Noun:

કમાન્ડર,

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Prejudices such as gamblers aren"t law abiding, fortunetellers lie, colonels are armed with guns etc.

colonels, captains, and men, leaving the old and experienced battalions to dwindle away into mere skeleton organizations.

Lee complained that Drayton was unable to keep his brigade properly organized, failing to file reports and returns, and that in each battle the brigade had been engaged in most of its colonels were AWOL, leaving the regiments commanded by inexperienced majors and captains.

It was also suggested that RAF colonels might be entitled "bannerets" or "leaders".

British colonels are not usually field commanders; typically they serve as staff officers.

British colonels are not usually.

In 1921, the Army abolished the appointment of brigadier-general and replaced it with the new appointments of colonel-commandant and colonel on the staff: Colonels-commandant commanded brigades, depots or training establishments, while colonels on the staff held administrative appointments.

Wille decided to condemn the two colonels to 20 days' detention, an unsatisfactory sentence in the eyes of the pro-Allied party.

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Synonyms:

light colonel, lieutenant colonel, commissioned military officer,