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admiral <an admiral; admirals> N

rear admiral MIL

vice admiral <a vice admiral; vice admirals> N

vice admiral

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Hosier was replaced by two further admirals, who likewise successively perished of tropical diseases.
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The case was truly unusual: the two admirals, both the victor and the vanquished, had the same bitter reward.
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Graves' three brothers all served as captains in the navy, becoming admirals on the superannuated list.
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The budget calls for a 1% pay increase for most troops, although generals and admirals would receive a one-year pay freeze.
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Common names include admirals, anglewings, commas, and tortoiseshells, but neither of these is specific to one particular genus.
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A few more such generals and admirals, and militarism will be a dead issue in this country.
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His coffin was borne by six admirals as pall-bearers.
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The vice admirals flag did not have the anchors, while the rear admirals standard had just one star on the blue stripe.
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Admirals of despotic or monarchic states, however, could serve for years at a time.
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According to the organization charts, the persons in command of the blockading squadrons were to be rear admirals.
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