Front Put

Two quick steps to the front, keeping position of on guard. mt Sight. — A sight usually attached to the barrel, near the muzzle, by means of a horizontal screw at right angles to the barrel, which allows a horizontal motion to the right or left of the true position, which is marked by the 0 of the scale and vernier. it Slope. — A target is said to be on a front slope when the plane of ground it occupies slopes down toward the observer and part of the slope is seen above the target -A Roman soldier whose duty was to bring supplies of provisions to the army; a commi ary of the stores; a victualler. An intelligent soldier posted in front of a line of men at drill to give the time and an example of the motions in the manual and platoon exercises.