Visie

A front sight of a gun; a careful aim or sight. Also written visie and visy. Visifcre — A movable plate, pierced. with narrow openings, inserted between the front rim of the helm and the upper part of the baviere, to fill in and defend the space left open before the face an of embrasure, the wearer.or Also, for tunnel.in fortification, the French' term Visiting Officer.— An officer whose duty it is to visit the guards, barracks, me es, hospital, etc. The same as orderly officer. Visiting Patrols. Patrols detailed to keep communication with the pickets,— the supports on either nankup.and the reserve (if any)., They also patrol any ground lying between the ' pickets and supports, which cannot be observed by either. … Rounds. — -These emlxraee both officer's and ordinary rounds. In officer's rounds, the officer guarding is. -preceded by a drummer carrying a lantern, and followed,by a sergeant and' file men. of men. Ordinary rounds consist of a sergeant and a file a of Visor — The fore-piece of a cap, projecting over, and protecting the eyes; a part of a. helmet, 061 arranged so aa to lift op open, and so show the face. Openings for seeing and breathing are generally in it.