 The part-time units originally had no camps of their own, their sub-units being divided amongst a number of drill halls, or attached to the regular complements of coastal artillery batteries.In addition to the military ("army") units that used the Camp, the Royal Marines (RM) detachment guarding the Dockyard occasionally trained there, as did RM detachments from ships in the dockyard.During the Great War, the Bermuda Militia Artillery (BMA) and the Bermuda Volunteer Rifle Corps (BVRC) were embodied in August 1914 to fulfill their wartime role on a full-time basis (the BMA, in fact, was already embodied for its annual camp).