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Definition of general headquarters in English: general headquartersnoun treated as singular or plural The headquarters of a military commander. the leader announced that the general headquarters was being transferred Example sentencesExamples - As soon as I arrived in Canton by plane, I visited general headquarters, but unfortunately the Lieutenant General was out.
- He was given life imprisonment because he passed on a piece of classified information to a retired officer who was his former colleague at the navy's general headquarters.
- I cannot see the point why here, at the [armed forces] general headquarters, there's so many staff cars.
- The combat flight training capacity has been expanded three-fold due to the enhancement of the capabilities of the service's air combat maneuvering instrumentation system, air force general headquarters said in a written report.
- The dismantling of the financial apparatus has coincided with an inquiry by the organisation's general headquarters into skimming by a small number of activists in the Republic.
- Placing military advisers with the rank of major or lieutenant colonel at the Colombian Army's general headquarters is the next step.
- As he left the army general headquarters after lunching with the top brass, Lee was saluted and hailed by over 1,000 troops and honor guards who sang a military farewell song while lining up along the two sides of the road.
- The air force started ‘rain-making’ missions in 1951, having dispatched 199 aircraft sorties for the purpose to date, according to information provided by air force general headquarters.
- Over the past five decades, there has been a total of 522 aircraft crashes, an average of 10 each year, according to statistics provided by the air force general headquarters.
- The report blames the air force general headquarters for failing to manage the use of houses assigned as living quarters for high-ranking air force officers.
- A senior official serving with the navy general headquarters acknowledged that the Knox-class frigates are not in good condition but denied that the ships have become ‘beached wrecks.’
- In the fall of 1941, he took his corps to the general headquarters maneuvers in the Carolinas, which proved a crucial testing ground for the rapidly approaching war.
Definition of general headquarters in US English: general headquartersnounˈdʒɛn(ə)rəl ˈhɛdˌkwɔrdərz treated as singular or plural The headquarters of a military commander. the leader announced that the general headquarters was being transferred Example sentencesExamples - Over the past five decades, there has been a total of 522 aircraft crashes, an average of 10 each year, according to statistics provided by the air force general headquarters.
- In the fall of 1941, he took his corps to the general headquarters maneuvers in the Carolinas, which proved a crucial testing ground for the rapidly approaching war.
- The air force started ‘rain-making’ missions in 1951, having dispatched 199 aircraft sorties for the purpose to date, according to information provided by air force general headquarters.
- He was given life imprisonment because he passed on a piece of classified information to a retired officer who was his former colleague at the navy's general headquarters.
- As he left the army general headquarters after lunching with the top brass, Lee was saluted and hailed by over 1,000 troops and honor guards who sang a military farewell song while lining up along the two sides of the road.
- As soon as I arrived in Canton by plane, I visited general headquarters, but unfortunately the Lieutenant General was out.
- The combat flight training capacity has been expanded three-fold due to the enhancement of the capabilities of the service's air combat maneuvering instrumentation system, air force general headquarters said in a written report.
- The dismantling of the financial apparatus has coincided with an inquiry by the organisation's general headquarters into skimming by a small number of activists in the Republic.
- The report blames the air force general headquarters for failing to manage the use of houses assigned as living quarters for high-ranking air force officers.
- I cannot see the point why here, at the [armed forces] general headquarters, there's so many staff cars.
- A senior official serving with the navy general headquarters acknowledged that the Knox-class frigates are not in good condition but denied that the ships have become ‘beached wrecks.’
- Placing military advisers with the rank of major or lieutenant colonel at the Colombian Army's general headquarters is the next step.
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