تصحيحات للتقرير العسكري عن بلاد فارس، ١٩١١" [و‎‎٣‎٥] (١١٢/٧٦)

The present number of the old “ Sarbaz ”, etc., which now
(July 1914) form the “ garrison ” of Tehran are as follows :—
Officers and artillerymen (employed in looking 264
after the old and useless artillery in the
“ gun square ” etc.
Demavend Regiment, employed as guards, etc., 270
at residences.
Hamidan Regiment, employed as guards, etc., 112
at residences.
Bands .. .. .. .. .. 120
Commissariat, etc. .. .. .. jg
Guards of the Russian Consulate .. .. 41
Total .. 825
The following are the Guards at the Palace :—
Imperial Guards 192, Zarand Regiment 151, Bodyguard
104, total 447.
Pajrc 24:9 .—At the end of Chapter VI add the following :—
The British Navy has for over a century undertaken the
policing of the Persian Gulf, the suppression of piracy, and the
maintenance of lighting and buoying. In connection with
the Arms Traffic during 1908—14, there were usually four of His
Majesty’s ships and four or five armed launches in the Persian
Gulf or on the Mekran Coast.
Vagt 255 .—At the end of the fourth paragraph ending with
the words “ for extension ”, add the following :—
Russian Officers in 1913-14 paid frequent visits to Kalat-i-
Nadiri, and it was said they intended taking it over.