A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

officier 297 ogive
offlcler en bourgeois, v. en civil;
brevet e, officer with staff certificate; officer
who has passed the staff college (English
army);
cinonnier, (nav.) gunnery lieutenant;
de casernement, (Fr. a.) officer who acts as
barrack master (the color bearer) ;
charge du detail, (nav.) executive officer;
charge du materiel d'artillerie, (nav.) gunnery
lieutenant;
(charge) des montres, (nav.) navigator, navigating
officer;
chef d'attaque, (siege) in each attack, an
officer charged with the direction of the work,
with the execution of the orders of the engineer
in chief;
civil, functionary or official of the civil
service;
en civil officer in , mufti;
commandant, commanding officer;
de compagnie, company officer ;
comptable, accountant officer ;
de corps,
de corps de troupe, regimental
officer, line officer;
corps d' s, the whole body of officers (of the
army and the navy); '
corps de pompe, (mil. slang) officer well up
in scientific and technical subjects;
corps des s de sante, medical staff;
de demi-batterie, officer in direct charge of a
half battery (police, discipline, etc.);
en demi-solde, officer on half pay;
demissionnaire, officer who has resigned;
descendant de garde, officer coming, marching,
off guard;
de detail, v. s. v. detail;
du detail general, (nav.) executive officer;
en disponibilite, officer unattached, on waiting
orders;
de distribution, issuing officer;
eleve,eleve , student officer;
-de I'etat civil, registrar, official in charge of
vital statistics (duties performed by the intend-
ancc in the army);
d'etat-major, staff officer;
del'etat-major general , (nav.) staff officer;
de I'etat-major de la marine, (nav.) naval
officer;
de garde, officer on guard, or of the guard;
(nav.) officer of the deck in port;
garde d'- officer's , guard;
general, general officer;
general de I'armee de mer, de marine, (nav.)
flag officer;
grade d' , officer's rank;
grand second : , grade of the Legion of Honor;
de guerite, (mil. slang) private;
d'hibillement, v. capitaine d'habillement;
hors cadre, seconded officer (n. e., U. S. A.);
indigene, native officer (in native troops);
instructeur, officer in charge of drill (the
"in'structeur" of the drill book);
d' instruction, student officer;
del Instruction publique, in France, the senior
the lower of
grade of the palmes acadcmiques ,
which is d'Academic.
de jour, officer of the day, orderly officer of
the day;
de justice, police official;
de la Legion d'honneur, lowest grade but one
in the Legion of Honor;
de logement, v. s. v. logement;
de majorite, (nav.) officer on the admiral's
staff;
de manoeuvre, (nav.) officer of the deck;
de marine, de la marine, naval officer
(of the line only);
marinier, (nav.) warrant officer;
marchand, merchant captain;
mecanicien, (nav.) engineer officer;
militaire, combatant, as distinguished from
an administrative officer;
I' le moins ancien (clcve),ihe junior officerjd;
montant de garde, officer marching on guar
monte, mounted officer;
offlcier d'ordonnance, orderly officer, aide-de-camp
(nav.) flag lieutenant;
de paix, justice of the peace;
parlementairc, officer bearing or with a flag
of truce;
pa'/eur, paymaster; (mil. slang) comrade
who treats the company to drink;
de peloton, officer in direct charge of a pla-
toon (police, discipline, etc.);
I' le plus ancien, I' le plus ancien dans le
grade le plus eleve, the senior officer;
de police, police official;
de port, officer in charge of a dockyard, dock
master;
porte-drapeau color , bearer;
poste d' , v. garde d' , supra; . .
premier ,
first mate (commercial navy);
de prise, (nav.) officer in command of a
prize;
de quart, (nav.) watch officer;
de recrutement, recruiting officer;
reforme, half-pay officer;
reformer un . to put an officer on half pay;
de reserve, (Fr. a.) an officer of the reserve
of the active army;
en retraite, retraite, retired officer;
de ronde, officer on rounds;
sans troupe, (Fr. a.) officer who has not
under his direct orders an organic troop unit;
officer holding a staff appointment;
de sante, health officer; quarantine officer;
(mil.) medical officer;
en second, (nav.) executive officer;
de semaine, officer on duty for the week;
en serre-file, supernumerary officer; file
closer;
de service, officer on duty, on duty for the
day; orderly officer;
-du service d'etat-major, staff officer;
du service de sante, (Fr. a.) medical offcer
(includes surgeons, apothecaries, and medical
administrative officers);
sous , noncommissioned officer;
sous de marine, (nav.) petty officer; warrant
officer;
stagiaire, (Fr. a.) pfficer who, having taken
the course at the Ecole superieure de guerre
and received certificate, is required to serve
two years in some staff emoloyment, including
service in arm or arms different from his own;
subalterne, company officer;
subordonne, subordinate officer;
d la suite, supernumerary officer, officer attached
as supernumerary of his rank;
superieur, field officer; (nav.) flag officer;
superieur dejour, field officer of the day;
superieur de service?, field officer of the day
(on duty);
superieur de visile, (Fr. a.) (in garrison)
field officer who inspects guards;
surnumeraire, additional officer: officer in
excess of the statutory number; supernume-
rary officer;
table des officers' , mess;
territorial, (Fr. a.) officer of the territorial
army;
de tir, musketry instructor; range officer
(U.S.A.);
de torpilles, torpilleur, (nav.) torpedo
lieutenant;
de troupe, regimental officer, line officer (as
distinguished from staff officer);
vaguemestre, officer in command of the train
regimentaire;
de vaisseau, (nav.) naval officer;
velocipediste, mounted on a
pfficer bicycle,
belonging to a bicycle corps.
offlcieux, a., nonofficial.
oflre, f., (contractor's) bid; supply;
et demande, supply and demand.
ogivage, m., (art.) operation of making the ogive.
ogival, a., ogival; (art.) ogival.
ogive, f., pointed arch, ogive; (art.) ogive, ogival
head, of a projectile;
en , ogival