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Mind Map by millie.moo96, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by millie.moo96
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Structure of the British Army; 1899
- 249,466 regulars.
- 78,000 regular reservists.
- 78,000 regular reservists.
- 60,000 - 70,000 stationed in India
- Another 60,000 across the Empire.
- Another 60,000 across the Empire.
- Militia of 65,000 which did training with the
regiment to which they were attached
- An extra 35,000 did extra training for an extra £1 per annum.
- An extra 35,000 did extra training for an extra £1 per annum.
- 230,000 enthusiastic but poorly trained volunteers who could not legally be
sent abroad.
- Tommy's
- Private officers serving in the British Infantry
- Came from poor working class backgrounds
- 3/4 a pound of meat and 1 pound of
bread per day
- Wore Kakhi instead of red
- Lee Enfield magazine rifle
- Private officers serving in the British Infantry
- Officer Corps
- Still taken from wealthy families
- private income was advisable
- Lots of paperwork
- Still taken from wealthy families
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