Instructor of musketry explained

In the British Army, the Instructor of Musketry was a position within infantry battalions that existed from 1857 until 1883, with the position being held by a single officer from two to five years. In 1887 the position was brought back into use, with the new name of 'Assistant Adjutant'.[1]

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Instructors of Musketry Royal Irish - Virtual Military Gallery. 2020-06-29. royal-irish.org.