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admiral

[ad-mer-uhl] / ˈæd mər əl /




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The retired rear admiral added that the campus is working with the Maritime Administration on a new agreement that will clarify language about reporting sexual misconduct.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr. Xi is promoting a “China dream” that seeks to diminish and ultimately replace the United States as the world’s most powerful state, the admiral warned in a blunt speech on Feb. 15.

From Washington Times

If there were corrupt admirals here and there, they were just bad apples.

From New York Times

Seventy other three- and four-star generals and admirals are scheduled to rotate into new roles this year, including the four-star commanders in charge of U.S.

From Washington Post

Surely Xi's generals and admirals have conducted similar war games and reached comparable conclusions.

From Salon