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Staff Duties and the Young Officer
How to Write Effective English
Notes and Quotes - Staff Duties
Mess Dinners
The Officer and Fighting Efficiency (1940)
The Officers' Mess
Standing Rules for Officers' Mess of The RCR (1902)
Advice to Officers (1782)
The Young Officer's Guide to Knowledge (1915)
An Open Letter to the Very Young Officer (1917)
The RCR, "A" Company Standing Orders (1918)
An Officer's Code (1925)
RCSI Hints for Young Officers (1931)
RCSI Notes on Drill (1931)
Customs of the Service (1939)
Hints for Newly Commissioned Officers (1943)
Comrades in Arms (1942)
Hints for Junior Officers (1945)
Customs of the Army (1956)
How to be a Successful Subaltern (1978)
The RCR Regimental Standing Orders - Senior Subaltern (1992)
A Miscellany of Advice for Subalterns
The Young Officer and the NCO - Quotes
"In the Officers' Mess" by Alden Nowlan
Junior Officers Guide (c. 1960s)
1. A subaltern is an officer below the rank of Captain. The subaltern appointed unit Senior Subaltern will have status immediately following that of the junior Captain though he may not be the senior subaltern by virtue of time in rank. 2. The unit Senior Subaltern has many unwritten and unofficial duties, the principal of which is to act as a link between the subalterns and the commanding officer. He advises subalterns on matters of dress, deportment, military etiquette and Regimental customs, and he corrects minor faults without resorting to formal action. The Senior Subaltern will be guided on all matters by the unit Adjutant. 3. The Senior Subaltern is the only officer in the battalion authorized to conduct a 'Whistle Check' in the Mess. (Regimental Standing Orders for The Royal Canadian Regiment, article 404, 1992 Revision)