B. The commanding officer of each unit is responsible for sanitation in his sector. He will make frequent inspections of latrines, refuse pits and trenches to ascertain that no unsanitary conditions exist.
C. Latrines will be constructed in the trenches, excreta kept covered at all times and such disinfectants as may be provided will be used at regular intervals. When filled within eighteen inches of the top, pits will be filled with earth and labeled.
D. Urinal cans will be provided and men required to use these cans and contents will be emptied as often as necessary into deep pits at least one hundred yards from the trenches. Empty tin cans, particles of food and other refuse will be collected in receptacles kept in the trenches for that purpose and carried to the rear and buried in pits. This is usually done at night.
Emergency Dumps for Companies (Material).
1. Any large shell crater will do for these or holes can be dug 10' x 10' x 5' deep.
Contents Of Dump.
| 10 | rolls barbed wire. |
| 8 | coils French accordion wire. |
| 30 | long screw stakes. |
| 50 | short screw stakes. |
| 4 | prepared wire blocks (gooseberries). |
Stores For Company.
| 100 | very flares. |
| 6 | S.O.S. rockets. |
| 2 | verminal sprayers. |
| 1 | strombos horn. (gas alarm) |
| rubber boots. | |
| periscopes. | |
| 200 | revolver ammunition. |
| 1 | log book. |
| 1 | set maps. |
| 1 | set air photos. |
| 1 | defense scheme. |
2. These are taken over and signed for. Each dugout must have a gas blanket and some form of gas alarm (usually empty shell case.)