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... but, even allowing this to be the case, there is no reason to conclude that the travelling kitchen will not be adaptable to other conditions. If travelling kitchens are not used the transport for cooking pots and rations will still have to be provided, the ...
... THE KITCHENER FUND. THE subscriptions received 'by the Lord Mayor for the Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund in aid of disabled officers and men now exceed £235,000. The officers and cadets of No. it Officer Cadet Battalion have sent L 34 7s. 6d. A ...
... LORD KITCHENER THAT GREAT SOLDIER AND ORGANIZER WHO ...
... LORD KITCHENER. L ORD Kitchener, accompanied by his staff, was on his way to Russia in H.M.S. Hampshire, on the sth inst., when the vessel struck a mine, about 8 p.m., and sank within ten minutes off the Orkneys. It was reported that four boats were seen ...
... Kitchener's Army. A very noticeable departure in the appointment of officers to the command of the new units of Lord Kitchener's army is the somewhat extended scale upon which the services of so many active and retired commanding officers of the Special ...
... KITCHENER COLLEGE. PRlNCEAlexander of Teck has received the following among other letters in support of the scheme for endowing the Imperial Service College, Windsor, as a memorial of Lord Kitchener. Sir John Jellicoe wrote : I earnestly trust that ...
... LORD KITCHENER THAT GREAT SOLDIER AND ORGANIZER WHO ...
... LORD KITCHENER. No. 1 , ',',. ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S MEDAL RIBBONS. CAPTAIN Sir George Arthur has presented to the Royal United Service Institute Museum a set of medal ribbons worn by the late Lord Kitchener, which were taken from one of his undress coats at the time of his death. They ...
... Lord Kitchener's Advice to the Soldier. The following instructions have been issued by Lord Kitchener to every soldier in the Expeditionary Army, to be kept in his Active Service Pay Book : You are ordered abroad as a soldier of the King to help our ...
... happened that Lord Kitchener had feared : the responsibility of the Commander-in-Chief was undermined by political influences. Here was one of the chief causes of our failure in Mesopotamia, not, as Lord Cromer seems to think, that Lord Kitchener was wrong and ...
... A NEW CAMPAIGN KITCHEN THE Precurseur gives the following description of a new addition to camp equipage, which is now being tried in several of the camps near Paris :— It is an artillery wagon drawn by one horse and driven by a soldier of the Military ...