How to Use commissioned officer in a Sentence
commissioned officer
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Deputies and a sergeant with the state game and fish commission got there around 11 p.m., as detailed in an account that commission officer Brad Young emailed the next day.
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Karin Brulliard,
Washington Post,
2017-10-07
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McCauley was then recognized by George Washington himself as a non-commissioned officer.
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Cassandra Good,
Smithsonian Magazine,
2021-03-17
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At that time, Diaz told council the department had 63 total commissioned officers, seven officers in training and two vacancies that were being filled.
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Karen Zurawski,
Houston Chronicle,
2019-06-09
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Because of his pedigree, Buttigieg glided straight into the Navy Reserve's direct-commission officers program, bypassing the more time-consuming training route of other branches.
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Author: Steve Hendrix, Joshua Partlow,
Anchorage Daily News,
2019-07-29
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The non-commissioned officer in charge of all White House communications for the army at Mar-a-Lago pleaded guilty to lying to investigators during a child pornography investigation.
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Mario Ariza,
sun-sentinel.com,
2019-09-28
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Overall, the American military has strongly enforced sanitation standards thanks to the existence of a professional non-commissioned officer (NCO) corp with the authority to do so (11).
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Rebecca Kreston,
Discover Magazine,
2011-11-04
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