For some years past it has been! Jevident that more unification of the work of the Volunteers was greatly needed. As matters stood, each Unit was self-contained and opportunities for combined training were few. These opportunities, however, were Jeagerly seized by the Officers Commanding Units who were never slow ju acknowledging the benefit they derived from camps, Corps parades fand field manceuvres. Officers and men alike were al The building of the new hutted Camp at the Rifle Range supplies long-felt want for here can be cal ried out Camps of Instruction for Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers in addition to the usual Unit Camps.
On Sunday afternoon, such Camp was opened and had attendance that cannot fail to make the thing © success. Owing to the unfinished condition of the huts, advantage could not be taken of its fall accommodation so that this {initial elsas has had to be curtailed fs regards numbers. The organization provides for not less than 80 Officers and N.C.O's who are being drilled and taught by the Commandant and the members of the permanent Staff. The members of the classes attend for the nonbusiness hours of five days for intensive training. The hours of da: light before breakfast are devoted 0 exercises for the training of section leaders in weapon training in judging distance, in range find and in compass reading. After fderk, classes meet for lectures on {the technical and theoretical details Jof their work-and for practice in working out -problems on the sand models and plaster models of typical reas. It wil! then be seen that sexy few, i any, of the members The Late John Harris
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