He is also responsible that the condenser is in position before water boils. No. 4 takes ammunition from limber to No. 3 when a further supply is required. Takes condenser complete, and half filled with water to No. 3. No. 5—Scout. Acts as ordered by section officer. No. 6—Range taker. Takes ranges and prepares range cards. The other No. 6, is a spare man and acts according to orders from his officer. Drivers. Remain with wagons and must act on signal from the officer. They should be taught to fill belts by hand or machine and to act as ammunition carriers. SECTION DRILL (WITH TRANSPORT). Drill with Limbered Wagons. The detachment will be formed up in two ranks six paces in rear of the wagon, facing outwards. On the command or signal “Action,” the driver dismounts and stands to his horses. The sergeant and Nos. 5 and 6 double out to the section officer. The corporal lowers the tail-board and superintends the unpacking. The remaining numbers ground arms on the word of command of the senior number, and fall out to the wagon to perform the duties detailed above. The corporal selects a suitable covered position for the limbered wagon, if necessary. On the command or signal “Dismount guns,” the procedure for unpacking is reversed, and when completed, detachments fall in and take up arms by word of command. Drill with Pack Transport. Normally mules will be led by Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 7 and 8. On the command “Prepare for action,” Nos. 2, 3, 7 and 8 will link their mules to those immediately in front of them. Nos. 7 and 8 will lead Nos. 1 and 4 mules. Nos. 1 and 2 will march on the tripod and gun sides respectively of No. 1 mule and loosen straps. Nos. 3 and 4 will march on either side of No. 2 mule. On the command or signal “Action,” No. 1 will off-load the tripod and No. 2 the gun; No. 3 will off-load the leading ammunition animal. The corporal will select a suitable covered position for the pack animals. The other duties of the various numbers are as on pages . On the command or signal “Stand to,” Nos. 1, 2 and 3 will reverse the actions of off-loading. The detachment will then form up for marching. SECTION DRILL (WITHOUT TRANSPORT). Guns, tripods and ammunition boxes will be placed on the ground, muzzles to the front and in line, legs to rear, straps round rear legs buckled, clamps sufficiently tight to prevent legs from hanging loose when tripod is lifted. Traversing clamp sufficiently loose to enable gun to be deflected by a sharp tap with the hand on rear crosspiece, guns on right and not closer to each other than eight paces, ammunition boxes three paces in rear. =Fall in.=—Detachment for the two guns will “fall in” in two ranks, five paces in front of the interval between guns, sergeant on left of front rank, corporal covering him in rear. Front rank will be right gun detachment. Rear rank will be left gun detachment. =Number.=—As in squad drill.