The phrase "admiral head" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific title or position, but without context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The admiral head of the fleet addressed the crew before the mission."
Alternatives: "fleet commander" or "naval leader".
January 1 , 1887Aplerbeck, Germany April 9 , 1945Bavaria, Germany Wilhelm Canaris, in full Wilhelm Franz Canaris (born January 1 , 1887 Aplerbeck, Westphalia, Germany died April 9 , 1945 Flossenbürg concentration camp, Bavaria) German admiral, head of military intelligence (Abwehr) under the Nazi regime and a key participant in the resistance of military officers to Adolf Hitler.
Thad Allen, the former coast guard admiral heading the US government response to the spill, declared the well "effectively dead" following a pressure test by BP yesterday.
The admiral heading the U.S. oil spill response in the Gulf of Mexico said Wednesday that the containment operation was now catching up to 630,000 gallons a day and that the amount could nearly double by next week as processing of the captured oil was expanded, The Associated Press reported from Washington.
Or force out of leadership the 40-year veteran admiral heading your command.
Nevertheless, soon after Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor, the United States approached the Chilean naval attaché and the vice admiral heading Chile's naval commission to the United States with the aim of purchasing Almirante Latorre and a few destroyers to bolster the United States' navy.
In 1881 a committee of admirals headed by General Admiral Alexei Alexandrovich drafted an ambitious program of rearming the Baltic Fleet with 16 ocean-going battleships and 13 cruisers.
(The bigger question was whether it was a wise thing to do, of course, but that requires an assessment of the entire tactical situation, about which I don't know enough)." On that question, Vice Admiral Bill Gortney, head of the U.S. Navy's Bahrain-based Fifto Fleet, seemed to realize that there may be significant consequences for the decision to kill the Somali men.
San Diego chose a retired Navy admiral to head its schools after putting him and two other finalists on television to talk about their vision.
In July, Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak (head of the White, or anti-Bolshevik, government in Siberia) recognized him as commander in chief of the northwestern White armies.
Admiral Bill Gortney, head of US Northern Command and the North American Aerospace Defense Command, said in October 2015 he believed North Korea had rockets with enough range to hit the continental US.
Rear Admiral William McRaven, head of the special forces now operating in the Sahara, says his men are much more likely to drill boreholes and build houses than to shoot at anyone.
