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Schedule of Arrangement—(continued).
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XII.—1. Army Chaplains' Department.
2. Staft (or Eoyal Engineer Services.
3. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military
Nursing Service.
4. Territorial Eorce Nursing Service.
5. Armj- Ordnance Department.
6. Army P'^y Department.
7. Army Schools.
XIII. -1. West African Hegiment.
2. Corps of Military Police
3. Eastern Telegraph Eeserve.
4. Channel Islands Militia.
5. The King's Own Malta Hegiment of
Militia.
8. Bermuda Volunteer Kifle Corps.
7. Unattached list.
8. Officers Training Corps.
9. Officers of the late Volunteer Force
doing duty with Cadet units.
10. Otiicers holding Volunteer Commis¬
sions under former Cadet Kegns.,
not doing duty with Cadet units.
XIV.—1. Indian Army.
(a) General List,
(i) Unattached List.
(c) Supernumerary List.
(d) Native Indian Land Forces.
(e) Indian Units.
3. Indian Medical Service.
3. Indian Army Departments.
XV -1. Hoyal Marines.
2. Naval Ordnance Department.
XVI.—Warrant Officers.
XTII.—1. Keserve of Officers.
2. Territorial Force Reserve
XVIII.—Territorial Foiec Kecord Offices.
XIX.—List of Units of the Territ'orlal Forte.
XX.—Territorial Force Associations.
XXI.—Cadetsliips at the Eoyal Military
College, Sandhurst.
XXII.—Bstablishments :—
1. Educational and Training.
2. Manufacturing.
3. Miscellaneous.
XXIII.—Special Lists:—
1. Officers attached to BgyptianArmy.
2. West African Frontier Force.
To which the folloioing uni7idexed lists vnll be added in the issuss fm- Jam.ary, April,
July and October :—
I nffirers of the Ke^ular Army, &(■., retired from the Active List, in receipt of a retired
'■■"allowance; aud Officers on the Unemployed Supernumerary List (arranged
alphabetically).
n.-Yeomen of the Guard, Gentlemen-«t-Arms. and the King's Body Guard for Scotland.
Ill -Victoria Cross Orders of Knighthood. Distinguished Service Order, In^perial Service
m.-Victwrn^Uross^ur ^e^_^ Cross, and Foreign Orders (arranged alphabetically within
the Divisions of each Order).
IV.—Medallists (arranged alphabetically).
3. King's African Rifles.
4. Officers interchanged between the
British and Indian Armies and
the Military Forces of the British
Dominions beyond the sess.
6. Officers holding Military and other
Appointments not remunerated
out of Army funds.
Officers now serving who are
Staff College Graduates.
Officers now serving who are
qualified for Staff Employment
in consequence of Service on
the Staff in the Field.
Officers now serving who have
qualified in a course of instruc¬
tion at the London School of
Economies.
t9. Officers now serving who have
passed the final examination of the
Advanced Ciass.Ordnance College.
tlO. Officers now serving who have
passed the first year's course at
the Ordnance College.
til. Officers now serving who have
obtained a 1st Class Certificate In
the Long Course of Gunnery or
Gunnery Staff Course prior to
1906, or have obtained the Certi¬
ficate of the Gunnery Staff Course
subsequent to 1905.
tia. Officers now serving who have
qualified as Interpreters in Mod¬
ern j^'oreign Languages.
tl3. Officers undergoing a course of
study in the Chinese, Japanese
or Russian Language.
14. Officers granted Local, Temporary,
or Honorary Rank.
15. Officers who have been selected for
Rewards.
XXIV.—1. Promotions, Ac, ga/.etted during
preceding month. (These sections
have been published separately.)
2. List of Deaths.
3. Soldiers' Balances Unclaimed.
Index (Active List and Reserve
Officers).
XXV.—I
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