An army contigent of 616members is to march behind an army band of 32 mebers inaparade.the two group are to march in the same number of columns. what is the maximum number of columns in which they can march

Looks like a 1931, But you decide..

1950
OFFICERS MODEL SPECIAL 1931
POLICE POSITIVE .38 1931
BANKERS SPECIAL 1929
SINGLE ACTION ARMY & BISLEY REVOLVERS 1928
POLICE POSITIVE SPECIAL & DETECTIVE SPECIAL 1926
1908 HAMMERLESS .25 1920
1903 HAMMERLESS .32 1918
MODEL 1911 MILITARY 1913
ARMY SPECIAL & OFFICERS MODEL

1950
OFFICERS MODEL SPECIAL 1929
POLICE POSITIVE .38 1922
POLICE POSITIVE SPECIAL & DETECTIVE SPECIAL 1920
NEW SERVICE & SHOOTING MASTER & 1917 1920
1908 HAMMERLESS .25 1918
MODEL 1911 MILITARY 1917
1903 HAMMERLESS .32 1906
"NEW ARMY & NAVY MODELS 1892,94,95,96,1901 & 03" 1905
SINGLE ACTION ARMY & BISLEY REVOLVERS 1864
1849 POCKET (.36 CALIBER)

Let's start by setting up the binary columns.
2^0 = 1
2^1 = 2
2^2 = 4
2^3 = 8
2^4 = 16
2^5 = 32
2^6 = 64
2^7 = 128

Written horizontally.

128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
What is the biggest number that goes into 127. 64. Put 1 in the 64s column. 127 - 64 = 63.
What is the biggest number that goes into 63. 32. Put 1 in the 32s column. 63 - 32 = 31.
What is the biggest number that goes into 31. 16. Put 1 in the 16s column. 32 - 16 = 15.
What is the biggest number that goes into 15. 8. Put 1 in the 8s column. 15 - 8 = 7.
What is the biggest number that goes into 7. 4. Put 1 in the 4s column. 7 - 4 = 3.
What is the biggest number that goes into 3. 2. Put 1 in the 2s column. 3 - 2 = 1.
Put a 1 in the 1s column.

So we have 1111111 in binary.

Good luck.

Paul

LEST WE FORGET

Sometimes when the bands are playing

And the uniforms march by,

You will see a seaman watching

With a wistful looking eye.

And you know just what he\'s thinking

As he hears the cheering crowd

As the soldiers and the sailors

Swing along, erect and proud.

He is thinking that his country

Saves its honours once again,

For the uniforms, forgetting

All the seas forgotten men

He is thinking of the armies

And the food, and fighting tanks,

That for every safe arrival,

To seamen owe their thanks.

He is thinking of his buddies

Who have paid the final score,

Not in khaki or in navy,

But the working clothes they wore;

And we\'d like to tell him something

That we think he may not know,

A reminder he can stow away

Wherever he may go.

All your countrymen are proud of you

And though there\'s no brass band,

Not a bugle or a banner

When Merchant Seamen land,

We know the job you are doing,

In your worn out working clothes

On the seas where death is lurking,

And a fellow\'s courage shows.

So be sure to keep your chin up

When the uniforms parade.

What a man wears doesn\'t matter,

It\'s the stuff of which he\'s made.

Author Unknown

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Save yourself the time and frustration and take it to a reputable watch repair shop and let them adjust your band for you. Could be screws or could be pins! Plus if anything small drops you might not find it again!