Category: History - Warfare
COMMANDING OFFICER [Symbol] SECOND IN COMMAND [Symbol] ADJUTANT [Symbol] COMPANY COMMANDER [Symbol] SENIOR SUBALTERN [Symbol] JUNIOR SUBALTERN [Symbol] QUARTERMASTER [Symbol] THE KING’S COLOUR [Symbol] THE REGIMENTAL COLOUR [Symbol] SERJEANT-MAJOR [Symbol] STAFF SERJEANT [Symb...
COMMANDING OFFICER [Symbol] SECOND IN COMMAND [Symbol] ADJUTANT [Symbol] COMPANY COMMANDER [Symbol] SENIOR SUBALTERN [Symbol] JUNIOR SUBALTERN [Symbol] QUARTERMASTER [Symbol] TH...
8. PART I.1. The object of the recruits course of training at the depôt is to fit the soldier to take his place in the ranks of his company on joining his battalion.
9. PART II2. _The Company as the School of Instruction._--The company, from its size and organisation, is the best school of instruction in all field duties, and in it both officers and n...
10. PART III.1. _Object of battalion drill._--The instruction of the soldier is brought to a conclusion in the ranks of the company. It is necessary, however, that the companies should be dr...
11. PART IV.1. It is impossible to lay down a fixed and unvarying system of attack or defence. Although such system might appear capable of modification to meet different conditions, yet co...
12. PART V.1. The annual training of the soldier[9] will be conducted on systematic and progressive principles. Militia and volunteer battalions will, as far as circumstances permit, obser...
13. PART VI.2. _Formation of companies._--Companies will fall in in line, be equalized and sized from flanks to centre, numbered from right to left, and told off into half companies and sec...