BRIGADE ORDERS.
BY BRIGADIER-GENERAL TREVOR TERNAN, C.M.G., D.S.O.,
COMMANDING 102nd (TYNESIDE SCOTTISH) BRIGADE.
HEADQUARTERS, ALNWICK,
21st July, 1915.
532 – District Court-Martial –
The detail of Officers as mentioned in Brigade Order No. 526 of 19th July, 1915, will re-assemble at the Court- Martial Room, The Havens, North Demesne, Alnwick, on Thursday, 22nd July, 1915, at 10 a.m., for the purpose of trying by a District Court-Martial the accused person named in the margin:-
The accused will be warned, and all witnesses duly required to attend.
The proceedings will be forwarded to the G.O.C., 102nd (Tyneside Scottish) Brigade, “Alnbank,” Alnwick.
The Officers Commanding 20th, 21st, 22nd, and 23rd (S.) Battalions Northumberland Fusiliers (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Tyneside Scottish) will each detail three Officers to attend for instructional purposes.
In the margin. No. 23/1111, Pte. Thomas Wallace, 23rd (S.) Battn, Northumberland Fusiliers (4th Tyneside Scottish).
533 – Accoutrements – Instructions Re –
The following instructions from Divisional Headquarters are published for information and necessary action.
The General Officer Commanding, 34th Division, wishes all waterbottles to be worn filled, and kept filled when men are on duty (in marching order).
He has noticed that many waterbottles are at present worn too low, and wishes this to be rectified.
When the entrenching implement is carried this is to be worn at the back of the man, and not as at present at the side under the waterbottle. It is to be kept well up, that is to say, close to the waistbelt. 34/Div/346.
534 – Command Orders – Attention called to –
The attention of Officers Commanding Units is directed to Northern Command Orders 1308 and 1314 of 20th July, 1915.
535 – Divisional Orders – Attention called to –
The attention of Officers Commanding Units is called to Divisional Order No. 4 of 20th July, 1915, circulated herewith.
T.L.B. SOUTRY, Captain,
Brigade-Major, 102nd (Tyneside Scottish) Brigade.
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