or the practice of training and voice commands. or simply cleaning and maintenance tasks. All these exercises seek to forge bonds of camaraderie between the soldiers and their officer and to prevent them from becoming idle during their encampment. The chapter describes very precisely the exercises, training and "simulations" battle that can be taught and practiced during these rest periods. There is also a list of voice command to teach soldiers and officers. Chapter VIII-On Military Punishments This section discusses the penalties that can be applied to soldiers and persons of higher rank. These punishments vary greatly depending on the wrongdoing ranging from the death penalty, punishment, corporal punishment, restitution or fine. Chapter IX-On Marching This section offers many instructions and tips to follow when moving an army into friendly or enemy territory. It mentions among other things that: the march protects the patrolled region against looting by the enemy, that the soldiers must be disciplined from the start so that they are organized in the event of an attack or that they do not go into rout if a wild beast is crossed and ultimately prevent them from pouncing on potential loot when walking. The chapter also gives several tips and precautions to take in order to prevent accidents or ambushes when the troop must pass through narrow places, passes, rivers or what to do in the absence of a guide. We also find the importance of using scouts and avoiding enemy ones. Chapter X-On Baggage Trains This chapter deals with the defense, organization of baggage and the following of an army and these must be protected and safe. The contrary would be very harmful for the soldier going into combat, he must have a serene mind as regards the safety of the non-combatants who follow them (servants, women and children): “[…] the fear of losing what 'we have more money, we only show up for combat with reluctance and trembling. ”. It is also a question of how the protected according to the situation and what type of baggage the soldier must bring according to the situation: long-term expedition, race in enemy territory or border defense. Chapter XI-On Camps This part gives advice on the correct setting up of a camp: the choice of the terrain (uncovered and far from a humid environment), avoid being close to a land that the enemy could use, dig a ditch around