The Royal Canadian Regiment
Standing Orders of
The Royal Canadian Regiment
1935
H.Q. 1 December 1935.
The following Orders are issued subject to the provisions of the King’s Regulations and Orders for the Canadian Militia, which it is their purpose to supplement in matters pertaining especially to The Royal Canadian Regiment.
Contents
- The Commanding Officer
- An Officer in Temporary Command
- The Second-in-Command
- Officers Commanding Stations
- Officers Commanding Companies
- Seconds-in-Command of Companies
- The Adjutant
- The Signalling Officer
- The Quartermaster
- Subaltern Officers
- Officers Generally
- Warrant Officers
- The Regimental Sergeant Major
- Orderly Room Clerks
- The Sergeant Cook
- The Sergeant-Tailor
- Non-Commissioned Officers Generally
- The Band
- Employed Men Generally
- Officers' Servants
- Married Soldiers
- Soldiers Generally
- Battalion Parades
- The Colours
- Passes
- The O'Leary Collection; Medals of The Royal Canadian Regiment.
- Researching Canadian Soldiers of the First World War
- Researching The Royal Canadian Regiment
- The RCR in the First World War
- Badges of The RCR
- The Senior Subaltern
- The Minute Book (blog)
- Rogue Papers
- Tactical Primers
- The Regimental Library
- Battle Honours
- Perpetuation of the CEF
- A Miscellany
- Quotes
- The Frontenac Times
- Site Map
QUICK LINKS
- The Senior Subaltern
- Staff Duties and the Young Officer
- How to Write Effective English
- Notes and Quotes - Staff Duties
- Advice to Officers (1782)
- Mess Rules of the Infantry School (1884)
- A Dozen Military Epigrams (1901)
- How The Loafer's Bred (1904)
- The Promotion and Examination of Army Officers (1904)
- A Few Tips for Officers, Before and After Joining (1906)
- Standing Orders of The RCR (1910)
- Standing Rules for Officers' Messes of The RCR (1913)
- The Young Officer's Guide to Knowledge (1915)
- The Duties of an Officer (1916)
- An Open Letter to the Very Young Officer (1917)
- Advice to a Young Officer (1917)
- Battalion Duties; Officers, NCOs, and Soldiers (1917)
- Pleasing Infantry Brigadiers (1917)
- Role and the Responsibilities of the CO in a Battalion Mess (1917)
- The RCR, "A" Company Standing Orders (1918)
- Some Staff Duties (1923)
- An Officer's Code (1925)
- Hints on Promotion Exams (1925)
- On Writing Appreciations (1926)
- The RCR; Rules for Officers' Messes (1927)
- Morale And Leadership (1929)
- RCSI Hints for Young Officers (1931)
- RCSI Notes on Drill (1931)
- The Study of War by Junior Officers (1932)
- Self-Training (1934)
- "The Problem of the First Ten Years" (1934)
- Standing Orders of The RCR; 1935)
- Customs of the Service (1939)
- Drill and Discipline (1939)
- Leaders Win Where Commanders Lose (1939)
- The Officer and Fighting Efficiency (1940)
- Officers' Mess (RCAF, 1940)
- The Duties of an Officer (1942)
- Comrades in Arms (1942)
- Example Standing Orders - Subalterns (1942)
- Hints for Newly Commissioned Officers (1943)
- Completed Staff Work (1943)
- FOLLOW-ship (1943)
- Hints for Junior Officers (1945)
- Officer-Like Qualities (1948)
- Military Writing (1948)
- An Analysis of the Sub-Unit Commander (1949)
- Leadership (1950)
- Neptune's Notes (undated, 1950s-60s)
- Thinking and Writing (1953)
- Examination Tactics (1953)
- Officers (1954)
- On Writing Examinations (1954)
- Customs of the Army (1956)
- 1st Bn, The RCR, Senior Subaltern (1956)
- Pigs Have Wings (1960)
- Leadership and Man Management (1960)
- Officers (1964)
- 1RCR - The Sergeants' Mess - "Tips" (1971)
- 2RCR Junior Officer's Handbook (1973)
- How to be a Successful Subaltern (1978)
- Foreword to the Infantry Journal, No. 8 (1979)
- Do You Appreciate the Finer Points of Life? (1980)
- The RCR Regimental Standing Orders - Senior Subaltern (1992)
- Infantry Company Command (2016)
- A Miscellany of Advice for Subalterns
- The Young Officer and the NCO - Quotes