signaller

Being a signaller, I had the doubtful privilege of owning a bicycle, which had to be pushed or carried every inch of the way.

Suddenly the signaller rose, and, crouching low, bolted back towards the guns.

Signaller John Wilkinson and another member of the battalion plunged into the thick smoke and brought out seven men.

Here, a signaller of the 16th Battalion happened to turn up and acted as my guide.

The signaller's exclamation was: "Blimey, mate, it's lucky he ain't broke the blinkin' line again!"

In the remains of a wrecked dug-out or emplacement a signaller sat, calmly transmitting messages to Battalion Headquarters.

Signaller should stand erect, well balanced on the arches of the feet.

This very definite news was usually traced back to some signaller who had overheard something on the telephone.

It is exactly like a signaller "offering" a train to the next block.

We hurried forward, expecting to find that our signaller had been killed.