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Our battalion : being some slight impressions of His Majesty's Auxiliary Forces, in camp and elsewhere (1902)

Raven-Hill, L. (Leonard), 1867-1942 · London : "Punch" Office · leaf 97

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BLANK ..CARTRIDGE 6 What the service would be without the Junior Subaltern the JuniorSubaltern cannot imaj^ine. r Do not anathematize the genius who formulates the Regulations. Heis quite right, if you could but understand him. Gun practice with obsolete weapons is instructive. One cannot knowtoo… … At Last! Private Jones having contrived to sit upon his bayonet, the various ambulances andbearer sections get a look in. 104—105 o Our gdttdlion. The expenses of the officers dress should be reduced wheneverpossible. Abolish ten shillings worth of lace, and substitute three buttonsat…

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