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This notice details standing orders for the Victorian Volunteer Force, covering firing procedures, dismissal of troops, battalion formations for parade, saluting protocols, and regulations regarding the wearing of badges like the cross-muskets.
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Order Date15th November, 1865
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 55, 11 May 1866.
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