The Russian Army and the Japanese War, Vol. 2 (of 2) / Being Historical and Critical Comments on the Military Policy and Power of Russia and on the Campaign in the Far East

by A. N. Kuropatkin

[3] [1903.—Ed.]

[4] Independent fire is difficult to control, and almost impossible to stop in action.

[5] [The Cross of St. George corresponds to our Victoria Cross, but is more easily won.—Ed.]

[6] [Russian regiments in Europe, as a rule, consist of four battalions. East Siberian Rifle regiments in the late war had three.—Ed.]

[7] [Liao-yang.—Ed.]

[8] [The Sha Ho.—Ed.]

[9] [Hsi-ping-kai, Kung-chu-ling, and Kuang-cheng-tzu.—Ed.]

[10] [1903.—Ed.]

[11] [See [next page].—Ed.]

[12] It was followed by the 2nd Infantry Division; 10th and 17th Army Corps; 5th Siberian Corps; 1st Army Corps, and 6th Siberian Corps.