Note 352 — Chapter XII · THE END OF THE RUSSIAN WAR.
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The duties in the Karabelnaya district were composed of seven guards, amounting all told to 2 Captains, 4 Subalterns, 12 sergeants, 2 drummers, 12 corporals, and 249 privates.
At first the Brigade supplied 500 men daily for road-making; but later in the year these parties were frequently double that strength. It also furnished large fatigue-parties of several hundred men to bring up huts from Balaklava, wherein to lodge the troops.
Musketry was carried out with considerable energy during the winter months, and special orders on the subject were issued by the Commander of the Forces.