Order
Order noun - The way objects in space or events in time are arranged or follow one another.
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- They also succeed in slaughtering an entire troop of the Fianna, an elite order of renowned Celtic warriors before besieging and eventually conquering their fortified town.
Source: Five Rounds Rapid -
In this game, you give a troop of characters orders by playing certain beats on some drums, and this is the order to advance.
Source: Most Annoying Sound -
By the end of the battle, the Navy had lost three Destroyers, a Destroyer Escort, and a troop ship to the enemy defenses in order to help the Army get ashore and inland.
Source: Gunship Rescue
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