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air chief marshal
noun
- an air force commander of a rank comparable to an army general.
air chief marshal
noun
- a senior officer of the Royal Air Force and certain other air forces, of equivalent rank to admiral in the Royal Navy ACM
Word History and Origins
Origin of air chief marshal1
Example Sentences
Lord Lloyd-Webber, who composed music for last year's Coronation also becomes a member of the Order of the Garter - which is limited to 24 companions and is the personal gift of the monarch - along with Air Chief Marshal Lord Peach and Lord Kakkar, who has had a long career in medicine and public service.
Air Chief Marshal Richard Knighton offered his "unreserved apologies" to anyone who experienced unacceptable behaviour.
Air Chief Marshal Knighton offered his "unreserved apologies" to anyone who experienced unacceptable behaviour - and in particular the three women.
During the service, a reading will be delivered by the RAF's commander, Air Chief Marshal Sir Michael Wigston.
On Friday, Britain's Air Chief Marshal Sir Mike Wigston said in a statement that the UK and Japan are working closely together and share common values and strategic interests.
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