.—

A.

Officers

... ... ~.. ... ... ...

12

B. Non-conirnissioned officers

and

men

... ... 16

C . Additional articles carried on theman

or horse

21

D.

Notes

as to

method

of

carrying certain

articles 2~ 3

B. Article:

carried

by

spat-c horses ... ...

26

SECTION 5.—CARRIAGES,

LIMBERS ANI)

AMMUNI

-

TION

WAGONS—

A.

Carriage,

fi eld , B .L . 60-pr.,

Mtkt’k

I ... ...

27

B. Limber, cal’s-iage,

B.L.

60-pr., Mark I ...

28

C .

Wagon,

ammunition,

B.L.

60-pr., Mark I ...

31

D. Limber, wagon, aninsunition, B.L . 60-pr.,

MarkI ... ... ... ... ... 32

B.

Wagon,

ammunition, B.L .

00

-pr’., Mark II ... 34

F.

Limber,

wagon,

ammunition,

B.L .

60-pr.,

MarkII ... ... ... ... ... 35

SECTION

6.—CART

AND

WAGON

EQUIPMENT—

A.

Water cart ... ... ... ... ...

37

B. G . S . wagon ... ... ... ... ...

40

SECTION

7.—CART

AND

WAGON

LOADS—

A.

Water

cart ... ... ... ...

.. 41

(No. I

(technical stores)

...

42

No.

2 (technical stores)

...

45

~ No.

3 (baggage and stores)

...

48

a ciy,

I

No.

4

(supplies)

... ...

50

~No.

5

cooks) .

-.

... ... 51

‘Nos. 6 to 9

(ammunition)

...

52

C . G.S. wagons

No.

10

(technical

stores) ... 53

- (Ammunition i

No.

11 (ba~ga~etores and

column)

~

supplies)

.~ ... ... 56

SECTION 8.—DATA

ON

WHICH

THE

TRANSPORT

OF

A

HEAVY

BATTERY AND

AMMUNITiON COLUMN

IS

CALCULATED—

A. Aimimunition ... ... ... ... ... 59

B.

Tools

... ... ... ... ... ...

60

C. Rations, fuel

and

fot-age ... ... ... 61

0. Signalling equipment ... ... . . - ... 64

B. Spat-c wheels, poles,

swingletrees,

c. ... 65

F. Telephone equipment ... ... ... .

..

-

66

(5 11758) \Vt.

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15/85


16/85

4 Section 1 .—General Notes—coot.

Veterinary 4.

Veterinary

arrangements

will

be

made by the

Director

of

arrange-

Veterinary S~ervices

attached

to the headquarters

of

the

division.

ments.

Medical 5. Medical arrangements will

be

made by the Assistant Director

arrange- of Medical Services of the

division.

ment~.

Sanitation. Two men are trained in sanitary duties. On arrival in camp

they are

available

for sanitary duties

and

are placed under

the

orders of

the medical officer for camp

sanitation purposes. Two

men

are also

attached

for

water duties. At

all

other tinies they

take

their

places in the ranks.

BItmen.

6.

B~itmenn the

field are allowed at the

rate

of one

for each

officer with

one

horse, and two for

each

officer with two or three

horses. All buitmen are fully armed and trained soldiers, and are

available for

(lutv

in the ranks.

Reinforce- 7. Drafts to replace wastage are calculated for heavy artillery

at

mont. the

rate

of 60 per cent, during the first year of

a

war. The first

portion of these

drafts mobilizes

with

the

unit unless otherwise

ordered,

and

proceeds with it as far as

the

oversea base

;

this portion

is

known as

“

first

reinforcement,” and

is

calculated

at

10

per

cent.

of rank and file.

War outfit.. 8 . War outfit is the material of all kinds which

a

unit requires

for

war.

The method of carrying it is laid

down

in Sections

4—7.

Equip-

(a) The equipment

required

on mobilization

is

laid down

in

meut. the

mobilization stone

table

for a

heavy artillery battery

and ammunition column.

Clothing.

