In-'V'aliding

A term signifying the return home or to a more healthy climate, of soldiers whom wounds or the severity of foreign service has rendered incapable of active duty. The man returns health invalided justifies the step. to his duty as soon as "his restored … sion. — of warlike hostile entrance of into the po e ions or domains another;or the incursion an army for conquest or plunder. entory of Effects of Deceased Officers and Soldiers. — In case of death of an officer or soldier all his effects are secured, whether in camp or quarters, and an inventory of same is transmitted to the office of the Department of War. … ime Oape. — A kind of full sleevele semi-military cape. … arsion. — A movement in tactics by which the order of companies in line is inverted, the right being on the left, the left on the right, and so on. at.— To take the initiatory measures to besiege a town, by securing every road and avenue leading to it, to prevent ingre or egre . … afcme … The so act surrounded. of surrounding, by an armed force, or the state of being … —as an In capable of being invincible army.conquered or overcome; in super … A turn term is used the duty British to in mark waiting out the person whose next in for; as, service, an officer all. — To inclose or fortify as with a wall. Sometimes used in the sense of an inner wall or lining. n Brigade.— A body of men who followed the fortunes of. James II, and were formed into regiments under the Monarchy of Prance. nolad Oath. — An oath of allegiance prescribed by Statute of the United States, for those taking office under the National or State government, in accordance with the provisions of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution. onclad Trains. — Trains made up of trucks protected with railway iron, or other armor, and fully equipped for reconnoitering.