The Amalgamation of the British Army
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No man allowed in these Corps without inquiry as to his antecedents.
1 8. The Light Horse uniform to be handsome, but serviceable. Men drawn of good character, and used to horse exercise, to be allowed to apply for permission to be enrolled in this branch of the Service.
The whole 10, 000 to be formed into two brigades of 5000 each.
Two brigade barracks to be formed capable of holding 1500 horses.
The brigades to be drilled at three periods : first four regiments, then three regiments, then thr...ee regiments.
The men of one regiment (one of the first four trained) in each brigade to supply their own horses, to have them fed at the Government expense, and receive a bonus for keeping them.
The bonus to be paid nine months after the training, on the horse being produced and inspected by a Government veterinary surgeon.
The drilling of the brigade would occupy seven months in the year ; during the other five months, the barracks to be turned into a Cavalry riding school, and some horses drafted to other work required by the Government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No man allowed in these Corps without inquiry as to his antecedents.
1 8. The Light Horse uniform to be handsome, but serviceable. Men drawn of good character, and used to horse exercise, to be allowed to apply for permission to be enrolled in this branch of the Service.
The whole 10, 000 to be formed into two brigades of 5000 each.
Two brigade barracks to be formed capable of holding 1500 horses.
The brigades to be drilled at three periods : first four regiments, then three regiments, then thr...ee regiments.
The men of one regiment (one of the first four trained) in each brigade to supply their own horses, to have them fed at the Government expense, and receive a bonus for keeping them.
The bonus to be paid nine months after the training, on the horse being produced and inspected by a Government veterinary surgeon.
The drilling of the brigade would occupy seven months in the year ; during the other five months, the barracks to be turned into a Cavalry riding school, and some horses drafted to other work required by the Government.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Grant Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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