0 a military department that supplies food and equipment
Military commissariats however should not be confused with the institution of military political commissars.
On the contrary, the commissariat has been so ample and excellent as to invoke the admiration of all who are informed and the gratitude of the forces in the field.
Article 3(3), which deals with commissariats, provides for the continuation of commissary business within the new sheriffdoms.
They pointed out that they would be completely within their rights in making me follow twenty-five miles to the local commissariat of police to be fined £20 on the spot.
Planning in general must be democratically accountable; if it is not, it is not planning but is part of a commissariat directive.
They were all competing with each other in transport, in supply, in commissariat, in doctors, even in chaplains.
It was an affair of horses, forced marches, grave commissariat troubles, and fierce hand-to-hand fighting.
They will accept short commons for a bit while the transport and commissariat are being organised.
