However, from 1903 to 1939 four Indian officers from different regiments were appointed each year to serve as " King's ( or Queen's ) Indian Orderly Officers " in attendance on the monarch in London.
22.
This staff officer discovered and reported that the Prussians were drawing off northwards to rally at Wavre; and about 09 : 00 a Prussian orderly officer arrived from Gneisenau to explain the situation and learn Wellington's plans.
23.
Doyle was publicly thanked by Abercromby for carrying a redoubt in the heights above Valenciennes, and then acted as orderly officer to the Austrian generals during the siege of that town, when he was wounded in the head.
24.
He earned the nickname " The Green Hornet ", after the comic book and radio serial character of the same name, because he " always knew what the bad guys were doing " during his turn as orderly officer.
25.
After the successful defence and stabilization on the front line, lieutenant colonel Haller passed the leadership of the 3rd Legions Infantry Regiment to major Henryk Minkiewicz, simultaneously remaining in the 2nd Legions Infantry Brigade as commander's orderly officer.
26.
He reached the rank of captain, as a Queen's Gurkha Officer ( QGO ), and was appointed Member of the Royal Victorian Order ( MVO ) in 1984 for his service as Queen's Gurkha Orderly Officer.
27.
In this battalion, he was appointed to the 06.10.1943 to the orderly officer and assumes the leadership of a company in the battalion, then by the 19.10 up to the 21.10.1943.
28.
From the 26.08.1939 in the leader reserve of the OKH, he is transferred with effect from the 08.09 up to the 12.10.1939 to the staff of the army detachment A, as 1st orderly officer of IA Department.
29.
The " officiers d'ordonnance " ( orderly officers ) may be considered as junior ADCs, with the rank of chef d'escadron, Imperial Guard; in 1809, while retaining their military status, they were taken under control of the " Grand �cuyer " in the Emperor's Civil Household.
30.
The battle led to an order that all officers in the 29th Regiment must always be armed, thus earning their first nickname as the " Ever Sworded " due to the swords the officers are required to wear even when off-duty a tradition still in effect today as the orderly officer is still armed even at the officers mess.
