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Definition of rear admiral in English: rear admiralnoun A rank of naval officer, above commodore and below vice admiral. Example sentencesExamples - He also served 32 years with the U.S. Naval Reserve and retired as a rear admiral in aviation.
- He has been nominated for appointment to the rank of rear admiral.
- A retired rear admiral in the Navy, Steidle had little experience in space programs before coming over to NASA, having focused his career on naval aviation, including flying combat missions during the Vietnam War.
- Yesterday's promotion highlighted the advancement of 15 military officials of ethnic Taiwanese origin to the ranks of lieutenant general/vice admiral or major general / rear admiral.
- Nash is a retired rear admiral, formerly in charge of Navy construction.
- Congress named him the first U.S. Navy rear admiral, vice admiral, and admiral.
- As a rear admiral Spruance commanded the cruiser division which acted as the surface screen for Halsey's carrier task force during the first months of the war.
- The commander of the MIF was at every point, from 1991 to 2003, a rear admiral or vice admiral from the US Fifth Fleet.
- The Scots naval officer served as a rear admiral in the Russian navy between 1788 and 1789.
- Hopper, who earned her doctorate in math and physics from Yale in 1934, was a rear admiral in the Navy and a computer pioneer.
- Flynn is the emergency coordinator for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and a rear admiral and assistant surgeon general in the U.S. Public Health Service.
- In 1987 he was promoted to rear admiral and assumed the duties of Assistant Chief of Naval Staff (Development).
- Rising to the rank of rear admiral during World War I, Niblack would remain an advocate of Sailors his entire career.
- On the other hand, a generation of officers - too junior to have attended staff college or war college by 1941-returned from the war as colonels or captains, and in some cases brigadier generals or rear admirals.
- As a result, the Armed Services Committee held up the Navy board's selections for rear admiral and investigated the Navy's promotion system.
- Hill himself retired from the Royal Navy as a rear admiral, having worked for Lewin in a number of appointments.
- He was a Navy chaplain for 27 years, under fire with the Marines in Vietnam, retired as a rear admiral.
- Did you see the story in The New York Times today about the retired brigadier generals and rear admiral who came out of the closet?
- Four of the five, who are all rear admirals, flew in from their carriers in the Arabian Sea to Illustrious to confer on the war against international terrorism.
- Also participating is the rear admiral responsible for the western naval command, including the security of the Colombo port, and a former navy commander who is now head of the state-owned Sri Lanka Ports Authority.
Definition of rear admiral in US English: rear admiralnounri(ə)r ˈadm(ə)rəlrɪ(ə)r ˈædm(ə)rəl An officer in the US Navy or Coast Guard ranking above commodore and below vice admiral. Example sentencesExamples - He has been nominated for appointment to the rank of rear admiral.
- As a result, the Armed Services Committee held up the Navy board's selections for rear admiral and investigated the Navy's promotion system.
- The Scots naval officer served as a rear admiral in the Russian navy between 1788 and 1789.
- Congress named him the first U.S. Navy rear admiral, vice admiral, and admiral.
- Rising to the rank of rear admiral during World War I, Niblack would remain an advocate of Sailors his entire career.
- He also served 32 years with the U.S. Naval Reserve and retired as a rear admiral in aviation.
- Nash is a retired rear admiral, formerly in charge of Navy construction.
- The commander of the MIF was at every point, from 1991 to 2003, a rear admiral or vice admiral from the US Fifth Fleet.
- Hopper, who earned her doctorate in math and physics from Yale in 1934, was a rear admiral in the Navy and a computer pioneer.
- Yesterday's promotion highlighted the advancement of 15 military officials of ethnic Taiwanese origin to the ranks of lieutenant general/vice admiral or major general / rear admiral.
- On the other hand, a generation of officers - too junior to have attended staff college or war college by 1941-returned from the war as colonels or captains, and in some cases brigadier generals or rear admirals.
- Also participating is the rear admiral responsible for the western naval command, including the security of the Colombo port, and a former navy commander who is now head of the state-owned Sri Lanka Ports Authority.
- Four of the five, who are all rear admirals, flew in from their carriers in the Arabian Sea to Illustrious to confer on the war against international terrorism.
- A retired rear admiral in the Navy, Steidle had little experience in space programs before coming over to NASA, having focused his career on naval aviation, including flying combat missions during the Vietnam War.
- He was a Navy chaplain for 27 years, under fire with the Marines in Vietnam, retired as a rear admiral.
- Hill himself retired from the Royal Navy as a rear admiral, having worked for Lewin in a number of appointments.
- Did you see the story in The New York Times today about the retired brigadier generals and rear admiral who came out of the closet?
- Flynn is the emergency coordinator for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and a rear admiral and assistant surgeon general in the U.S. Public Health Service.
- In 1987 he was promoted to rear admiral and assumed the duties of Assistant Chief of Naval Staff (Development).
- As a rear admiral Spruance commanded the cruiser division which acted as the surface screen for Halsey's carrier task force during the first months of the war.
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