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The Royal Engineers Journal THE ROYAL ENGINEERS JOURNAL. Vol. IX. No. 6. d JUNE, 1909. CONTENTS. 1. Staff Rides and Manceuvres. By Lieut.-Col. H. S. JEUDWINE, R.A. (Wilh Photos) 417 2. A Graphic Method for Calculating Field Suspension Bridges. By Capt. C. E. P. SANKEY, R.E. ... ... ... .. 433 3. Unstable Territorials of Imperial Rome, Circa 200 B.C.-100 A.D. By Col. O. E. RUCK, late R.E. ... .... 437 4 Progress in the Manufacture. Testing, and Employment of Portland Cement. By J. G. BAXTER, Esq., F.C.S. ..... .. ... 439 5. The R.E. Headquarter Mess (continued). By Lt.-Col. B. R. WARD, R.E ... 455 6. Memoirs:-Lieut.-General Sir Richard Hieram Sankey, K.c.B. By ' H.M.V.' ... 461 Major Percy Braybrook Molesworth, R.E. By Capt. P. ROBINSON- EMBURY, late R.E. ... ... ... ... ... 475 7. Transcript:-The Training of the 7th Engineer Regiment of the French Army. (Translated from the Memorial de Ingenieros by 'M.') ... ... 477 8. Reviews:-The Li/e of Major-GentralSir john Ardagh. By SUSAN, COUNTESS OF MALMESBURY (LADY ARDAGH) ... ... ... ... 481 The Historical Records of the Fifth (Royal Irish) Lancers. By Major W. T. WILLCOX, 3rd Hussars, late Captain, 5th Lancers. (Lieut.-Col. B. R. WARD, R.E.) .. .... ...... 486 Sanitary Engineering. By MOORE & SILCOCK. (Lieut.-Col. J. WINN, late R.E.) ... ... ... .. .. 487 PracticalArabic Grammar ... .. ... .. 488 9. Notices of Magazines ... ... .... ..... 489 10. Correspondence:-Railway Signalling. By Lieuts. G. C. V. FENTON and W. G. TYRRELL, R.E. ........ ... .. .. 494 INSTITUTION OF RE OFFICE COPY DO NOT REMOVE s~.______,___ _ ....... __ -. I THEOMODERN ROOFING MATERIAL, "ETERN IT." S <S Weight, 22 bs. Laid. G. R. SPEAKER & CO., Engineers & Contractors to H.M. Government, 29, MINCING LANE, E.C. WIRE-" TRASHEET." 'PHONE-CENTRAL 13174. a, - j- HAWKES & CO., LTD., TAILORS AND MILITARY OUTFITTERS, CAP AND ACCOUTREMENT MANUFACTURERS, I4, PICCADILLY, LONDON. Patroniucd by many Officers of the Royal Engincgrs. 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A GRAPHIC METIIOD FOR CALCULATING FIELD SUSPENSIO.N BRIDGES. 1By Capt. C. E. P. Sankey, R.E. .. .... .. ... .. 433 3. UNSTABLE TERRITORIAI.S OF IMPERIAL ROMIE, CIRCA 200 B.C.-100 A.D. By Col. O. E. Ruck, late R. E. ...... .. ... ... ... ... ... 437 4 PROGRESS IN TIIE -MNUFACTURE, TESTING, AND EMPI.OYXMENr OF PORTLAND CEMENT. By J. G. Baxter, Esq., F.c.s....... ... ... ... ... 439 5. THE R.E. IIEA,DQUARTER MESS (contitued). By Lt -Col. B R. Ward, R.E ... 455 6. MEMOIRS:- Lieut.-General Sir Richard Hieram Sankey, K.C.B. By 'H.M.V.' ...... 461 Major Pelcy Braybrook Molcsworth, R.E. By Capt. P. Robinson-Embury, late R.. ... ...... ... ... ... ... .... ... 475 7. TRANSCRIPT:- The Training of the 7th Engineer Regiment of the French Army. (Translated fromn the Mlemorial de In.entieios by ' M.') ... .. .. .... 477 S. IREVIEWS :- The Lije of Afajor-General Sir 7ohn Arda.,h. By Susan, Countess of Malmesbury (Lady Ardagh) ... .. .. ... 4SI The HistoricalRecords of the Fifth (Royal Irish) Lancers. By Major W. T. Willcox, 3rd Ilussars, late Captain, 5th Lancers. (Lt.-Col. B. R. Ward, R.E.) .. ... ........... ................ ... 486 Sanitazi'y Engineering. By Moore & Silcock. (Lt.-Col. J. Winn, late R.E.) 487 PraclicalArabic Granmmar.. ... ...... ....... 48S 9 NOTICES OF MAGAZINES:- yournzal des Sciences .,lilitaires. By Lieut. II. L. Woodhouse, R.E. ... 489 Le bulletint. By ' E.R.' ............ ... ...... 490 Alifitirische Presse. By Capt. R. Walker, R. E. ............ 491 Aevue du Genie Militaire. By Capt. J. E. E. Craster, R.E ........ 493 10. CORRESPONDENCE:- Railway Signalling. By Lieuts. G. C. V. Fenton and W. G. Tyrrell, R.E.... 494 ,lithors alone are responsible for the stalemennts nmade and the opinions expresscd in their papers. STAFF RIDES AND MANOEUVRES 1909.] 417 STAFF RIDES AND MIAATEUVRES. A Lecltre gbiven at the S..71E. on 71h Yanuary, 1909, by LIEUT.-COLONEL H. S. JEUDWINE, R.A. THE regulations regarding staff rides and manceuvres which at present are to be found in Chapter VII. of Combined Training are undergoing revision, and will shortly be republished, with additions and amendments, in the shape of a separate manual, entitled Training and illanceuvre Regutlations. In this volume the designation " Staff Ride " is altered to " Staff Tour," and " Regimental Tours " are called "Regimental Exercises." I propose therefore to refer to them under the new nomenclature. Staff tours and manceuvres, as means of training officers, are com- plementary to each other. Each has its peculiar advantages and limitations. The opportunities which the one presents are not always to be found in the other, and at the same time different drawbacks attach to each. In a staff tour it is possible to present exercises in strategy and in grand tactics, involving the handling of large forces and their move- ment and disposal over a wide area. The bulk of the administrative work which, in the case of actual forces, would be necessitated
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