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The French term for war, warfare, art of war; more narrowly, campaign; war department; land service as opposed Em guerre means at war; under service conditions. to navy. … nill a Warfare. — An irregular mode of carrying on war, by the constant attacks of independent bands, as adopted in the north of Spain during the Peninsular War. terrlller. — An irregular soldier; a member of a guerrilla band or party. … In the French service, a military slang expre ion for a trooper who, for any reason whatever, has to go afoot. itgma. — A slang name for the Filipino soldiers, called the in sur rec toe, which originated in the Filipino insurrection. vienets, — Small doors or outlets which are made in the gates of fortified towns. ide Flaa — A small flag or guidon borne by a soldier, who acts at a marker or guide. … ide Plana — Detailed maps. … The noncommi ioned officers and other enlisted men, who take positions to mark the pivots, marches, formations and alignments in modern tactics. The French call them jalonneurs. (Hridoms. — Flags or streamers, usually cut swallow-tailed, 15 inches to the fork, 3 feet 5 inches fly from lance to end of swallow-tail, and 2 feet 3 inches on the lance, which is 1 4 Inches in diameter and 9 feet long, including spear and ferrule, carried by cavalry, field artillery, mounted engineers, ' signal corps, companies. field hospitals and ambulance companies and motor truck Guidon Sergeant. — The sergeant of a troop of cavalry or battery of field artillery, who carries the troop or battery flag.