Inspections

Various examinations and reports made in conformity with army regulations and orders for the good of the inspection 'of Con service; such as inspection of accounts, inspection of powder, demned property, inspection of ordnance, inspection … of projectiles, inspection of small-arms, inspection of transports, inspection of troops, etc. ector General. — A staff officer whose duties are those of inspection, and … embrace everything relative to organization, recruiting, discharging, administration, accountability for money and property, instruction, Interior police and discipline. … eetor General of Communications. — In the British service, an officer who is responsible for the control and coordination.-of all traffic on the line of communication up to and including the rendezvous, or to localities fixed by general or army headquarters. pector General of the Cavalry. — In the British service, a general officer whose particular duty is to inspect all cavalry regiments and to receive specific accounts of their actual state from the different corps. … Mpeetor General's Department. — That Department of the armv which exercises general supervision of all matters. of the efficiency of the army, the conduct and discipline, condition of uniforms, equipments, supplies and expenditure of public ihoney. tawtaneom Fuse. — Instantaneous fuse burns at a rate of 320 feet per minute. The taping is of a different color from the time fuse and it is covered with a netting of coarse thread, making it easily distinguishable by sight and touch, so that there can be no excuse for mistaking one fuse for the other, day or night. … uctional Targets. — Targets colored green, gray and brown, the color of the uniform of the figures on them corresponding in each case with that of the target. The figures are accurately scaled down to correct size at 25 yards for the actual distances, so as to help men in judging close range by accustoming the eye to the appearance of men seen at different distances against the backgrounds which harmonize with the color of their uniform. … Amotion Unit. — In tactics, the name officially given to the sqnad (As a member of the squad, the soldier is schooled and trained in the art of war. … tounent Sergeant — In field artillery, etc., the sergeant who is responsible to the captain for.the good order of the rangefinding, fire-control, and signal equipment.