REVIEW OF ANY LARGER BODY OF TROOPS THAN A DIVISION. _Formed up to receive Inspecting Officer._ _3rd. Divn._ _2nd. Divn._ _1st. Divn._ CORPS TROOPS. _Royal Engineers_ _Brig R.F.A_. _Cavalry Regiment_ _Brig. R.H.A._ _Brig. 4·7. or 5._ _Supply Park._--_Supply Column._ _Field Hospital._--_Field Bakery._ _Ammunition Park._ _Intervals and Distances as required._] 3. _Bands_ will be massed in rear of the centre to play a Royal or other salute, and resume their positions in rear of their respective divisions as soon as the Royal personage, or reviewing officer, moves to the right of the line. 4. When the inspecting officer moves to the right of the line the general officer commanding, accompanied by his staff, will act as in S. =196= (3); general officers commanding divisions and brigades will remain in position in front of their commands. 5. _Order of march when passing down the line._--The order of march when passing down the line will be as follows, distances and intervals, as in (2):-- D.A.A. and Q.M.G. A.Q.M.G. A.A.G. G.O. IN CHARGE OF ADMINISTRATION. A.D.C. A.M.S. A.D.C. OFFICER, OFFICER, GENERAL STAFF. GENERAL STAFF. G.O.C. =199.= _A larger body of troops than a Division marching past._ 1. The troops will march past on the principles laid down for the division, and in such order as the general officer commanding may direct. Distances, one hundred paces between corps troops and divisions when in column or mass, two hundred paces between divisions when in line of quarter columns. Corps[11] troops will march past in column only. 2. The general officer commanding and his staff will march past at the head of the corps troops, thirty paces in front of the commander (or staff) of the leading unit, as laid down in S. =198= (5). 3. The general officer commanding will move out to the saluting point accompanied by his administrative general. General officers commanding divisions or brigades will not fall out. =200.= _Royal Review._ _Order of March._ 1. Detachment of Household or other cavalry, preceded by a staff officer. 2. The Sovereign’s led horses. 3. Aides-de-camp to the Inspector-General to the Forces. 4. Aides-de-camp to Princes of the Blood. 5. Equerries in waiting to Princes of the Blood. 6. Aides-de-camp to the Sovereign. 7. Equerries in waiting to the Sovereign. 8. Adjutant-general, quartermaster-general, master-general of the Ordnance. 9. Chief of the general staff. 10. Inspector-General to the Forces. 11. The Sovereign. 12. Princes of the Blood. 13. Gold Stick in waiting, Master of the Horse (if present). 14. Foreign general officers and Military Attaches of Foreign Powers.