ملف ٥٢٥٧\١٩١٩ "بلاد فارس: اللجنة العسكرية" [ظ‎‎٧‎٠] (٥٣٤/١٤٥)

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For the above it is considered that when the fuUscheme as recommended
Chapter is in force, the following would be needed .
50 one-ton lorries.
75 touring cars.
75 motor ambulances.
100 Ford vans.
75 motor cycles with side cars.
A central depot and workshop would be needed m Tehran and smaller
shops at the headquarters of each area.
in this
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work-
Distnbution
221. The numbers recommended in the preceding paragraph are based on the
Area.
Northern
North-Western
W estern
South-Western
Southern
South-Eastern
Eastern
Totals
Source of Supply of Personnel.
222. It is recommended that officers and n.c.os. for all organised transport,
whether animal or mechanical, be obtained by volunteers from the ranks of the army
in the same way as recommended for the Works, Supply, &c., services. Courses for
intending applicants being held at suitable centres.
General.
(xiii.) System of Recruitment.
223. The system of recruitment now in force in Persia known as tk
bonicheh 5 is based on conditions which existed many years ago and is now onto!
date, pressing hardly on some while it exempts others entirely. New legislation is
required to put in force a system, of recruitment which will be fair to all classes of
the population and be more in keeping with the military needs of the country.
Adaptation of the Bonicheh System.
224. Until a new law of recruitment can be passed the Commission recommend
at t ie existing bonicheh law be made use of to provide the recruits needed for the
formation of the new army. The numbers which the bonicheh law at present provides
are more tnu.n snmmenf frvr fEo An ^ x
aie more than sufficient for the needs of the proposed new army. The Commission
consider that certain modifipafinna r,n +v>^ m 'a'- i i
^ . r.~ ; ——new ctimy. xne auimiuso
consider that certain modifications of the existing law are essential before it can
made use of even as a temporary measure. These modifications are
(a.) The abolition of the existing “ Sahib mansabha-i-mahalli ” (territorial
o cers). e functions performed by them should be performed by a
* small recruiting commission to be appointed in each area. Such territorial
officers now existing who are suitable might be commissioned in the new
the others dls charged or pensioned
(b.) The period of service in the active~amy should be extended to four years and
tnat m the reserve limited to eight years. J
(c.) Mawajib-i-mahalli ), khanewareh, and pedaraneh should
(d.) Traveningallo^nce to recruits from their Homes to the locality where they
he Un^ -UllA ma khar] } shoulcl be P aid U State and not by
T 1
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service
wh
i
One-ton
Lorries.
Ford
Vans.
Motor
Ambulances.
Motor
Cycles.
Touring
Cars.
50
49
21
32
32
8
8
8
8
8
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8
8
3
8
3
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8
8
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14
8
8
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from the ^
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tion over J
age. The
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required 1
registered
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the milit
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