Noun:

કેપ્ટન ઓફિસર,

commanding officer ગુજરાતી ભાષામાં ઉદાહરણ:

તેમના કમાન્ડિંગ ઓફિસર ફિડલ કાસ્ટ્રોએ ગૂવેરાને એક બૌદ્ધિક, હિંમતવાન અને એક અદભૂત નેતા ગણાવ્યા હતા.

બંગાળ આર્મીમાં અશાંતિની સ્થિતિ વિશે પહેલેથી સારી એવી જાણકારી હતી, છતાં 24 એપ્રિલે ત્રીજી બંગાળ લાઇટ કેવેલરીના સહાનુભૂતિ ન ધરાવતા કમાન્ડિંગ ઓફિસર લેફ્ટનન્ટ કર્નલ જ્યોર્જ કાર્મિકેલ-સ્મિથએ તેમના 90 જવાનોને પરેડ કરવા અને ગોળીબારની ડ્રીલ કરવા આદેશ આપ્યો હતો.

commanding officer's Usage Examples:

from the British army "for having falsely, calumniously, and maliciously traduced the character of his commanding officer, Brevet Major John Martin" in an.

The commanding officer is impressed with his skill and takes Richard away as a captive to become a player of Ja'La dh Jin (Game of Life) on his division's team.

In August 1955, he returned to the United States with the 1st Division, and was appointed commanding officer, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines, 1st Marine Division.

The commanding officer's quarters have several restored and furnished rooms.

Promoted to captain (in 1864, with the date of rank again apparently backdated, this time to July 1862), he was commanding officer of the steam frigate San Jacinto until she was wrecked in the Bahamas at the beginning of 1865.

However, after a few hours, the Japanese commanding officer obligingly surfaced between Raby and George, and switched on his searchlights.

All the ships were crewed by Bruneians, led by a qualified commanding officer.

Preben Ottesen, the ship's commanding officer, stated that he was asleep in his cabin when the collision happened, and was in fact woken by the collision.

Throughout times Nădlac, a castle with wooden and soil fortification, was invaded by the Tartars, was held by János Hunyadi, and was donated to the commanding officers Gyorgy Istvan and Dmitar Jakšić who laid the foundation of a new fortification.

The first commanding officer of the Navy, Jose Andrada, became its first Commodore and Chief.

Squadron Leader Molson, 118 Sqn commanding officer, veteran Hurricane pilot of the Battle of Britain, would remain in Dartmouth to assume command of 126 (F) Sqn.

commanding officer knew he was in a safety lane, but, having failed to get word Seawolf was behind schedule, believed there was no U.

JPG|A furnished room inside the commanding officer's quarters.

Synonyms:

commandant, commander in chief, military officer, commander, SACLANT, Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic, wing commander, officer, generalissimo, SACEUR, Supreme Allied Commander Europe,

Antonyms:

civilian, follower,