BRIGADE ORDERS.
BY BRIGADIER-GENERAL TREVOR TERNAN, C.M.G., D.S.O.,
COMMANDING 102nd (TYNESIDE SCOTTISH) BRIGADE.
HEADQUARTERS, ALNWICK,
4th July, 1915.
465 – Socks – Indents for –
It has come to notice of the General Officer Commanding that in certain instances the want of serviceable socks has militated against marching – Officers Commanding Battalions will take immediate steps to see that the correct allowance of three pairs of sound socks is in the possession of every man and will arrange for this supply being maintained.
Indents to complete should be sent in at once to Ordnance Officer, Clothing Depot, Carlton Street Store, York.
466 – Hutments – Taking over of by R.E.
The hutments at Alnwick have now been taken over by the War Department – and will in future be maintained by the Royal Engineers.
Commanding Officers will in future refer all matters relating to Engineer Services to the Divisional Officer, R.E., 13, Belle Grove Terrace, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Authority 47600/C.E. Headquarters, York, 3rd July, 1915.
467 – Extracts from Northern Command Orders –
MINIATURE AMMUNITION – IV AND V. NEW ARMIES –
The following scale of expenditure of .22inch miniature ammunition per man of 30th to 35th Divisions IV New Army, also Divisions of V New Army as they are completed is authorised:-
Royal Engineers (Field Companies and Signal Units) 40 rounds per month.
Royal Artillery 25 rounds per month.
Infantry 50 rounds per month.
Army Service Corps 25 rounds per month
Authority, War Office Letter No. 54/Engineers/1570 (M T 2), dated 1st July, 1915.
C.R.N.C. No. 68624 (G.M.). Northern Command Order No.1178.
468 – Command Orders – Attention called to –
The attention of Officers Commanding Units is called to Northern Command Orders 1180, 1181, 1183, and 1185, of July 3rd, 1915.
T.L.B. SOUTRY, Captain,
Brigade-Major, 102nd (Tyneside Scottish) Brigade.
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