(b)

The

clothing and necessaries required on

mobilization

are

detailed in

the

Regulations for

the

Clothing of

the

Army,

Part

III.

Supplies, (c) Details of the scale of supplies will

be

found in War

Medical Establishments and

Allowance

Regulations; medical and

and

, veterinary stores in Regulations

for

Army

Medical

and

Veterinary Veterinai~y

Services respectively.

Stationery. (d)

The stationery

considered

necessary for

a

heavy

artillery

battery

and

animunition

column

in

the

field

is

shown in

“Tables of Books, Army Forms and Stationery requirad

on

Mobilization by Units of the Pielil Army,”

issued

with

Army Orders.

Alist

of contents is pasted inside the lid

of the stationery box.


17/85

Section

1.—General Notes—coat. 5

9.

Blankets for

personnel are

not

included in the normal scale

of

Blankets.

war outfit; but, when specietty ordered, one blanket per

man

will

be

carried.

The

methods

of

carrying blankets

is

for

Officers ... ... ... ...

In valise.

Mounted non-commissioned

officers

~ Under saddle, in addition

and

men

... ... ... ...

5

to

saddle blanket.

Dismqunted non-commissioned

‘~Distributed

amongst lim-

officers

and

men ... ... ...

5

hers

and wagons.

When blankets

(bedding) are carried

on amnimmunition

wagons

and

limbers, one

waterproof sheet per scat

(from

the ordinary

camp

equipment

of

the

unit) will

ho

used to

protect

the blankets

from wet.

10 . General requisites, such as spare parts aud materials for

repairs, are calculated on the assumption

that it

will he

possible

to stores.

replenish them at intervals of about a fortnight.

11 .

The

arrangements

for

bringing the

unit

up

to

war estab-

lishment in men and horses, and for tile completion of its war m o m m .

outfit are

laid

down

in

Mobilization Regulations.

12.

Orders

for

moveiueut, when

mobilization

is

complete, will be

issued

from

the War Office to General Ofiicers Commanding-in-

Chief.

NOTE —This ‘ , f l C l i t U u t 13

based on

War Establishments for

t V c m c

Armies, 1 9 1 5 ,

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BATTERY

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SECTIONS

AND SUB-SECTIONS.

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2

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7 5

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2

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per

battery, one with

spare set

of

Saddlery,

universal,

see

aote t,

page

6, of A.F. G. 1058—109, dated

Nov., 1915, and

there

are 12

spare

heavy

draught

horses, six of which are fully equipped; for all time

other spare horses leading gear

is

provided.


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• 11

Section 3.—B—DISTRIBIJTION

OP A

60-PR.

B.L.

AMMUNITION

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No. 1 Section.

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for spare horses

drivers ~spare

B1tna~n

..

Drivers, A.S’.U. train trans-

port

1*

1

1

4

10

2f

1

1

1*

1

1

1

4

8

2t

1

I

Each

with

One

riding horse.

f With two

horses

each (spare heavy

draught) 50

per

cent,

are

fully

equipped, the

others are

pro

-

vided with

leading

1 officer, 40 other ranks.

gear

only.


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Section 4.—PIELD

KiTS.

A.—OFFIOERS.

A.—OLOTnmNa WOROe

OPPICERS.

BY

TIlE

Boots,

field •.. ...

pair 1

Braces • .. • • . . ,, 1

Cap, service dress, with badge

• • 1

Disc, identity, with

cord

• .. 1

Socks . . -

... ...

pair

1

Suit, service

dress, jacket, and

riding

breeches ...

• •

1

Spurs

... ...

• ..

pair

1

Vntierclothln~.,. ,..

suit

I

Total (A)

•.. ...

• • -

B.—OTnEmm P E R SONAL EPFECTS.

lAB. 155

Books,

~ Field Service Pocket

Book

Cap,

comforter

(in

pocket

of

greatcoat)

...

.

-.

Compass, magnetic,

pocket(or

prismatic,

in

case)

Dressing,

field (in skirt of

jacket)

...

