Note 329 — Chapter XLVIII · 1897–90—ADJUTANT-GENERAL
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Letter from Major-General Sir George Marshall, K.C.B., general officer commanding the Artillery:—
“I thank you very sincerely for all the assistance you have given us in so promptly supplying all our heavy demands in the Artillery, in men and horses, since we came out. I can assure you that the feeling of Gunners is one of amazement and admiration at such a large force of Field Artillery being sent out so efficiently and promptly. We owe you much for all you did to make us Shoot, and improving our Tactical efficiency, and now when we succeed we give you the praise and gratitude.”