SMALL-ARM AMMUNITION
ROUNDS PER RIFLE
| On the man | 150 |
| Regimental Reserve | 100 |
| Brigade Ammunition Column | 100 |
| Divisional Column | 100 |
ROUNDS PER MACHINE GUN
Ammunition for Machine Guns with Infantry is allotted as follows: With each gun, 3,500 rounds; in Regimental Reserve, 8,000; in Brigade Ammunition Column, 10,000; in Divisional Ammunition Column, 10,000. Guns with Cavalry have the same, except twice as much in Regimental Reserve.
4. ENGINEERS
Engineers are allotted to the larger formations of all Arms in the field, to carry out the varied work required with the troops at the front, as described in [Chapter II.]
In foreign armies they are organized in Companies belonging to the Engineer Battalion of the Army Corps, and one Company is allotted to each Division, and one to the Corps Troops. Its strength is that of the Infantry Company (250 men), under a Captain, with three or four officers. In order that its tools and stores shall accompany it and be at hand for work, each Company has transport allotted to it from the “Train Battalion” of the Army Corps. The Cavalry Division has generally some Engineers, who are mounted or carried on wagons, so as to keep up with the Division.
A reserve of tools and equipment for the Companies is carried by a column of wagons called the Army Corps Engineer Park.