(b) (Staff Duties) War Organizations and Establishments Liason between G.S.

(a) and Administrative Services.
Adjutant General (Personnel, Discipline, etc.) Quartermaster General (Transport and Supply, etc.) ATTACHED TO GENERAL HEADQUARTERS.
(BUT NOT STAFF OFFICERS.) | -- -------------------------------------------------- | | | Artillery Adviser Engineer-in-Chief.

Inspector of (Advises Chief of Advises as in case of Training.
General Stall on Artillery.
Artillery matters and operations).
| Advises Administrative Departments as necessary.
N.B .-- The Inspector of Training works in consultation with the Chief of the General Staff.
It will be seen that whilst at the War Office the liaison between the General Staff and the administrative side was maintained by a Deputy Chief of the General Staff, in the organization in the field the same function was performed by the Staff Officer known as G.S.

(b).
It will also be seen that neither at General Headquarters nor in the case of an Army command does the Chief of the General Staff exercise control over the administrative side.
After some discussion the Admiralty organizations shown in the Tables A and B on page 20 (below) were adopted, and I guarded as far as possible against the objection to keeping the Plans Division separate from the Operations Division by the issue of detailed orders as to the conduct of the business of the Staff, in which directions were given that the Director of the Plans Division should be in close touch with the Director of the Operations Division before submitting any proposals to the Deputy Chief of Naval Staff or myself.
During the remainder of my service at the Admiralty the organization remained as shown in Tables A and B on p.

20 below.