Württemberg has 1 battalion (No. 13), and Bavaria has 2 regiments. [Sidenote: +Engineers.+] There remain yet the Engineers and the Train. [Illustration: Bavarian Officer of Lancers. (Aide-de-Camp.)] The officers of the corps of Engineers are divided into the Engineer Staff Corps (_i.e._, generals and field officers) and 4 “Engineer-Inspections” (captains and lieutenants). This is in the Prussian group. The Saxon, Württemberg, and Bavarian officers are not so divided. Engineer officers are employed either with the “fortification branch,” _i.e._, that branch which superintends the construction, repair, etc., of fortresses, or with the “Pioneers,” _i.e._, Field Engineers. There are in the German Army nineteen Pioneer battalions, distributed thus: 1 Guard battalion and 14 others (Nos. 1–11, 14–16), including 1 Baden battalion (No. 13), to Prussia. 1 battalion to Saxony (No. 12), 1 battalion to Württemberg (No. 18), and 2 battalions to Bavaria. Each battalion numbers 4 companies; of these the 1st is a Pontoon company, the 2nd and 3rd are Sapper companies: _i.e._, for sap-work, construction of siege-batteries, and field-works, etc.; and the 4th is a Mining company, for laying mines and subterranean galleries in siege-work. Besides these, there is a Railway Regiment of 4 battalions (including 1 Saxon and 1 Württemberg company), and 1 Bavarian Railway battalion of 2 companies, for the construction of military railways and railway-bridges. Included in the Railway Regiment are the Field-Telegraph and Balloon sections. [Sidenote: +Train.+] The “Train” (corresponding to our Army Service Corps) is for the transport of supplies, ammunition, and war-material of all sorts. The drivers and men of the corps are trained in peace-time in the Train battalions, and the wagons are stored in Train depôts. There are 19 Train battalions and 1 company, thus divided: 14 battalions, each of 2 to 3 companies, and a depôt (the Guard battalion, and Nos. 1–11, 15 and 16), in Prussia; one (No. 14), in Baden, and 1 Train company in Hesse; one (No. 12) in Saxony, one in Württemberg (No. 13), and 2 in Bavaria. To the depôt of each battalion belong: 5 provision sections, 3 medical detachments with field hospitals and bearers, 1 remount-depôt, 1 field bakery section, and 5 sections of transport. * * * * * [Sidenote: +Tactical Organisation.+] The above account gives a general résumé of the fighting force of Germany. It now remains to give the tactical organisation of the different branches of the Army.