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SECTION l,_GEN1~M~NOTES .. ,, ,, ,, 5

SECTION 2,—WAR ESTABLISHMENT AND TRANSPORT 7

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.~_DI~TRIBUT1ONBY SECTIONS AEl) SUB.SEC I SECTIONS—

A. Field artillery battery . . .. ..

B. Field artillery brigadeammunitioncolumn 10

SICrIoN 4.—FIELD KITS—A. Officers.. .. .. .. -. .. 20B. Warrant officers, non-commissionedofficers

and men .. .. ,. .. .. 240. Articles carried on the horseby drivers of

1stand 2nd line transportvehicles .~ 28D. Articles left at thebasobyeachman .. 29

SECTION ~,—0ARR1A0~S, LIMBERS, AND AMIIIJNI.TION WAGONS—

A. Carriage,field, 18.pr.Q.F. .. .. .. 3ctB. Limbers (carriageand ammunitionwagon) 32C. Ammunitionwagon .. .. .. .. 80

SEcTION a—CART AND WAGON EQUIPMENT—A. Maltesecart , . .. .. .. ., 37B. S.A.A, cart .. ,. .. .. ,. 88C. Watercart ,, ,, ,, .. ,, 31)B. G.S. wagon .. .. .. .. .. 40

SacTIoN 7.PA0IC TRANSPORT LOADPackanimal for veterinaryequipment.. .. 41

SToTIoN ~,—0ART AND WAGON LOADS—A. Maltesecart .. ,, ,, ,, 42B. S.A.A. cart .. .. .. .. 43C. Water cart ,. .. ,. ,, 44P. U.S. wagonfor gun ammunition .. 45E. U.S.wagonfor S.A.A. .. 40

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Section 8—Cartand ‘erogon loads—road,nzted— “Act(No.1., .. ~, 4

Nos.2, 4andG -. ,,

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stores. and ‘ No. 8. (Forageand stores) ,.

supphes*. . No. 0. ( ,, ,, ) ..

No. 10. Supplies and store0LN0. 11. Baggageandetor~s.,

Secvxoce0—DATA ON WhiCh THE TRANSPORT OpA FIELI) ARTILLERY BRIGADE ISCALCULATED (a)—

- A. Ammunition .. .. ,,

B. ‘l’ools .. .. ,. ., .. •,

C. Bationsand fuel -. ., ., ,,

‘1). Fo,aee.. ‘‘ ‘‘ ‘‘

R. Sicnelhngequipment.. .. .. ..

F. Sparcwheels,shafts,poles,andswingletrees

~ The U.S. Wagons for baggage,storesarid supphie~are allotted~

numberedthroughout the Brigade as follows :—

No. 1. .. .. to Headquarters.Nos.2 and3 . - to First Battery.

- ,, 4 ,, 5 .. to SecondBattery.,, 6 ,, 7 .. to Third Battery.,, -8, 9, 10 and11 to theAmmunition Column.

(a) SeealsoSectIon4.

Sect. L_Gdhle Notes. • - -

Section 1.—GENERAL NOTES.

1. The norrrral war establishmentof a field artillery brigade,

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o\ving its corirpositiori as regards personneland anirrials, when,1

robilizatiort ~ ~ i~given iii Section ‘2, arid no then orhror~

5ru excessof tire “ total field artillery brigade” will lie

8llowetl beyOrl(I tire atlv~uieeddepOt.‘2. TIre tiarisleOrt of a field artillery brigade is shown after its

~‘u’ csta1dj~hnl0~~tThe transport is divided iii tire field asfollows

1st line : grill CaiI’Iages ; ~‘elncies carrying ansninriitioiiMaltesecart, and pack arid Sharerrriinrals.

2nd line (which marcires as directed iii orders) watercartsand U.S. wagorrafor baggage,storesarid supplies.

TIre pL.r’sOIntreI for 2nd line tran~poitis provider! by tire ArmyServiceCoi’Ic~ tlreec linen 30111 thu. hrmade cu nrobrhizatconfrillyarmedarid erlhii ppcei

3. Sp:rredraughthorsesare allowed at tire rate of 10 per cent.A (hirer is allowed for each pair of sparehorses. Sparedriversfor ~rid !ine transportare includedtit tire war establishmentof the

~rviCe Corps companyfrom winch tire 2nd Ijini, traneport.driversaredetached.

4 One N.C.O. and eight gnflriei’s per brigade,trained in sanitary(blues;ire placed under the orders of tire medical officer for ~arnpainIiL~tionr vu rposes, working in coirjunctioir with the R.A.M.C.

1rersOrirr~for waterduties.5 Jlitmefl iii the field are allowed at tlrc sate of one for erich

mounted efficer with one horse,acid two for eachmountedolilcerwith two horses.

