rear admiral

In order to get anybody up to the captain, the rear admiral, to vice admiral, to full four-star admiral, it takes a concerted effort of mentorship, paying attention to who’s available, who’s on the bench.

As a result, Russia needed naval commanders and Jones was given the rank of rear admiral and sent to fight the Turks.

Joshua Compston was a posh boy, his father a high-court judge, his grandfather a rear admiral.

It will position just off the eastern coast of Samar island, according to Rear Admiral Mark Montgomery.

From 1981 to 2009, the current Rear Admiral worked at the Marcilio Dias Hospital where she reached the post of Deputy Director.

Dan Rather visits Guantánamo and interviews Rear Admiral David Thomas.

Rear-Admiral Nicholson, in local naval command here, had ordered the Arno to fill up her boilers.

Jervis had also insisted upon his keeping the sword of the Spanish rear-admiral who fell on board the "San Josef."

The rear-admiral regarded his friend intently, as if inviting him to proceed.

At the end of the hour, the rear-admiral bethought him of retiring too.

"I want one of the young gentlemen, sentry," said the rear-admiral.