=XIV. THE INFANTRY COMBAT ACCORDING TO VARIOUS DRILL REGULATIONS= 448 The Austrian Drill Regulations of 1903 448 The Italian Drill Regulations of 1903 and 1906 451 The French Drill Regulations of 1904 453 The British Drill Regulations of 1905 459 The Japanese Drill Regulations of 1907 463 The Russian Drill Regulations of 1907 466 The Swiss Drill Regulations of 1908 466 =XV. THE EXPENDITURE AND SUPPLY OF AMMUNITION= 468 =1. Historical Sketch= 468 Table showing ammunition supply of the various armies of the world 475 =2. Regulations Governing the Supply of Ammunition in Armies= 476 Germany 476 Austria 479 Russia 480 France 480 England 482 Italy 483 =3. What Deductions May Be Made From the Regulations of the Various Armies= 483 =INDEX= 487 =INDEX OF EXAMPLES FROM MILITARY HISTORY= 527 ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS TRANSLATION. C. D. R. = Cavalry Drill Regulations. F. A. D. R. = Field Artillery Drill Regulations. F. A. F. R. = Field Artillery Firing Regulations. F. S. R. = Field Service Regulations. Gen. St. W. (_Generalstabswerk_) = German General Staff account of the Franco-German War (unless otherwise indicated). I. D. R. = Infantry Drill Regulations. I. F. R. = Infantry Firing Regulations. g. = gram = 15,432 troy grains. kg. = kilogram = 1000 g. = 2.2 lbs. kgm. = a unit of work accomplished in raising a kilogram through a meter against the force of gravity. m. = meter = 39.37 in. km. = kilometer = 1000 m. or ⁵⁄₈ mile. x = pace. INTRODUCTION. 1. WAR.