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quartermaster general - translation to γερμανικά

STAFF OFFICER IN CHARGE OF SUPPLIES FOR A WHOLE ARMY

Quarter master general; Generalquartiermeister; Quartermaster General; Quartermaster-General; Quartermaster-general; QMG; Q.M.G.; Deputy Quartermaster-General; DA&QMG

quartermaster general

Leiter der Quartiermeisterei (Militär)

general officers

OFFICER OF HIGH RANK IN THE ARMIES, AND IN SOME NATIONS' AIR FORCES, SPACE FORCES, OR MARINES

Generals; High General; Full General; General; General (rank); General (military); General (military rank); General officers; Generale; General Officer; General of the Air; Generaal; Gen'l; General Officers; Generalship; Full general; Arteshbod; Generalate (office); High-ranking officer

Offiziere des Generalstabs (alle höheren Offizier)

general meeting

MEETING OF ALL THE MEMBERS OF AN ORGANIZATION

General Assembly; General assemblies; General meeting; The General Assembly; General Assembly (U.S. state legislature); General assembly (U.S. state legislature)

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Ορισμός

Quartermaster General

¦ noun the head of the army department in charge of the quartering and equipment of troops.

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Βικιπαίδεια

Quartermaster general

A quartermaster general is the staff officer in charge of supplies for a whole army. He is in charge of quartermaster units and personnel, i.e. those tasked with providing supplies for military forces and units.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quartermaster general

Παραδείγματα από το σώμα κειμένου για quartermaster general

1. Thomas Mifflin, quartermaster general for the future president‘s forces.

2. Calil, who had known Babangida since he had been quartermaster–general of the Nigerian army, not only expanded his business into manufacturing batteries, selling trucks and trading in Nigerian oil, but also set up a series of companies for the General.

3. Descended from military men, including Abraham Lincolns quartermaster general of the same name and a father who was killed leading a tank battalion in France a month before Meigss birth, his combat experience included the Ashau Valley in the Vietnam War and Medina Ridge in the Persian Gulf War.

4. The chain of events began in late December 1'71 when the IRA‘s quartermaster general, Jack McCabe, was fatally injured in an explosion caused when an experimental, fertilizer–based home–made mix known as the ‘black stuff‘ exploded as he was blending it with a shovel in his garage on the northern outskirts of Dublin. [Provisionals‘ general headquarters] GHQ warned that the mix was too dangerous to handle, but Belfast had already received a consignment, and someone had the idea of disposing of it by dumping it in a car with a fuse and a timer and leaving it somewhere in downtown Belfast." The resulting explosion made a big impression upon the Belfast leadership.

5. The chain of events began in late December 1'71 when the IRAs quartermaster general, Jack McCabe, was fatally injured in an explosion caused when an experimental, fertilizer-based home-made mix known as the black stuff exploded as he was blending it with a shovel in his garage on the northern outskirts of Dublin. [Provisionals general headquarters] GHQ warned that the mix was too dangerous to handle, but Belfast had already received a consignment, and someone had the idea of disposing of it by dumping it in a car with a fuse and a timer and leaving it somewhere in downtown Belfast." The resulting explosion made a big impression upon the Belfast leadership.