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reˈmuster, v. orig. Services'.
[re- 5 a.]
intr. a. with pass. sense. To be assigned to other duties. b. for refl. To assemble again. Hence reˈmustering vbl. n.
1942R.A.F. Jrnl. 3 Oct. 13 Because Bill Snooks is unfit for air crew duties, he should be allowed to re-muster to..a sedentary trade. Ibid. 14 A.C. 2 So-and-So has certain qualifications which make him suitable for re-mustering or training. 1963Times 5 June 14/1 No. 500 (County of Kent) Squadron, Royal Auxiliary Air Force, disbanded in 1957, will remuster for one day to receive its squadron standard from Lord Avon. 1966Punch 6 July 16 Modern football is a managers' game... Attack is based on the counter which passes the opposing defence before it can remuster after its own attack. 1977‘J. Herriot’ Vet in Spin (1978) xviii. 166 Normally when an aircrew is grounded he remusters on the ground staff, but yours is a reserved occupation. |