A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com
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instabie 226 intendance<br />
instable, <strong>com</strong>bination , (chem.) unstable<br />
<strong>com</strong>pound;<br />
equilibre unstable , equilibrium.<br />
installation, f.. installation (of guns on board,<br />
in a work, of troops in a bivouac, cantonment);<br />
(tech.) plant.<br />
installer, v. a., to install; to mount (as guns).<br />
instance, f., (law) instance;<br />
premiere first instance.<br />
,<br />
instantane, a., instantaneous; m., instantaneous<br />
photograph;<br />
photographic<br />
phy.<br />
e, instantaneous photogra-<br />
Instituteur, m., teacher, tutor, instructor.<br />
instructeur, m., teacher, instructor; (mil.)<br />
drill instructor, drillmaster; (man.) riding<br />
master;<br />
capitainedrill;<br />
, (mil.) captain supervising<br />
caporal , sergentor<br />
sergeant;<br />
, (mil.) drill corporal<br />
officier , v. s. v. officier;<br />
de tir, (mil.) musketry instructor.<br />
instruction, f., instruction, education; circular;<br />
rules, directions, for anything; (mil.) instruction,<br />
training, (more narrowly) drill; (law)<br />
preliminary trial or hearing; inquiry, examination<br />
(synonym of information); (Fr. a.)<br />
the instruction or order for a march sent by<br />
the general in chief to corps or division <strong>com</strong>manders;<br />
camp d' , v. s. v. camp;<br />
sur la conduite de voitures, (art.) driving<br />
drill;<br />
des demandes de pension, (adm.) all the<br />
documents necessary to obtain a pension;<br />
division d' , ( Fr. a.) a division of the Ecole<br />
de Fontainebleau, <strong>com</strong>posed of lieutenants<br />
detached for one year irom their regiments<br />
to be trained in riding and as drillmasters;<br />
equestre, riding instruction;<br />
judiciaire, v. information;<br />
juge d' , (law) examining magistrate;<br />
lieutenant d' , (Fr. a.) at Fontainebleau,<br />
a lieutenant belonging to the division d' ,<br />
q. y.; at Saumur, a lieutenant of cavalry in<br />
training for the duties of capitaine-instructeur;<br />
a lieutenant of artillery in training for the<br />
duties of riding instructor and taking a special<br />
course in cavalry tactics;<br />
militaire preparatoire , in France, military<br />
instruction of youths of 17 to 20 years by socie-<br />
* ties organized for the purpose;<br />
.<br />
mimsterielle, (mil.) circular, war department<br />
circular;<br />
peloton d' , v. s. v. peloton;<br />
des recrues, recruit drill, etc.;<br />
du tir , target practice.<br />
instruire, v. a. to<br />
; instruct, teach, explain; (mil.)<br />
to train, drill; (law) to bring up a case or arrange<br />
a case for trial;<br />
un cheval; (man.) to train a horse;<br />
une pension, (adm.) to present in due form<br />
an application for a pension.<br />
instrument, m., instrument, musical instrument;<br />
tool, engine, implement; (law) instrument,<br />
deed, contract;<br />
affile, v. tranchant;<br />
& anche, (mus.) reed instrument;<br />
d'arpenteur, surveying instrument;<br />
d, bee, (mus.) instrument fitted with a mouthpiece;<br />
s de chauffe, firing tools;<br />
d cordes, (mus.) stringed instrument;<br />
joupant, v. tranchant;<br />
de leves, surveying instrument;<br />
de mathematique, mathematical instrument;<br />
d meche, (mus.) reed instrument;<br />
de percussion, (mus.) percussive instrument;<br />
de pointage, (art.) any aiming instrument or<br />
device;<br />
de<br />
precision, mathematical instrument;<br />
& reflexion, reflecting instrument;<br />
tranchant, edge tool;<br />
& vent, (mus.) wind instrument;<br />
verificateur de , verification, '(art.) inspecting,<br />
verifying instrument, gauge;<br />
de visile, (art.) inspecting instrument.<br />
