 | Sir David Dundas - 1788 - 426 pages
...not only be heard, but alfo by the leaders of others, who are dependant on his motions. The juftnefs of execution, and the confidence of the foldier, can...manner, in which every officer of every rank gives his orders. In the midft of furrounding noifes, the eye, and the ear of the foldier, fhould be attentive... | |
 | Army - 1795 - 530 pages
...are dependant on his motions. — The juftneis of execution, and the confidence of the foldier, ran only be in proportion to the firm, decided, and proper manner in which every officer of rank gives his orders. — An officer who cannot thoroughly difcivline and exercifc the body entrufled... | |
 | Great Britain. War Office, Great Britain. Adjutant-General's Office - 1798 - 470 pages
...not only be heard, but by the leaders of others who are dependant on his motions. — The juftnefs of execution, and the confidence of the foldier, can...proportion to the firm, decided, and proper manner in I which which every officer of rank gives his orders. — An officer who cannot thoroughly difcipline... | |
 | Great Britain. Army. Wiltshire Yeomanry - 1798 - 110 pages
...who are dependent on his Motions — The Juftnefs of Execution, and the Confidence of the Soldier, can only be in Proportion to the firm, decided, and proper Manner in which every Officer of CTery Rank gives his Orders. " Commands of Caution being fiich as are preparatory to a Movement, fhould... | |
 | Army - 1803 - 180 pages
...of others who are dependent on his motions. The juftnefs of execution and confidence of the Ibldier can only be in proportion to the firm, decided, and...manner in which every officer of every rank gives his orders. Commands of CAUTION, being fuch as are preparatory Nature ot to a movement, mould be fufticiently... | |
 | Army - 1807 - 154 pages
...bodies, in the full extent of his voice. The justness of execution, and the confidence of the soldier, can only be in proportion to the firm, decided, and proper manner in which tvery officer of every rank gives bis orders. S. 2. Standing at Ease. I foot is to be drawn back about... | |
 | Great Britain. War Office - 1847 - 186 pages
...or from front to rear of a battalion in column. The confidence and prompt obedience of the soldier can only be in proportion to the firm, decided, and proper manner in which every one gives his orders. Degrees of March. General inten- , 1. All military movements are intended tlon... | |
 | War office - 1854 - 80 pages
...of other corps who are dependent on his motions. The confidence and prompt obedience of the soldier can only be in proportion to the firm, decided and proper manner in which every officer gives his orders. 2. The field officers and adjutant of the battalion are at all times mounted, in... | |
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... on his motions. — The juftnefs of execution, and the confidence of the foldier... 