0 a military officer who does office work and who is responsible for rules and punishment among the lower ranks
At adjutant's call, the adjutant, dismounted and the sergeant major on his left, marches to the parade ground.
For a moment they waited until, as before, the voice of the adjutant was heard, clear and commanding, above the clamor.
They stood near the regimental adjutant, and seemed to be reporting their presence to him.
To do him justice, the colonel laughed at the notion, even when it was put forward by his much-trusted adjutant.
Why he went himself, and did not send one of his adjutants with a written protest, seems still very strange to us.
Inter-departmental and inter-sectoral corruption concerning, for instance, the adjutant general's department and the prison service is common.
The adjutant-general's standards and discipline paper has now been under revision for some two years.
Positions such as those of adjutant, training major and, later, commanding officer should be filled by some of those young men.
