NOUN
- military officers assigned to assist a senior officer in planning military policy
How To Use general staff In A Sentence
- Working hours are 8:30 to 2:00 pm to work from the general staff dedicated channel access.
- Most important, research work will be done at this center and all the immunochemistry laboratories in this country will be run from this center; it will be the general staff of the scientific-technical directorate -- not the administrative directorate but the scientific-technical directorate. CASTRO SPEAKS AT IMMUNILOGY CENTER
- He works at the General Staff.
- It is no coincidence that the incumbent chief of the general staff Liang Guanglie was formerly commander of the Nanjing command.
- It is no coincidence that the incumbent chief of the general staff Liang Guanglie was formerly commander of the Nanjing command.
- Under our current model, we wait until an officer attains the rank of major before investing in the yearlong command and general staff officer course.
- In the past, the defense minister was only a figurehead without any authority over the chief of the general staff.
- The like observations may be applied to the Ordnance Corps and to the general staff, the operations of which as they are now organized must either be frequently interrupted or performed by officers taken from the line of the Army, to the great prejudice of the service. State of the Union Address (1790-2001)
- He works at the General Staff.
- The Naval and General Staffs did not demur.
