Noun:

ಮಿಲಿಟರಿ ಅಟ್ಯಾಚ್,

military attache's Usage Examples:

military attaches from the country, saying they were plotting against Venezuela by attempting to recruit Venezuelan military personnel to destabilize Venezuela and suggested they caused Chavez's cancer.

He also directed the programs in which foreign military attaches assigned to Washington were involved and was responsible for their accreditation by DA.

The Canadian historian Wesley Wark wrote: Mason-Macfarlane represents the extreme case of a military attache who abandoned the uses of ambiguity in favour of single-minded and reductive reporting that made no effort to balance the strengths and weaknesses inherent in a military situation, or the gains and losses implied by a British response.

From August 1972 to December 1973 he served as the IDF military attache at Israel's Washington D.

T Stronge, the British military attache in Prague very strongly disagreed with Mason-MacFarlane's assessment of the Czechoslovak Army.

Ghorbanifar knew Israel's military attache in Tehran, Yaakov Nimrodi, who helped build SAVAK.

Moreover, Ribbentrop, wanted to promote General Eugen Ott, the German military attaché to Japan, as ambassador to force the Japanese to reciprocate, and thereby promote his very good friend, General Ōshima Hiroshi, the Japanese military attache to Germany, to be Japanese ambassador in Berlin.

Liebenberg was posted to London as a military attache in 1969.

military attache in Leopoldville, obviously stolen by the Brazilian "fumigators.

Synonyms:

naval attache, army attache, air attache, attache,

Antonyms:

generalist,