10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PILE ARMS»
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The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
To Pile arms, to place three muskets, with or without fixed bayonets, in such a
relative position that the butts shall remain firm upon the ground, and the muzzles
be close together in an oblique direction. This method has been adopted to ...
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington), 1839
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The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
Tii Pile arms, to place three muskets, with or without fixed bayonets, in such a
relative position that the butts shall remain firm upon the ground, and the muzzles
be close together in an oblique direction. Thismethod has been adopted to
prevent ...
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National Militia Standard, Embracing the Discipline of ...
TO PILE ARMS. If it be desired to leave the arms for a short time at the place of
parade, they may be stacked or piled in the following manner; both ranks should
be previously numbered into right, centre, and left hand files, commencing on the
...
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Scott's Militia Tactics: Comprising the Duty of Infantry, ...
TO PILE arms. If it be desired to leave the arms for a short time at the place of
parade, they may be stacked or piled in the following manner; both ranks should
be previously numbered into right, centre, and left hand files, commencing on the
...
Pierce Darrow, Winfield Scott, 1821
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The Handy Book of Company Drill and Practical Instructor, Etc
... and, as before explained, thus continue the retreat. CHAPTER XXXIV. FILING
ARMS. 1. In order to pile arms, the Company will be in close order, will order
arms, and number from right to left. 2. The word of command will be “Pile arms.” 3
.
Charles Hastings COLLETTE, 1862
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A new and enlarged military dictionary, or, Alphabetical ...
Pile arms. Repos.— Stand at ease. Portez les armes comme ferjent. — Advance
arms. Remettez la baguette. — Return ramrod. Remettez la baïonnette. — Return
or unfix bayonet. Ouvrez, le bajjinet. — Open pan. Fermez It baffi.net. — Shut ...
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Regulations for the United States Military Academy, West ...
bout — -face ; rear rank, close order — march ; trail — arms; pile — arms; front
rank, 'bout — -face; rear rank, open order — march ; unsling knapsacks ; open —
knapsacks. 312. The arms will be piled near the front rank, except those of the ...
United States Military Academy, 1832
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A Field Marshal in the Family
Staff officers then rode in turn to the front of each native regiment and informed its
commanding officer, 'The General wishes you to order your regiment to pile arms
immediately.' At the same time the following orders to the British troops rang ...
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A New and Enlarged Military Dictionary: Or, Alphabetical ...
To Pile arms, to place three mus- quets, with fixed bayonets, in such a relative
position, that the butts shall remain firm upon the ground, and tha muzzles be
close together in an oblique direction. This method has been adopted to prevent
the ...
10
Rules and regulations for the field exercise and manoeuvres ...
Pile — arms. .' •; 121. At the second word of command, both ranks will trail arms,
as described at No. 151, 152: at the third word of command, the men of every odd
file will pile arms with the next file below them, in the following manner. 122.
United States. War Dept, 1820
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PILE ARMS»
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Can President Jonathan Genuinely Implement an Amnesty for Boko …
... Odua states to stock pile arms and ammunitions for ' self defence. Whether the OPC can take on more established groups like Boko haram in ... «Osun Defender, Apr 13»
The Nile, Egypt's lifeline in the desert, comes under threat
Instead of spending billions of dollars to stoke-pile arms to show its muscle, Egypt should divert that money for better and common benefit to ... «Awramba Times, Nov 12»
