Sentence examples for The adjutant from inspiring English sources
noun
A lower-ranking officer who assists a higher-ranking officer with administrative affairs.
The adjutant general's branch listed his birth year as 1951.
The adjutant is one among many troops — their numbers grew over time — who spent their war almost entirely within the confines of an American base.
The adjutant general of Massachusetts complained in 1834 that only "town paupers, idlers, vagrants, foreigners, itinerants, drunkards and the outcasts of society" manned his militias.
The adjutant general ordered the 11th's commander "dishonorably mustered out of service, with loss of all pay and allowances, for fraudulent conduct in connection with the recruitment of the force".
The adjutant allowed this, and walked away from their tent.
The Adjutant General's office adopted this design in 1905 to represent the Governor on official occasions.
The adjutant replied that it was the Soviets who were attacking them; Amin initially replied that this was a lie.
It's just possible that the Adjutant General may want you to start all over again".
Gen. Thomas P. Maguire, the adjutant general, and Gov. George E. Pataki, the commander in chief.
The album was kept by Karl Höcker, the adjutant to the camp commandant.
Not surprisingly, the adjutant, normally a most amenable figure, ordered me to get the hell out of his office.
