The phrase "chief brigadier" is not standard in English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a military context, but it is not a commonly recognized rank combination.
Example: "The chief brigadier addressed the troops before the mission."
Alternatives: "senior brigadier" or "brigadier general."
The battle for the capital, Bissau, was fought out between forces loyal to President Joao Bernardo Vieira, and those loyal to the army chief, Brigadier Ansumane Mane.
Tanzania's navy chief, Brigadier Said Omar, says that his fleet never reaches the high seas; its operational range is 20 nautical miles.
The report singles out people like provincial police chief Brigadier General Abdul Raziq in Kandahar and Azizullah in Paktika.
The British army under Commander-in-Chief, Brigadier-General Richard Matthews, landed in Canara on 9 March 1783, and captured the Mangalore fort on the orders of the Bombay Government.
Speaking to Israel Radio earlier on Monday, the Israeli military's chief spokesperson Brigadier General Motti Almoz said: "The situation is an unlimited truce".
Speaking to Israel Radio today, the military's chief spokesperson Brigadier General Motti Almoz said: "The situation is an unlimited truce".
The US military base's chief prosecutor, Brigadier General Mark Martins, announced this week that he had asked the Pentagon to drop conspiracy charges against the five men awaiting trial for their part in the 2001 atrocity.
Tam Dalyell, also known as Sir Thomas Dalyell Loch, 11th Baronet, who retired in 2005 after 43 years in parliament, says the abuse of expenses goes back to 1963 and then Conservative chief whip Brigadier Martin Redmayne.
As it happens, today's Post also carried a story from the Pentagon that quotes the U.S. military's chief spokesman, Brigadier General Kevin Bergner, describing Al Qaeda as "the principal threat" to Iraqis.
A posting on the Facebook page of the Egyptian military's chief spokesman, Brigadier General Mohammed Samir, said Abu Duaa al-Ansari was killed in an operation south of the Egyptian coastal city of el-Arish.
Perhaps his greatest mistake was to resist the building of fixed defences in either Johore or the north shore of Singapore, dismissing them in the face of repeated requests to start construction from his Chief Engineer, Brigadier Ivan Simson, with the comment "Defences are bad for morale – for both troops and civilians".
