The Articles of War are a set of regulations drawn up to govern the conduct of a country's military and naval forces. United Kingdom · Royal Navy · British Army · United States

The Articles of War on board a Royal Navy ship matched the gravity of holy writ. It served as the law practiced upon His Majesty's Ships. The Articles were ...

1448 BRITISH ARTICLES OF WAR OF 1765,IN FORCE AT THE BEGIN-. NING OF OUR REVOLUTIONARY WAR. RULES AND ARTICLES FOR THE BETTER GOVEBWMENT OF OUR HORSE 4ND FOOT ...

The disciplinary code for the Royal Navy. They were first issued in 1653 and were based on the ancient sea Laws of Oleron in which maritime crimes and ...

The Articles of War for the Royal Navy were first formalised in an Act of Parliament passed in 1661, soon after the restoration of Charles II (although based ...

The Articles of War was enacted on June 4, 1920 and remained in effect through World War II until the Uniform Code of Military Justice came into effect in 1951.

ARTICLES or WAR. Public Worship. 1. All Officers in Command of Her Majesty's Ships of War shall cause the Public Worship of Almighty God according to the ...

Оценка 4,8 (4) · 72,99 $ This short book is essentially just a listing of the three "Articles of War" which were Acts of Parliament relating to service in the Royal navy. It ...

PART IArticles of war. Public worship. 1Public worship to be performed. All officers in command of Her Majesty's ships shall cause public worship of Almighty ...

The preamble to the 1866 Naval Discipline Act, which incorporates the Articles of War reads: “The Navy whereon, under the good Providence of God, the wealth, ...