6. Draftsto replacewastageare calculatedfor field artillery attherate of 60 per cetit. during the first year of a war. Tire first

1sjrtiorr of thesedrafts mobilizeswith tire brigade,unlessothrerrvise

ordered, aird Proceedswith it as far as tire overseabase: thisporhtori i~ known as “first reinforcement,” and is calculatedatho per cent,of rank arid file.

Otirer detailsshown in the table as “left at the base” alsomobilize with tire brigade: the clerk is attachedto thebaserecordoffice; tire storenreunarid first reiriforceinnerntare attached to oneoftIre geriel’al basedepOts.

7. War outfit is tire material of all kinds which a unit i’equiresfor’ rear.

Tire methodof carryiirg it is laid downin Sections4—8.

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8. No blanketsfor’ men are includedin thenormalscale of rv~outfit ; but one blanket per mann will ho carried when speciallyordered; tlrese blanketssvill be distributed over tire limbers aridwagorro,and rio extratransportwill beallotted.

9. General requisites,such as spare narts, and materials forrepair,are caic’iilateil on the assumptionthat it will be possibl

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replenishthem at intervals of nubont a fortnight.10. The clothing arid necessariesrequired on nrobilizationr are

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11. TIre equipmentrequired on mobilization is laid downifl th5MobilizationsStoreTable for’ a field artillery brigade.

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tire lids of tire stationeryboxes.13. Tire allotment of field artillery irrigades to the

d~vi,sion~,and their placesof mobilization, are shown i0

~Annrry Tables.

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IS. Orders for urovenient, wlren irrobilizatirm is complete,~ilhbe issuedfrom the War Office to GeneralOflicers Conrnrrarrditng.b.Clrief.

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L-a~~may leave at tine basea bullock trunk packedwithioo lbs (41 pci-sonIC.! baggage. Tins reserve baggage will hef~rWar4l~on])’ winein it may be decnne(lconvernienit to tire Serviceti- tine GenreratOfficer’ Commanding-in-Chief.

~ jf an office” is allowed more tinan one morse,saddiebn~gscanic ~

5rr~’don tine sparemorse.

~ The mobili7itti0~1equipniernt of a field artiliei-y brigade in-clinIcs a nooebagand pneketiniggear for eadi officer’s horse,analon ~ all officers will ensurethat this provision lia.s beennl(adC for tireir Own horses. ‘ -

4. For nmetliod of carrying articles of - personalequipment,~ud

0f packingsaddles,seeField Artillery Training. ---~,Oulicer’~’saddleblanketsare carried in tii~transpartvelucles

cnn tine march.

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C.—AI1Tft’LES CARRIED ON TIlE HORSE BY DIiI~,OF L-~T AND 2ND LINE TRANSPORT VEHICLES -

Tine following are carried on tine horseby drivers of 1st an~j2nd line transportvehicles :—

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JIet/rodof cariy~n~qartacleson tire morse by 2nd line transport th’in’cr~,

Greatcoat,rolled, 26 incheslong, in front of thesaddle.Saddleblanket,undertire riding saddle.Saddleblanketsfor horseswith luggagesaddlesare to becarri~

in tine vehicles,on time march.Nosebags,on time off hioi’se, one on each side of tine luggarCe

saddle,fastenedto the nearam’cl, (or ring witir O.P. sa9dle).Messtin, on off side of s~.ddleof thenearhorse.

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LEFT AT TIlE BASE BY EACH NAN.

Kit lCag~,conrtainningthe sparekit detailedbelow, will be takenil-s far astire over-sea baseby each itnani, and will lie left inn charge~flrtt~i-Yann

1amnmnnnitioncolnrnnni stoi’einienn at tine gennenni ba-se

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CIO!hCSbag .. 1Woolienl belt .. 1

The boots ~vilI be tied together,with the soles outwar’ds, tirene~innentalmnumber of tine man and tile number of tine brigadehc’inig chalkedor otherwiselegibly markedon tine soles, Thebootsv-ill lie packed last, arid placed in tine month of tine kit bag toadnuit of their being readily withdrawn, shouldit henecessaryto.order them to be forwardedto tine troops in the field.

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Section 7.

PACK TRANSPORT LOAD.

PAcE AeI~rALroa Va ar~a~EcuIpMaNr.(1 Pan IJICICAnC.)

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Section 9.

p ~T -~ ON WHICh THE TRANSPORT OF A FIELD- ~RTILLERY BRIGADE IS CALCULATED.

A.—AMM~TNITION.

,)~vrRoXIMA1’12 AMOUNT ON 18.NIC-, AMMUNITION AVAIL%BLC.

