Kedjldie

A Turkish order, instituted in 1852, and conferred after the Crime an campaign, to a considerable extent, on British officers. eer Toxuk. — In the East Indies, a marshal whose busine is to preserve order in a proce ion or line of march, and to report absentees. … Engagements. — Meeting engagements are characterised by the nece ity for hasty reconnai ance, or the almost total absence of reconnai ance; by the nece ity for rapid deployment, frequently under fire; and usually by the absence of trenches or other artificial cover. These conditions give further advantages to the offensive. The whole situation will usually indicate beforehand the proper general action to be … taken on meeting the enemy.