Chisses

(binoculars

or tele-

scopes, orboth, inone case)*..

Grease (or vaseline), in wal-

lets ... ... ..

tin

Grentcoatt . -.

Ii8uLsikerclIief

... •..

Holdahl

i m m wallets),

containing

knife, fork and smioun,

hair

-

brimsis and comb,

tooth-

brush,

shaving

brush and

razor

*Slung

from

left

shoulder

orattach

ed

to

belt at right side.

tRolled, 26

inches

long,

behind

saddle.

Approxi-

mate

Detail. No. weight. Rcmnarks.

lbs.

ozs.

4

0

0

0

0

4

0

3

13

0

0

0

0

2

0

7

0

2

4~

9,

0~

4~

13

12

0~

12~

I

6

3¾~

4

2

0

2

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1 1 3


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A—Officers—contin

on? .

•tpproxi-

mate

Detail. No. weight.

Remarks.

lbs. ore.

B.—Ovunmt

PERSONAL

EFFECTS

—continued.

linife, clasp, with ring and

swivel . . - • . - •

-.

•., 1

0

6

~Iap

... ... •.. •

..

1 0 2

liataiies

..

...

box

1 0 1

Soap (in wallets) • . ~

1

0 3

Socks (inwallets) •

-.

~ 1 0 4

Towel

(inwallets) •.. .

..

1 0 13

Watch (in wrist strap)...

..

1 0 4

Whistle a m i d lanyard •.. •.. 1 0

Total (B)

14

12~

C—ACCOUTERMENTS (SNALEn

PATTERN.)

Baa, ratiomi, Mark.

II •.... 1

0

4

Belt, “

Sam

13m-oivn~“ (waist

-

belt, 2 shoulder belts,

asninunHioji pouch,

pistol

case,and sword

frog)

• . .

1 2 0

Haversack

•.... • ~ 1

0 11

Mess—till ... • •

,.

, 1

1

9

Sword

leslist

•....

..~

1 0

1~

~yaterbottie

ahmmuini tmm)

and

shIn~ •~ •.~ 1

C

14

Total (c)

.

..

. .

.~

.-.

5t 7~

P.— Aaas .

Pl~tol(no special

pattern,

but

must carry government

am-

munition)

•.. •..

•.

1 2 3 On left side

of

SB.

belt.

Sword . 1 2 1 On near shoe case,

Scabbard,

leather 1 0 91 J edge

to

rear.

Total (n)

•

4 14

E.—~,MMC4

rmox.

Cartrldges,~ S.A., ball, pi~toJ,I

Webloy rounds 12 0 9~


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A.—Officers--—-continuecl.

F.—ltATIoiss A BD

WATZR.

Bread ration (unconsumed

portion)...

..

.

-.

say

Cheese

. .

-

IBisemlit

l’rcserved meat (1 lb.

~ nominal)

~t~Tea

.7

ox.

~

Sugar

2oz.

r

Meat extract

a in

~ 2

cubes .

-

Water ... ... . . -

pints

Total

(F) . - . - -

tG._SADDLEEY,

PIOKETINa

GEAR, STABLE

NECESsARiEs,

&c.

Bag, nose, G.S., with 6 lbs. corn

Brush, horse

-

. .

-

-.

Pad, survingle .

.

- .

.

-

Itubber, horse

Saddlery,

complete,

with

bridle

and head

rope set

Shoe eases,

each with

shoe

and

nails

..

. . -

Total (G)

TOTAL

WEIGHT CAiuuan ON

THE houSE.

A.—Clothing . . ... .

-.

B.—Otluer

personal effects

C.-..-Accontrements

D.—Arms

... .

E.—Ammunition...

F.—Rations

aud water

G.—Saddlery,

picketing gear,

stable

necessaries,

c.

... -.

-

H.—Rider

... ... say

Total

on horse

*

One

iron ration

will

be

carried normally

in time haversack.

