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In the German army, one belonging to a body of light infantry, armed, with rifles, resembling the cha eur, of the French army. Also written Jager . ratagaaerie.— In the French; service, a term commonly used to, designate acoliectibn. of arms., fatagkan. — A Turkish poniard having a Damascus blade, with a ridge in the middle of its whole length; also written atagkan and attagkan. fates Rifle. — A conversion from the 10-inch Rodman smooth bore gun (West Point Foundry) by lining with a steel tube, attaching a cast-iron extension piece to the mufczle of the casing, and applying the Yates breech mechanism of Midvale.Steel. feelawwi. — An Australian wooden shield; also written heilaman. fellow Cro Skell. — Highly poisonous shell, first used by the Germans, containing pkosgene or:dipkos ene gas. They are distinctly marked with a yellow cro painted on the base of the cartridge, or on the side of the shell or sometimes on … both.;; fellow Stars. — In pyrotechny, a decoration for rockets consist. ing of 1 part of charcoal; 1 part of sulphur; and 6 parts of sodium -nitrate. fellow Ticket — A.slang expre ion for a dishonorable discharge from the army. It originated from the fact that such discharge is usually printed on yellow paper. reoman of the. N n