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noncommissioned officer
noun
- an enlisted person, as a sergeant or corporal, holding any of various ranks below commissioned or warrant officers.
noncommissioned officer
/ 藢苍蓲苍办蓹藞尘瑟蕛蓹苍诲 /
noun
- (in the armed forces) a person, such as a sergeant or corporal, who is appointed from the ranks as a subordinate officer
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of noncommissioned officer1
Example Sentences
Does holding a commission necessarily mean a candidate is better suited to elective office than one who was a noncommissioned officer or a PFC or Seaman Apprentice?
News of the decision came as Germany鈥檚 Federal Administrative Court considered a complaint by a noncommissioned officer in the navy against the continued vaccination requirement.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota also intervened on his behalf along with the service鈥檚 top noncommissioned officer, the sergeant major of the Army.
The Unit, consisting of enlisted soldiers and noncommissioned officers, maintains a tight-knit community, like many units in all branches of service.
The programs are offered in public high schools, with retired officers or noncommissioned officers vetted by the military acting as instructors.
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