If

a second

ironration

is

ordered

to be

car

-

ried, it

will

be

dis

-

tributed

in the

officer’s equipment

as

found

nuost con

-

venient.

t Ia

addition

to this

list, officers may, at

their

own

discretion

provide a despatch

or

saddle

bag,

sealed

pattern.

If

an officer is allowed

more

thami onehorse,

the

saddlebag

can

be

carried

on the

spare lioree,

t

When empty, on

the

off

shoe

case

fastened to t I m e

bag

-

gage strap. When

oats are carried the

strap

of

the

nosebag

must

be

fastened to

tIm back arch of the

saddle.

I I

Excludes

weight

of

saddleblanket, Sad

-

dle blankets for

officers’ horses are

carried in trammsport

velucles on tbe

march,

Detail. No.

Approxi

-

mate

weight.

lbs. ozs.

Remarks.

24

12

3

0

0

5

13

1

0

10

10

10

12

4

14

124

12

74

14

94

1

14

0

64

0

0

1

1

0

2

6

1 7

1

0

1 0

1 0

1 33

2 3

45

13

14

5

4

0

6

45

150

241

Say

lfl

st.


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A.—Oilicers—continued.

]3stterij

conunander

only.

4

One camp

kettle

is

4 allowed

for

every 3

officers,who

pack

into

it,

each

o

12

Cup, enamelled

2

1’lates,enamelled

1

1 0

~

{ ~e~ver 1

~n.tt

... 1

1

5

The

weight

of

these

o

~

articles

isnot

included

in

the

50

or

35

lbs. al

-

4

13 lowed to

eachofficer.

1 10

Ifpreferred,

officers

may takoprivate

cook-

3

0 lu g

apparatus

in lieu

of camp kettles. In

this case an extra bag.

11 ~

jgageallowanceofGlbs.

per

officer

~vill

be

—~ admitted.

31

CAJUUED

IN

ThAIN

Tiwisroar.

The

following list is drawn np

as

a general

guide,

and the

articles

in

it may be varied, but the total weights (excludin

articles

in camp kettles) of

50 lbs. for the commanding

officer an

35

lbs. for

other

officers, must

not

be exceeded.

Approxi-

mate

Detail.

No.

weight. Remarks.

lbs.

ozs.

1 1

1 5

2

0

0

4

1

0

A.F. B.

122 (cover and pad).

Field conduct ook

A.B.

6

(coverA.F.

.W1513

pad).

.dcquillance

roll

Hoots,

field ... ... pair

bucket, canvas ...

housewife

Ldulteru,

collapsible,

with

talc

sides

1’or~oIIo,with writing niaterials~

Shoes, canvas ...

..

pair

Socks ...

Suit, service

dress

Towels ... .. .

Undere1otiiini~

... suit

Valise, Wolseley (or other

pattern)...

...

Total

1

1

I

1

1

1

I

1

1

1

2

1

1


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B.—N.C.OSAN P MEN

WHEN MOUNTED.

A—CLoTHING, NECESSARIES,

c. , Woine RY THE

SoLDmEmI OR

CARRIED

ON

TIlE hOuSE.

Boots,

ankle

... ...

pair

Braces ... .., ..

,,

Cap, service dress, with badge

Disc, identity, with cord

Drawers,

cotton ...

pair

Dressing, field (iu skirt

of

service dress jacket)

Greatcoat with

metal

titles

(7 lbs. 84 ozs.); comforter

cap (4 ozs.) and pair of

socks (44 ozs.) in pockets

Jacket,

service dress,

5

with

metal

titles

l~nife, clasp, with nuarline

spike,

tin

opener and

lanyard

l’ay~book (in right breast

pocket of

Service dress jacket)

I’antaloons

... ...

pair

J’uttees

...

. -, . -.

Shirt,

flannel

. -.

Socks,

worsted

...

...

pair

Spurs, jack

Waistcoat,

cardigant

...

.

-.

Tnhaversack :—

floldall

(34

ozs.)

containing

laces

(4oz.), tooth—brush

‘ 4 oz.), razor

and

case

(3 oz.),

shaving

— bmusli

14

or.),

e~swb ~

or.),

knIfe (3oze.), fork (3 oCs.),

sjsoon

(24 ozi.)

