Examples of 'colonel commandant' in a sentence
Meaning of "colonel commandant"
Referring to a high-ranking military officer, typically in the rank of colonel, who holds the administrative position as the commander and principal authority over a specific regiment or branch of the armed forces
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The office of Colonel Commandant is an honorary one.
He fought in the Java War as a colonel commandant.
He was also the colonel commandant of the Mechanised Infantry Regiment.
O CME branch appoints new colonel commandant.
Colonel Commandant of the Royal Engineers for ten years.
He continued to be involved with the NZSAS as Colonel Commandant.
He is also the senior Colonel Commandant of the Regiment of Artillery.
As the highest ranking officer left in the state militia, he became the colonel commandant.
The same year, he was made colonel commandant of the RAE.
Colonel Commandant Ralph Coleman began his military service in 1961.
From article, CME branch appoints new colonel commandant.
CME branch appoints new colonel commandant To Recipient 's name Recipient 's email *.
Honorary lieutenant-colonel honorary colonel honorary captain ( n ) colonel commandant colonel of the regiment.
He became Colonel Commandant of the Royal Engineers with promotion to lieutenant general on 27 August 1872.
On 5 June Major Guyot became colonel commandant en second.
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Cunningham also served as Colonel Commandant of the Royal Artillery until 1954.
Stoneley retired in 1964 as a Brigadier and served as Colonel Commandant of the Royal Signals.
He was promoted lieutenant-general in 1919 when he was made a colonel commandant of the Royal Artillery.
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