See also under attack. Usually used for relatively long moves. Note that, depending on geographic landmarks available, the destination specified in the OB may actually be in enemy hands. See also advancing. When a unit s identification is changed, indicates the new identification.
Unit is out of contact with the enemy but on call.
See also garrison. See also withdrawing. See also holding. Unit moves as a result of enemy maneuver or threats, or as a result of a previous engagement. See also retreating.