The phrase "area admiral" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a high-ranking naval officer responsible for a specific geographic area or command.
Example: "The area admiral addressed the fleet during the annual naval review, outlining the strategic objectives for the coming year."
Alternatives: "regional admiral" or "theater admiral."
"It is now one of the safest" areas, Admiral Fox said.
Speaking of the tribal areas, Admiral Mullen said in an interview with Charlie Rose on PBS last week, "We know this is a place from which, if I were going to pick the next attack to hit the United States, it would come out of the FATA," or Federally Administered Tribal Areas.
On 30 March, the Joint Chiefs of Staff divided the Pacific theatre into three areas: the Pacific Ocean Areas (POA), under Admiral Chester Nimitz; the Southwest Pacific Area (SWPA), under MacArthur; and the Southeast Pacific Area, which never became an active theatre.
On a recent Monday evening, Hedley drove from his home in San Diego's Clairemont area to the Admiral Baker Golf Course west of Allied Gardens.
By 1974 areas including the Admiral's bridge and forward boiler and engine rooms had been restored and fitted out.
During World War II he served as a Naval Officer in the South Pacific area as Aide to Admiral Robert Briscoe, Commander of Pacific Amphibious Group Operations.
Admiral Fallon's area of command includes Afghanistan.
The British cruiser, which was patrolling in the area, received both messages from Admiral Scheers victims.
The troop reductions from both countries may make it possible for the Special Operations Command to devote more personnel to other areas of the world, which Admiral McRaven acknowledged had been neglected over the past decade because of the wars' demands.
Krancke wanted to lure British warships to the area to draw attention away from Admiral Hipper, which had just exited the Denmark Strait.
