New Zealand Gazette – 1937 – No. 12

Page 467

✨ Military Regulations



Feb. 25.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 467

Article 109: Cancel, and substitute:—

  1. Enrolment on Discharge from Seagoing Forces.—Men who, on completion of their engagements in the seagoing forces, do not desire to re-engage therein, should, if recommended for enrolment, be encouraged to join Class A of the Active Reserve, if eligible. Those who elect to join the Active Reserve will be required to make application on form N.Z.D. R. 2A (see Navy Order No. 566), as in the case of other candidates, the application form—completed except for the certificate of enrolment—being forwarded to the Registrar as in the case of other candidates. Provided vacancies exist, the Registrar will complete the enrolment and issue a certificate of service in the Reserve and a copy of the regulations. All such cases of provisional enrolment should be included in the return to be forwarded by Article 88.

Article 110: Cancel, and substitute:—

  1. Enrolment in Class A (Inactive Reserve).—A rating who is required to enrol in Class A (Inactive Reserve) should, before discharge, be informed by an officer that he is required to report himself in writing annually on the 1st January to the Registrar, furnishing his full address and stating the occupation he is following in civil life, and to notify any changes in his address as they occur.

Appendix III.

SYLLABUS OF TRAINING: CLASS D RATINGS.

IV. SIGNALS.

(5) Cancel “Fleet Work” and “Coding,” and substitute:—

Fleet Work.

Use of distinguishing signals.
Manœuvring signals (forming and disposing, stationing signals, disposition signals, and formation signals).
Raising steam.
Distance apart of columns and ships in column.
Guide of the fleet.
Man overboard in time of war.
Man overboard in time of peace.
Signals to be displayed by vessels hunting submarines.
Signals to be displayed when working cables.
Signals to be displayed when towing sweeps.
Signals to be displayed by an auxiliary vessel when on patrol.
Reports on sighting enemy submarines.
Reference positions.

Coding.

Practical coding: A.V.S.B., self-evident code, boats’ signal-book.
Drafting and despatch of messages.
Use of Notwt and Personal.
Negative reports.
Practical coding: Auxiliary code.

V. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.

(5) Cancel “Procedure,” and substitute:—

Procedure.

Full, abbreviated, manœuvring, commercial, and W/T guard work.

C. A. JEFFERY,
Clerk of the Executive Council.



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🛡️ Regulations for the Royal Naval Reserve (New Zealand Division) (Men) (continued from previous page)

🛡️ Defence & Military
Royal Naval Reserve, Training, Advancement, Medals, Regulations
  • C. A. Jeffery, Clerk of the Executive Council