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Order. Command. Order (of knighthood), Order (formation). Ordre de l’armée. Special army order. — Ordre général. General order; order addre ed to all units under the headquarters i uing it. Standing order.—Ordre général, prem iére partie. General operation order.— Ordre général, deuxiéme partie. General routine order. —Ordre d’opérations. Operation order (generally).—_Ordre d’emploi. Operation order, with technical details, for specialist units, such as flame projectors—Ordre particulier. Order (operation or routine) i ued to one or some units of a command: only.—Ordre prépara to ire. Preliminary, preparatory order. —Ordre du jour. Order of the day (list of commendations). —Ordre de stationnement. Order fixing dispositions of troops in quarters, and of outposts.—Ordre de bataille. Organisation of formations, order of battle—Ordre const i tut if. Organic order of units. Ordre serré. Close order.—Ordre ouvert. Extended order (generally).—Ordre naturel. Proper order, natural order (of units on parade).—Ordre inverse. Inverted order (of units on parade). Ordre d’écrou. Order to confine a prisoner.—Ordre de levée d’écrou (ordre d’extraction). Order to release a prisoner.—Ordre de service donné par un chef. Lawful order given by a superior.—Ordre de réquisition. (See Réquisition)—Ordre de mobilisation. General mobilization order, proclamation of general mobilization.—Ordre de rappel in divi duel. Order to individual men in first year’s reserve service to rejoin (partial mobilization)—Ordre d’appel. Calling-up order to conscript.—Ordre de convocation. Order to reservists to rejoin for training (also order a embling a court-martial)—Ordre de route. Reservist’s railway warrant.—Ordre de mouvement. “Route.” Movement order.—Ordre de transport. Movement order (rail). Ordre du travail (de service). Priority of tasks, precedence of duties—Ordre a envoyer sur le terrain. Bank form for orders and me ages.—Par ordre (P.O.). By order.—Contre-ordre. Counter-order.—Sauf (a moins d’ordre contraire). Unle orders to the contrary have been given.—Jusqu’a nouvel ordre. Until further orders, for the present.—Mise a l’ordre. Putting in orders.—Mise a 1’ordre du jour. Mention in despatches.—En sous-ordre. Subordinate.—Aux ordres de. Under the orders of. Ordre tactique. Order of battle (nav.).—Ordres permanents. Standing orders (nav.).—Ordre de marc he. Order of sailing. [p.403]