'Treaty of Peace with Turkey. Signed at Sévres, August 10, 1920. [With Maps.]' [‎32v] (44/112)

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TABLE 1.— Composition of the Sultan’s Bodyguard.
Units.
Maximum strength.
Remarks.
Staff
Infantry
Cavalry
Administrative services
Total
100 (’*)
) Officers and
%
700
(') Included in this establishment are
(a) The staff of the Sultan’s Bodyguard ;
(5) General officers, officers of all ranks
and all arms, as well as military officials
attached to the Sultan’s military house
hold.
TABLE II.— Strength of the various Arms and Services entering into
the Composition of the Special Elements for Reinforcement.
Units.
Maximum Establishment.
Staff (Command, officers, and personnel)
Infantry ... ...
Artillery '
Cavalry ... ...
Pioneers and technical troops
Technical and general services ...
Total
100
8,200 i
2.500 /
700 V Officers and men ,
2,000 1
1.500 ’
I5,OU0
TABLE III.— Maximum authorised Armaments and Munition Supplies.
Quantity for 1,000 men. (*)
Quantity of Ammunition per
Weapon (rifle or gun).
Material.
Sultan’s
Body
guard.
Legions.
Special
elements
for reinforce
ment.
Sultan’s
Body
guard.
Legions.
Special
elements
for reinforce
ment.
Rifles or carbines (*) ...
1,150
1,150
1,150
1,000
1,000
1,000
Revolvers
j 1 revolver per officer and per i
< mounted non-commissioned
100 rounds per
revolver.
Machine guns, heavy or light
( officer
15
10
)
15
50,000
100,000
100,000
Mountain gnns ( 3 )
—
—
5 ( 4 )
1,500
(’) Including increase for replacement. (*) Automatic rifles and carbines are counted as light
machine guns. (*) No field gun or heavy gun is authorised. ( 4 ) One battery of 4 guns + 1 spare
gun, a total of 15 batteries.
SECTION II.
NAVAL CLAUSES.
Article 181.
From the coming into force of the present Treaty all warships interned in Turkish
ports in accordance with the Armistice of October 30, 1918, are declared to be finally
surrendered to the Principal Allied Powers.
Turkey will, however, retain the right to maintain along her coasts for police and
fishery duties a number of vessels which shall not exceed :
7 sloops,
6 torpedo boats.