... tÄ, -ry no'Ä and lite them also have justified the motto -Ubique s by their their^«Jl GorL, Napier of Magdala, and Lord Kitchener-all officers of the corps rn* ...

... THE MARCH : A FIELD-KITCHEN WHICH GOES. y gop —[Drawn by Ftrdr'ric Je Haemn.] The Russian army on duty in the field is accompanied by a very excellent service of field-kitchens, the invention of a Russian cavalry officer. Each kitchen, with its wheels, ...

... REPRESENTING A DYNASTY OF FAMOUS FIGHTERS : THE KING'S OWN INDIAN REGIMENTS. It was on August 20 that Lord Kitchener first announced that the Government have decided that our Army in France shall be increased by two divisions and a cavalry division ...

... next year celebrate their centenary of service under the British flag. Earl Roberts is Colonel of the 5th Gurkhas ; Earl Kitchener Colonel of the 7th ; General Sir Beauchamp Duff, the Commander-in-Chief in India, Colonel of the 9th. There is no better ...

... WHY NOT TEACH KITCHENER'S ARMY THIS DURING EVENINGS AT THE TRAINING CENTRES? PLAYING THE WAR-GAME, BELLUM. iiibh i Never was it more opportune that such a revival as that of the war-game shown should be instituted, c specially as it is desired to keep ...

... KITCHENER AT WORK : THE SECRETARY FOR WAR RECEIVING THE LATE LORD ROBERTS IN HIS ROOM AT THE WAR OFFICE. The British Secretary of State for War commands that universal respect and inspires that universal confidence which none but big men achieve. ...

... Admiral-of-the-Fleet Lord Fisher, First Sea Lord, in consultation, forms an interesting companion-picture to that of Lord Kitchener and Lord Roberts, on the opposite page. In our last issue we gave a double-page drawing of Mr. Churchill's room at the Admiralty ...

... ruthless German invasion, the artillery has played no inconsiderable part. In his last speech in the House of Lords, Earl Kitchener paid a fine tribute to the forces of our long-suffering Ally. The gallant Belgian Army, he said, held the line from ...

... g y g HOT SOUP FOR PIOU-PIOU : FRENCH SOLDIERS ON FATIGUE DUTY CARRYING RATIONS TO THE TRENCHES FROM KITCHENS IN THE REAR. Í From /Ai Drawing by Georges Scott. ...

... HOW IT WORKS : THE. COOKING OF FOOD FOR AN ARMY IN THE FIELD—VARIOUS TYPES OF OVENS AND KITCHENS. The fact that an Army fights on its stomach is nowhere better realised than in the British Army. As explained in the article opposite, Figs. 2, 3 and 4 above ...

... trenches—bayoneting, it is alleged, all Frenchmen they found not dead. According i to Dr. J. S. Haldane's report to Lord Kitchener after investigation on the spot : The symptoms and other facts so far ascertained point to the use by the German troops ...

... enemy illustrations This drawing, a interest (or of the first) enemy illustrations of their poison-gas in action. Lord Kitchener, it will be recalled, said recently on the subject in the House of Lords : In order to succeed in this attack the enemy ...