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The phrase "army lieutenant colonel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific military rank within the army.
Example: "After years of dedicated service, she was promoted to the rank of army lieutenant colonel."
Alternatives: "military lieutenant colonel" or "army LTC."
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Royal's father was an Army lieutenant colonel.
His father is a retired Army lieutenant colonel.
He talked with her husband, an Army lieutenant colonel, while she tried to talk to Will.
Like Jim Looram, Tom Langseth is a retired Army lieutenant colonel.
Chávez was an Army lieutenant colonel, from a humble background his parents were village schoolteachers.
Norbert Brandon Wyckoff, N.J., April 22, 2008 The writer is a retired Army lieutenant colonel.
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In 1999, Caldera handed the presidential sash to Hugo Chávez, who, as an army lieutenant-colonel, had led the February 1992 coup and later received the presidential pardon.
Mr Miquilena was the key figure in constructing the alliances that brought Mr Chavez to power, as well as the link between the former army lieutenant-colonel and the world of civilian politics.
FIVE years ago Ollanta Humala, a former army lieutenant-colonel with no previous political experience, came close to winning Peru's presidency by avowing the statist nationalism practised by Venezuela's Hugo Chávez.
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