military attaché

noun

1. attaché ( def 2 ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of military attaché¹

First recorded in 1855–60

Example Sentences

Prior to his posting in London, Col Elovik served as an assistant military attache at Russia's embassy in Washington DC.

From BBC

While no country has officially recognized the Taliban government, earlier this month Russia accepted a military attaché from the Taliban in Moscow, while China officially accepted a Taliban ambassador to the country.

From New York Times

Navy captain, possibly a military attache, was photographed in Chinese state media in one session at the forum, but was not identified by name.

From Washington Times

"Unless they are certain of improvements, we can expect the PLA navy to be cautious in how they initially deploy them," said an Asian military attache who is tracking China's submarine force.

From Reuters

"There are many things that South Korea can help Taiwan with but can't in reality", said defence diplomacy researcher Cho Hyeon Gyu, who served as military attache in Taipei and Beijing.

From Reuters