military officer造句

A military officer acting as secretary and confidential assistant to a superior officer of general or flag rank.

A commission promoting a military officer in rank without an increase in pay.

In the early 1990s, a Russian military officer allegedly trained several dolphins to attack enemy ships.

Jong Eun sits in the front row of the group photo, with a military officer between him and his father.

Ideal jobs for the Tiger include entrepreneur, military officer, politician, musician, writer, designer, stockbroker, athlete and actor.

This action is a solid guarantee to ensure that the reform on the military officer system is conducted according to law in a steady manner.

"When the Soviets went away," says a senior military officer, "we had a very large number of battle-hardened people with nothing to do."

Like most military officers, Wellington was a creature of his own experience, therefore a chapter is dedicated to the lessons he learned as a young officer in India.

Japan’s leading military officer, Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, warned Japan was going to war for oil, and would be defeated because of lack of oil.

Larry Wortzel, a former army attaché at the US embassy in Beijing, remembers the subsequent warning he received from a senior Chinese military officer with the PLA's General Staff Department.

As lawyer Joe Miller in Philadelphia, he showed us that he was more than capable of playing the everyman character, and in Courage Under Fire we saw him as a valiant military officer.

The top U. S. military officer, General Richard Meyers, said Thursday an initial look at camp records did not turn up any incident that would confirm the Newsweek report.

Several were visibly coordinating with military officers, even setting up joint military-civilian checkpoints.

Eight Libyan military officers defected to Italy on Monday.

Huang Xiaoming Japanese military officers in this play.

Hundreds of military officers were drafted in to police the demonstration.