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The term 'auxiliaries' comes from the latin ''auxilia'' (help).
It is generally used to describe people employed in an organisation, often pre-existing as a Reserve force, acting in support of a main military force.
The phrase 'auxiliary force(s)' may also be used.
The term auxiliaries or auxiliary forces may refer to organisations where the word auxiliary does not necessarily form part of the formal title.
The term auxiliaries has other discrete uses in specific contexts.

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Organisations

Linguistics

Chemistry

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Organisations

'Contemporary Usage'

★ The Merchant Marine

★ The Merchant Navy

★ Naval Fleet Auxiliary Force

★ Civil Air Patrol

★ United States Coast Guard Auxiliary

★ Royal Auxiliary Air Force

★ Royal Fleet Auxiliary

★ Royal Maritime Auxiliary Service

★ The Auxiliary police
'Historical Usage'

★ Roman auxiliaries, non-citizen troops supporting the Roman legions.

★ Colonial Auxiliary Forces

★ Auxiliary Division, British paramilitary police force raised during the Irish War of Independence 1919-21

Linguistics

★ Auxiliaries can also be used to refer to Auxiliary verbs in linguistic contexts.

Chemistry

★ Chiral auxiliaries are chemical compounds used in chiral synthesis

External links

★ Legion of Mary Auxiliary Membership