Report On the Reserve And Auxiliary Forces of England And the Militia of Switzerland
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In the event of an attack upon their storehouse or armories mem- bers of the volunteer force may combine and avail themselves of their organization to repel such attack and to defend their storehouses and armories, and, if necessary, to use arms.
DECORATIONS.
Volunteer officers having twenty years' service may be granted a decoration called "A volunteer officer's decoration." Medals and decorations given by a foreign sovereign may be worn if permission has been granted by the Queen.
PURCHASE OF... LAND.
Under very carefully guarded conditions volunteer organizations may secure permission to purchase land for military purposes, and in some cases loans are made by the public works loan commissioners for the purpose of making such purchases.
INSPECTION.
The inspection is the only compulsory duty which a volunteer has to perform; sickness or urgent private business is the only excuse 41 permitted. If sickness is the excuse a certificate of the medical officer must be offered. If a member of a volunteer force is absent from inspection without leave the commanding officer is bound to return him " nonefficient," and the corps thus loses the grant which is paid for "efficients." The commanding officer can have the member summoned in the county court for the purpose of collecting the grant, which the volunteer must pay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the event of an attack upon their storehouse or armories mem- bers of the volunteer force may combine and avail themselves of their organization to repel such attack and to defend their storehouses and armories, and, if necessary, to use arms.
DECORATIONS.
Volunteer officers having twenty years' service may be granted a decoration called "A volunteer officer's decoration." Medals and decorations given by a foreign sovereign may be worn if permission has been granted by the Queen.
PURCHASE OF... LAND.
Under very carefully guarded conditions volunteer organizations may secure permission to purchase land for military purposes, and in some cases loans are made by the public works loan commissioners for the purpose of making such purchases.
INSPECTION.
The inspection is the only compulsory duty which a volunteer has to perform; sickness or urgent private business is the only excuse 41 permitted. If sickness is the excuse a certificate of the medical officer must be offered. If a member of a volunteer force is absent from inspection without leave the commanding officer is bound to return him " nonefficient," and the corps thus loses the grant which is paid for "efficients." The commanding officer can have the member summoned in the county court for the purpose of collecting the grant, which the volunteer must pay.
What to read after Report On the Reserve And Auxiliary Forces of England And the Militia of Switzerland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. War Dept to read onlineMoreLess
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