The Organisation of the Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers ExplainedBrassey, Thomas Brassey, Earl
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The Organisation of the Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers Explained
Brassey, Thomas Brassey, Earl
Great Britain. Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers
52. Members of the Permanent Staff will be held responsible that they do
not allow themselves to be complimented, either directly or indirectly,
by presents or collective expressions of opinion from persons who are
serving or who have served in the Brigade to which they are attached.
[Sidenote: Volunteers to salute Superiors of all Services.]
53. Officers and men of the Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers, when in
uniform, are to pay the customary marks of respect to such Officers of
the Navy, Army, and Auxiliary Forces as are entitled to be saluted by
Officers and men of corresponding rank in their own Service.
[Sidenote: Officers to observe and enforce all Regulations.]
54. Every Officer and Petty Officer shall make himself acquainted with
and shall duly observe and obey, and as far as in him lies, enforce the
due execution of the "Royal Naval Artillery Volunteer Act, 1873," and
the Regulations for the "Royal Naval Artillery Volunteer Force,"
together with all Regulations, Instructions, and Orders, which may from
time to time be given or issued by the Admiralty, or by any Superior
Officer, and shall in all respects conform his conduct to the customs
and usages of Her Majesty's Naval Service.
[Sidenote: Discipline in Camp.]
55. When Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers are assembled with the Regular
Forces of the Army in Camp or for training, they will be under the
"Naval Discipline Act, 1866," in the same manner as if they were on
actual service, and will be placed under the immediate command of an
Officer of Her Majesty's Navy.
Camp rules will apply in all respects to the Royal Naval Artillery
Volunteers.
The Naval Volunteers must perform the Camp duties of fatigue, cooking,
&c.
[Sidenote: Case of misconduct when training to be reported.]
56. In case of grave misconduct of any of the Royal Naval Artillery
Volunteers whilst on board any of H.M. ships for the purpose of
training, the Officer in command of the ship will report the
circumstance to the Admiralty through the usual channel.
ASSEMBLIES OF THE FORCE.
[Sidenote: Conditions on which to meet under Arms.]
57. The Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers are not to assemble under arms
for any purpose unconnected with Parade, Drill, or Rifle practice,
except with the approval of the Admiralty.
[Sidenote: Brigaded with other Forces.]
58. The Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers may, when circumstances permit,
be brigaded with other Forces, the sanction of the Admiralty having been
previously obtained.
[Sidenote: Visiting Garrison or Camp.]
59. When any of the Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers desire to visit any
Garrison or Camp as a naval body, the permission of the Secretary at War
must first be obtained through the Admiralty.
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