Sinnott's Military catechism, adapted to the revised system of the 'Field exercise & evolutions of infantry' by W.D. Malton |
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Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
2nd file A.-The captain adjutant advancing base points battalion in line battalion-commander captain and coverer captain move caution and command centre companies change flanks column of subdivisions command will follow companies wheeling countermarch covering-serjeant direction distance Ditto double column Eyes front face-about FORM COMPANY Form fours form line formation front company front rank given inner flank leader leading company leading file leading rank left files left in front LEFT or RIGHT Left wheel lieutenant marching points mark mounted officers moveable pivot named company number of paces numerary open column outer flank pany pivot file pivot flank places in column post-free rear company rear rank rear subdivision remaining companies reverse flank RIGHT or LEFT saluting point senior major serjeant-major shoulder subdivisions or sections supernumerary rank supernumerary serjeant take open order take post taking ground wheel back wheel into line wheeled into echellon wheeling flank wing word FORWARD word Halt