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incompetent, a., (law) having no jurisdiction;
incompetent.
incomplet, a., incomplete, blank; m., vacancy,
blank; (in pi., mil.) difference between statutory
and budgetary strengths.
incompressibilite', f . , incompressibility .
incompressible, a., incompressible.
inconduite, f., bad behavior, misbehavior.
incongelable, a., nonfreezing.
ineougele, a., unfrozen.
inconnue, f., unknown quantity.
incorporation, f., incorporation; (mil.) passage
of a class, contingent, etc., under the
colors, incorporation; action of receiving
young soldiers into the regiments to which
they are assigned and of placing them on
rolls of same (synonym of immatriculation);
in recruiting, inscription
of names on the
recruiting rolls; (powd.) incorporation.
incorporer, v. a., to incorporate; (mil.) to incorporate
(a contingent) recruits in a regiment;
(powd.) to incorporate.
incorrigibillt, f., incorrigibility; (mil.) permanent
resistance to the requirements of disci-
pline.
incorrigible, a., incorrigible; (mil.) permanently
undisciplined,
incrasser, v. a., to thicken.
incrimination, f . , incrimination.
incriminer, v. a., to incriminate.
incrochetable, a., that can not be picked
(lock).
incrustation, f., incrustation; (steam) scale,
boiler-scale, fur.
incruster, v. a. r., to incrust; (steam) to become
covered with scale, to become incrusted, to
fur.
incuit, m., underburned limestone.
inculpation, f., (mil. law) accusation; suspicion
of guilt, of having committed a crime or misdemeanor.
inculpg, m., (mil. law) the accused, (in the
literal sense of the word, before charges or
trial).
inculper, v. a., to accuse, criminate.
inculte, a., uncultivated; wild.
incurable, a., incurable.
incurability, f . , incurability.
incursion, f., incursion; (mil.) inroad, raid, irruption,
incursion.
incurvation, f., incurvation.
incurver, v. a., to curve in.
indechiffrabilite, f., quality of being undecipherable.
indfechiffrable, a., undecipherable.
indefendable, a., (mil.) indefensible.
indelebile, a., indelible;
encre , indelible ink.
indelebilite-, f., indelibility.
indemne, a., indemnified;
rendre , to indemnify.
indemnisation, f., indemnification.
indemniser, v. a., to indemnify, make good.
indemnitaire, m., person entitled to an indemnity.
indemnity, f., allowance; indemnity; commutation.
(Except where otherwise indicated, the
following terms relate to the French service:)
pour changement d'uniforme, allowance to
subaltern officers and adjudants on involuntary
transfer to a regiment having a different
uniform;
de deplacement, (in gen.) traveling expenses;
travel allowance;
aux enfants de troupe, a yearly money allowance
made to enfants de troupe who remain at
home;
d' entree en campagne, allowance to officers
on being ordered to join an active army (one
in the field), or to join a fort when its garnison
de defense is formed.
extraordinaire de voyage, allowance depending
on distance and on unusual character of mission
or duty on which sent;
de ferrure, shoeing allowance to gendarmes
serving in the provost guard during the fall
maneuvers;
indemnity pour la fete nationale, a money allowance
to n. c. o., corporals, and privatels on the
occasion of the/ete nationale, q. v.;
fixe, fixe de transport, allowance of
money (officers) for transportation of baggage
from quarters to station, and vice
versa;
de
functions, allowance accompanying certain
functions or details;
pour frais de bureau, (in gen.) office ex-
penses;
pour frais de service, allowance made to
officers holding certain positions to meet the
expenses incumbent upon them (e. g., chief
of staff, governor of Paris, c. o.'s of military
schools, etc.);
de guerre, (in gen.) war indemnity;
pour habillement, (in gen.) clothing allowance;
journaliere, daily subsistence allowance to
isolcs traveling under orders;
kilometrique , mileage;
de logement, commutation of quarters of
certain n. c. o. (rengajes, commissionnes),
who have families; also to master-workmen,
etc., for whom there are no quarters in
garrison; (in gen.) commutation of quarters;
de monture, extra pay (mounted);
pour pertes de chevaux (d'effets), indemnity
for horses killed in action (for loss of effects
captured);-
de premiere mise de Jiarnachement, allowance
to officers upon passing for the first time from
dismounted to mounted status;
de premiere mise d'equipement, outfit allowance
made in the case of certain promotions
(as to n. c. o., who are appointed adjudants or
officers);
en rassemblement, daily allowance to soldiers
of all grades stationed in camps or in certain
designated fortified positions; to officers who
accompany their troops on certain duties
(target practice, preparation or organization
of ranges, polygons); to soldiers on exceptional
occasions of assemblage of troops where
provisions are dear;
en remplacement de vivres, commutation of
rations (in France in time of peace) in certain
designated cases, e. g., when troops can easily
buy the victuals;
de rengagement, (in gen.) reenlistment
bounty;
representative, (in gen.) commutation;
representative de fourrage, (in gen.) forage
commutation;
pour residence en Algerie (Tunisie), special
allowance to officers arid military employees
ranking as n. c. o. in garrison in Algiers
(Tunis);
pour residence dans Paris, special allowance
to officers, employees ranking as officers,
or as n. c. o. and to n. c. o. rengages or commissiones
serving within the enceinte of
Paris;
de responsabilite allowance to bonded offi-
,
cers of administration responsible for property
or money;
de route, (in gen.) travel allowance, mileage;
de sejour, allowance for residence in certain
places under certain conditions;
speciale, allowance substituted for pay and
rations in case of reservists, territorialists, etc.,
for the day of their arrival only;
de table, (in gen.) mess allowance;
de transport, (in gen.) transportation allowance;
travel allowance.
indSpendance, f., independence;
de I'escarpe et du parapet, (fort.) the principle
of the independence of the scarp and
parapet.
InderSglable, a., that will not get out of adjustment.
Indes, f. pi., the Tndes;
les Grandes the East , Indies.
Index, m., index, first finger; needle;
plaque & , index plate.