instrumentaire, a., t&moin , (law) witness<br />
to a document.<br />
instrumenter, v. a., (law) to draw up legal papers,<br />
documents, deeds, contracts, etc.<br />
instrumentiste, m., (mil.) band musician.<br />
insubmersibilite, f., (of boats) state of being<br />
unsinkable.<br />
insubmersible, a., (of boats) unsinkable.<br />
insubordination, f., insubordination,<br />
insufflation, f., insufflation; (met.) blast.<br />
insufflsance, f . , insufficiency, lack;<br />
de numeros, (Fr. a.) in drawing by lot,<br />
excess of young men over the numbers contained<br />
in the urn.<br />
insult-able, a., (mil.) that may be attacked.<br />
Insult e, f., insult, affront; (mil.) sudden<br />
attack; coup de main; assault, open assault;<br />
hors d' , beyond reach of a coup de main;<br />
mettre hors d' , (fort.) to secure from a coup<br />
de main;<br />
& une sentinelle, interference with, assault<br />
on, a sentinel.<br />
insulter, v. a., (mil.) to surprise (a place or<br />
position).<br />
insurgg, m., insurgent.<br />
insurgence, f., riot, insurrection.<br />
insurger, v. a. r., to excite, cause to rise; to revolt,<br />
mutiny.<br />
insurrection, f., rising, revolt;<br />
& main armee, armed insurrection.<br />
intact, a., untouched, inviolate, unharmed.<br />
integrateur, m., integrator.<br />
intSgrometre, m. : (inst.) integrometer.<br />
intelligence, f., intelligence; collusion, understanding<br />
with, relations with;<br />
avoir des s, to have an understanding, relations<br />
with;<br />
avoir une double , to have an understanding,<br />
relations, with both sides;<br />
nouer des s, to establish relations (as wtih<br />
the enemy, with the besiegers, etc.).<br />
intemperies, f. pi., vicissitudes . of<br />
weather.<br />
intenable, a.. ( mil.) untenable.<br />
intendance, f., direction, administration of<br />
affairs; (Fr. a.) one of the branches (services)<br />
of the administration of the army.<br />
The intendance service <strong>com</strong>prises (1) the<br />
services of pay, military subsistence, clothing,<br />
camp equipage, cavalry (horse) equipment,<br />
travel and transportation, military<br />
bedding, and the approval of all disbursements<br />
connected with these services; (2) the<br />
approval of the outlays made by the troop<br />
units and establishments, the verification<br />
of issues in cash and materiel made from<br />
the military chests or from the magazines<br />
of these units or establishments; (3) the<br />
approval and the verification of the disbursements<br />
of the recruiting service and<br />
of the service of military justice; and (4)<br />
finally the administration of such personnels<br />
as are not attached to troop units and<br />
of all detached persons (isolcs) who draw<br />
pay, salary, or gratifications (n. e. U. S. A.;<br />
army service corps, very nearly, England);<br />
adjoint & I' , lowest grade of the intendance<br />
(rank of captain);<br />
adjoint & I' du cadre actif, an adjoint on the<br />
active or permanent list;<br />
adjoint & V du cadre auxiliaire, an adjoint that<br />
<strong>com</strong>es into the corps on mobilization (belongs<br />
to the cadre auxiliaire);<br />
attache d, I' , special grade (rank of lieutenant<br />
or of sublieutenant) of the cadre auxiliaire<br />
de I' (is not counted a fonction-<br />
the<br />
naire);<br />
cadre actif de I' the , permanent list of the<br />
corps;<br />
cadre auxiliaire de I' , <strong>com</strong>plementary list of<br />
the corps formed on mobilization;<br />
corps de I' militaire, official designation of<br />
the personnel of the intendance;<br />
fonctionnaire de I' v. , s. v. fonctionnaire;<br />
militaire, full designation of the intendance;<br />
officier d'administration du service del' v. s. v.<br />
,<br />
officier;