This chancellery is quite aware of how great the need and benefit is to have traces of the military actions of Her Imperial Majesty’s victorious army, consisting of march maps, and descriptions of crossings across the Uske, places, rivers, mountains, swamps, forests, located fortifications of camps and necessary passes, reconnaissance and encirclement of fortresses, ‘conducting an attack until the capture and liberating them. What everything in the Office of the Main Artillery and Fortification, as in the main government and storage facilities of the State fortification and weapons, not only for immortal glory and memory should be preserved, but also in future in the same places the weapons of Her Imperial Majesty's troops should act, was demanded by the need, despite such past origins it was possible to use the useful in favor, and one could beware of the useless, but with great regret and not without surprise, and from the report submitted to me on November 29 from Mr. General Engineer and Cavalier Hanibal, I could see that in the mentioned office, somehow she herself, at the request of his Mr. General Engineer, on November 15, announced supposedly the past Of the Turkish, Persian and Swedish wars, no descriptions or explanations were found, and no instructions were given to the Engineers about that, and there is nowhere to be found, and maps of at least not all those campaigns,
1) Attached to the file. former Com. about compiled! and military. charter and packed! before 1800
25 to 36 r yes, K. Nos. From 137 to 148 Stored in the Main Archive. Eng. Management.
As far as the archive could be found, the Mr. General Engineer to the Mnf but and T in the notes are insufficient, which shortcomings apparently arose from the negligence of this office! the engineers, at the suggestion of the former General Lieutenant von Lubras, from the fortification office, were given the opportunity to decide on the dachas of the TBM. The engineers were instructed how, under the Armed Forces, to enter into the keeping of journals and compositions of march karts, and why they should be used in the future, and for this reason it is necessary, first and foremost, for what is necessary to receive in the future known to be revered, and now the army of Her Imperial Majesty, in which the Engineer Mr. General Mayur Debosket with the Engineering and Mineral teams was sent, is preparing for military action, under which circumstances it is necessary to begin the above-mentioned principle and always, without omitting, zealously produce for which reason the Instructions were written from me and to him Mr. Engineer General Maoru with a warrant was sent with this exact kit, with this attached which, having examined this office, in fulfillment of this, only the necessary one has to repair the following.
So that from now on this Instruction will be carried out to this day by the offices in common with the Engineering General without the slightest omission! I was doing it for the sake of G. Engineer to the General and Cavalier Hanibal with her the order was sent from me and from the fortification to General Maor Ludwig to send such a treasure from the office! and also to the Engineer Colonel Demolin, as a member of the military commission appointed to write to the Engineering Board and the body of laws, is ordered to include this instruction in the regulations.
Those sent from now on to the Armed Forces of Engineers should be provided with instructions based on the above-mentioned Instructions, in addition to those depicted therein, during the war that sometimes follows with such peoples where steppe places are established, it should be added to the instructions with the command to send decent supplies to the primfr: was there enough water, grass, firewood, etc., and was it suitable? from it water and grass were used, and how in case of unfitness, and sometimes even a complete shortage of the army or some part of it was content with it, and how!
what needs she suffered and from what shortcomings arose and what was used out of disgust and with good success.
At the end of each campaign, collect from the engineers who were on the campaign all the instructions ordered by them without the slightest omission, and order the march maps and various plans submitted from them to be bound into one book, and from notes and journals to be made into proper compositions, and therefore bound into one book and making a detailed inventory of all this to be kept in the stationery Archive at the utmost care and order, and to determine the creation of worthy and reliable people, and for the best in that order and to the supervision of one of the clerical members.