Sealed orders
Sealed orders are orders given to the commanding officer of a ship or squadron that are sealed up, which he is not allowed to open until he has proceeded a certain length into the high seas; an arrangement in order to ensure secrecy in a time of war.
References
- Frederick Spencer Burnell (1915), How Australia Took German New Guinea, Angus & Robertson
- Anzac Memorial, Returned Soldiers Association, 1916, p. 92
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