Bandoleer

An ancient appendage for facilitating the charging of mnskets; a shoulder belt for carrying cartridges. Also written band a lier and bandolier. nliere — An old French term for a shoulder-belt; en bandooliere indicates being slung acro the shoulder. id Sergeant. — Jn the British service, a noncommi ioned officer who is responsible for the discipline of the band, as is the bandmaster for instruction. In the United States service, a principal musician performs this duty. ng. — A term applied to a flying machine when it describes the angle taken up by the planes when turning. ler. — A piece of cloth attached to a pole and usually bearing some warlike or heraldic device or national emblem. As a generic term, it includes mrfny species, such as standard, ensign, -pennon, flag, etc. ineret … higher grade of knighthood conferred by the aov ereign for some heroic act performed in … faVi, veA … because the pennon of the knight was then exchanged … banner.