| 词条 | Stick Orderly |
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A Stick Orderly is a junior-ranking soldier assigned to accomplish minor tasks for the highest-ranking officer stationed at the location. They are generally assigned to conveying messages, carrying out summons, clearing files, and maintaining the general tidyness of the officer's desk. They may also be expected to perform mundane chores, such as fetching tea. A Stick Orderly accompanies their assigned officer whenever the latter goes on rounds. Stick Orderlies can generally be recognized by their extra-smart and well-maintained uniform. In the Indian Armed Forces Stick Orderly for the day is chosen at the time when the ceremonial guard is inspected before they commence their duties at the Quarter Guard. Page 145 in the Indian Police Forces drill guide has a reference as to how the Stick Orderly should be selected. In the Army they are usually between the ranks of Lance Naik and Havildar. In the Police and CAPFs, they are always in the rank of Senior Constable.
They also carry a stick orderly's baton, which generally has the ensignia of the Army unit. In the Indian Army, which has a very distinct ceremonial uniform, the stick orderly will wear the ceremonial Pagri turban and a pouch belt with a steel whistle attached to it. References{{cite web|url=https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TzpFKV3a4sA|title=What Is An Orderly In The Army?|website=Youtube|accessdate=}}{{Mil-stub}} 1 : Military life |
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