| Section. | | Duties | 1 | | Sentries | 2 | | Patrols | 3 | | Alertness | 4 | | Stand to | 5 | | Arrangements in case of attack | 6 | | Machine guns | 7 | | Cooperation between artillery, etc | 8 | | Method of dealing with crater formed by mine explosion | 9 | | Reliefs | | | (a) Reconnaissance | 10 | | (b) Points to be noted by company commander | 10 | | (c) Guides | 10 | | (d)Smoking and talking | 10 | | (e) Rate of march to trenches | 10 | | (f) Procedure on arrival in trenches | 10 | | Wiring | 11 | | Organization of work on defenses | 12 | | Log books | 13 | | Undercutting trench sides | 14 | | Communications | 15 | | Ration parties from front trenches | 16 | | Firing at aeroplanes | 17 | | Rifles, equipment, and ammunition | 18 | | Precautions against gas attacks | 19 | | Action during enemy gas attack | 20 | | Action after enemy gas attack | 21 | | Action during gas shell bombardment | 22 | | Discipline with regard to carrying small box respirators | 23 | | Vermorel sprayers | 24 | | Sanitation | 25 | | Rations and cooking | 26 | | Care of grenades | 27 | | Steel helmets | 28 | | Issue of rum | 29 | | Chilled feet and frost bite | 30 |
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