personal staff

noun

, (used with a singular or plural verb)

1. the aides of a general officer or a flag officer.

Example Sentences

When Petraeus and his personal staff flew out of Kabul for the final time last July, Broadwell was aboard the Gulfstream.

From The Daily Beast

He had come directly to her father and had been attached to the prince's personal staff.

From Project Gutenberg

He enlisted under the militant banners and on the personal staff of the Sin Killer.

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I know Sir Reginald Bassett thought very highly of him, was prepared to give him an appointment on his personal staff.

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These and such as these make up the personal staff or executive body of his prophecies.

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He was surrounded by his personal staff, and was attentively listening to Captain Lees account of the state of the field.

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