adjutant
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walking about from place to place (to work)
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defensive mound of earth
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staff officer assisting the commander
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run-down
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Explanation
An 'adjutant' is a military officer who assists the commanding officer, often handling administrative duties and serving as a staff officer. The role exists in armies and military organizations.
AI explanation
An 'adjutant' is a military staff officer who assists a commanding officer with administrative duties, matching option 3 precisely. 'Walking about from place to place' would describe 'itinerant' or 'peripatetic,' 'defensive mound of earth' describes a 'rampart' or 'bastion,' and 'run-down' is unrelated to the term's military administrative meaning.