.

.

-

Uoiisewiti~,fitted

Soap

... ... ...

piece

Towel, hand

...

... . - .

*

Troops

wcam’ing

khaki

drill

sent

on

active

service from

a warm to a

tem

-

perate climate will

be supplied with

service

dress

jackets

as soon as

available.

4

In

warm

weather

the

cardigan may

be carried in the

folds of

the

great-

coat.

~Warrant officers,

staff

-serjeants

and

serjeantshave each

an artillery

whistle,

w

I

t

hi

thong.

Detail.

Remarks.

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

4~

0

01

0

0~

0

21

01

01

11

01

0~

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

Total

(A)~


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B.—IN.C.Os. amid

mcli

whemi llmoumlted— cQ,itho ed.

Total

(B)

D .—ACCOmJTREMENTS .

flag,

ration ...

Baildohier, 50 rounds

liottie, water,

enamelled, with

carrier

and shoulder-strap

~kaversack

...

Mes~—tIjiand strap

Total

(D)

E.—RArIomes AND WATER.

Bread ration (uncoasumed

portion) ... say

Cheese

...

IBiscuit

.. .

Preserved meat (1 lb.

~ ~ nominal)

~ Ten, .~-

oz.

~ Sugar, 2 oz.

t.Meat extract, 2

cubes

Water ... pints

Total

(E)

Detail.

.~pproxi-

mate

No. weight. Ilemarks.

lbs. ore.

§ Itilles ofdriverswill

be

carried in the

chips

provided on

the wagomm for that

purpose.

On

vehi

-

cle~ nct

specially

fitted

the rifles will

be carried

on wagon

footboards. The

scale

of

rides

is as

0 follows:—

—~

Each

haUcry ...

36

Ammunition

column ... 33

6 fife buckets are

issued to cccli bat-

tery.

0 4

1

1 61

1 3

1; 1 61

5

111

*

Ono iron

ration will

be carried, nor-

z m m a h l y ,

in

the hmaver-

sack.

If a second iron

ration is ordered to

be

earm-ied,

it

wIll

be distributed

in

the

man’s

equip-

ment

as foundmost

convenient.

B.—ABMs.~

0.—ASIMUN TION.

Cartridges, S.A., ball, ~303-

inch ... ... rounds 50 3

0 12

0 3

Ii 0

1

0

Inc

o

I

tin~ I

2] 2 8

5 12


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B,—N.C.OS. and Men

when

mounted—continued.

F.—SADDLERY

HORSE

FURNI

-

TURE , S TA BLE NECESSARIES,

AND OTRER ART ICLES CAR-

RIED

ON

THE

HORSE.

Bag, nose, G.S. , with 6 lbs.

corn .

-. ... ...

. . -

Brush,

horse

-,

-

...

.

-.

t’ad, sureingle ... ... .-.

ltnbber, horse

tsadsiiery, with snddie

-

blanket and

head-rope

set

TOTAL WEIGHT CARRIED ON

THE

hoRsE.

A.—Ciotbing,

necessaries,

&e.

- - .

B.—Arms...

...

- . -

12—Ammunition... . - -

D.—Aeeoutrementa

Th—Rations and

water

F.—Saddlery,

t S I e .

G.—Rider .:. (say)

0

10

10

10

228 12l

t

In

the

case of

drivers

substitute

“harness, near,

with saddle-

blanket

and head-

rope,” weight 73

Approxi

-

mete

.

Detail.

No.

wei

3

ht.

Remarks.

lbs.

ozs.

1

1

1

1

1

TOTAL

(F)

7

0

0

0

29

38

26

3

5

5

38

150

4

2

34

0

11

12

2

‘0

Total

on

horse

= 16~st. about.


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B .—DISMOI . TNTND Mr~.

Documents

Field Service Manual 1916 Heavy Artillery (C.L. 60-Pr) Battery and Ammunition Column (Expeditionary Force)