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limbers .. .. -- 152 (1’)

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NorF-/-—(C-’) 50 roundsSA.A, are ca,’ried on the soldier for each bandoller In tholiei,1 artillery brigade, Ollicej-s carry 12 roun,Is of pls~ola,nmunitioti.

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(2) SIXAFTS.

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(3) POLES. -

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withs thie SpecialA.O., Dee,, 1007,regardiumg tlte Orgsmsjzntj,,is ~Slecial Reserve.) ‘hi.

STAFF COLLEGE. Jhegumlations. 1905. 2d.

STAFF. General. Putties of. (Pout Sclic’Ilccscior,/f). 1’oiii-tht Edition hOts(Pepsintt-d, 101)8). 15g. -

STATIONS OP UNITS OF REGULAR, MILITIA, YEO~A~RYAND VOLUNTEEII FORCES. IssuedQuarterly. 2d.

STATUTES rehatiuig to the War Ofilce anti to tlto Army. 1880, s~.STATUTORY POWERS of the Secretaryof State, Ordnance

1879. 5g.STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. Managementof. Not

5g lii

htteniorantla. 1897. Id.STORES steed in If.M. Ss’ivice. I’ricedVocabuularvof. LandSei’viceSto

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Naval OrdmuauieoStores,anti Stores common to-Lan,l and Naval Sert•I~’1006:—PartI. 1g. Cd. I’art ii, Os. Gd,

SUDAN ALMANAC. 1008. Compiled in tho Intelligence Deptrtm,itCairo. Is.

SUDAN. Time Anglo-Egyptian. A Compendiumpreparedby Officers~SudnuGovernment:— -

Vol. 1. (leographsical, Descriptive, and Historical (seP/s ~IllusIrat ions.) lOg.

Vol. 11. 1tommtos. 7g. GuI. (Net centaluminy(]bcrjttes’ 171., Xu~)s/tleoten,(l~Ditto. In SertarateChapters. Is. each:—

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Ditto. (llsapter VII. Supplement(A). Pahr-el-Ghiazal. Admhjtlei~Routes. - Is.

SUDAN CAMPAIGN. litatory of the. ‘I’ wo parts,mini Slaps. 1890, I5~SUPPLY, TRANSPORT, AND ‘BARRACK SERVICES. Regsfi.

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MILITARY BOOKS,published&y Authority—continued.

Rv’EYS (GoveritnienOof thePrincipalOotummtries. Noteson. Simpplt’isttmst.Giu~’

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5iaps,immclndiusgboth Surveysand Conipila-

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T~CTOBTRIALS held by time Experimmiental Smmb.Cmmmmnttteo t,f theihechamsmCt~T‘I’ransport Comnmittecat Ahder~bot,Sspt.ammii Oct., 1103. lIsisurt -

t-~- 6d.TRAINING MANUALS. Appendix to. 1905. is.~~.NspORT MANUAL. (Field Service). 1005. Part 1. I’rovisioual. 4d.

AND BUGLE SOUNDS for tIme Army. \Vithi lmistructhttuefor Sims ‘~‘rainimmgof ‘l’rmmapotors atmul liuglere. 1003. Is. (Uucutcr reris~on)~tjmpET AND BUGLE SOUNDS. PartSA, Field Calls for Cavalry.

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~ (ANTI) INOCULATION COMMITTEE. Meport omi BloodClisuigesfollowing Typhoid Inoculation. 1905. 1~.(Sd. -

UGANDA PROTECTORATE. Prdcisof Information. Sept.,1902. 5g. Cd.URDU_ENGLIBH PRiMER. For the useof Colonial Artillery. 1899. iSa.

VALISE EQUIPMENT. Instructionsfor Fitting:—pssteru‘~ with pattern189-1 Pouchopeningoutwards. 1895. it!.

155155

0h1t-rpattern. 1903. 2d.

VALPARAISO. ‘Iho Cilitture of,in 1891. 1g.

YRNEREAL DISEASE. SeeMedicalServices.

VETERINARY CORPS. Army :—llcguhationsfur Adnifasiun. 190G. ‘hI,~tsudingOrtlers. 1006. 4d.

VETERINARY SERVICES. Army. llegulatiumis. 1006. 3d, -

yOLUNTE~ FORCE :—hiegnhtitiuflS 1901. Correctedto Jtmly Il, 190-1. 1:.Iii Brigade and hlegiimmoiital (Jaumps,orwham cimeatmiped with tlso Ilaguilar

Forces. Ordersamid Regulatiousfor. 1002. itt.WAR MATERIE~~ Cam-u and Preservationof. ifcgns. fttr. Aistl for

MagasimieS. 11102. is. (Utmdor s’OeisiOum)WAR OFFICE LIST. 1001. Sold by flarrisous ~ Scums, ‘15, l’tmlZ ~Ilall.

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