War Pensions And Allowances
War Pensions And Allowances
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3. ' Every soldier for the time being required by or in pursuance of such directions to continue in Army service shall continue to serve in Army service for the same period for which he might be required to serve if he had been transferred to the reserve and called out for permanent service by a proclamation of His Majesty under the enactments relating to the reserve.
4. ' Any man who has entered the reserve in pursuance of the terms of his enlistment may be called out for permanent service by ...a proclamation of His Majesty under the enactments relating to the calling out of the reserve on permanent service. ' (Section 88. ) FIELD PUNISHMENT By Section 44 (5) of the Army Act, the House of Com- mons abolished in 1881 corporal punishment and intro- duced summary punishment.
Offences for which field punishment may yet be in- flicted are set forth in the above Section of the Army Act.
The Bang's Regulations, paragraph 487 (a) sets forth that ' when proposing to deal with a case summarily, a SPECIAL REGULATIONS 395 C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3. ' Every soldier for the time being required by or in pursuance of such directions to continue in Army service shall continue to serve in Army service for the same period for which he might be required to serve if he had been transferred to the reserve and called out for permanent service by a proclamation of His Majesty under the enactments relating to the reserve.
4. ' Any man who has entered the reserve in pursuance of the terms of his enlistment may be called out for permanent service by ...a proclamation of His Majesty under the enactments relating to the calling out of the reserve on permanent service. ' (Section 88. ) FIELD PUNISHMENT By Section 44 (5) of the Army Act, the House of Com- mons abolished in 1881 corporal punishment and intro- duced summary punishment.
Offences for which field punishment may yet be in- flicted are set forth in the above Section of the Army Act.
The Bang's Regulations, paragraph 487 (a) sets forth that ' when proposing to deal with a case summarily, a SPECIAL REGULATIONS 395 C.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M James Myles Hogge to read onlineMoreLess
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