Champ
French-English Dictionary of Military Terms · 1918 · p. 3
Field. Edge (of a plank). Champ de bataille. Battlefield Champ de mar cuvres. Garrison drill and parade ground.—Champ de tir. (393/3069)w D2 Artillery or musketry practice range. Field of fire in foreground of defensive position. Lateral field or arc of fire permitted by mounting or by embrasure or port.—Champ d’exploration. Field of view.—Champ de visée. Ticld of view when looking over the sights.—Champ d’épreuves. Proving ground.—_Champ d’expériences. Experimental ground.— Champ de mines. Minefield—Champ de courses. Racecourse.—Champ de couli e ment. (See Couli e ment.)-— Champ magnétique. Magnetic field—Champ d’att err is sage. Aircraft landing ground.—Champ visuel. Field of view (of telescope, etc.).—Em pleins champs. In the open, clear of the trenches. “Aux champs’’—General salute on drums and bugles. —Miort au champ d’honneur. Killed in action.—A travers champs. Acro country. [p.103]
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