colonel general

He was a military officer with the rank of colonel general.

In 1933 Blomberg was made a colonel general for his services.

"His wife is a member of the Russian nobility," the colonel general said.

The colonel general strode to the front of the room and stood before the projection screen.

"Colonel General, what an unexpected pleasure," he said without enthusiasm.

He left active service with the rank of a Colonel General.

The equivalent ranks of a colonel general were in the:

While in this position and thereafter, he held the rank of Colonel General.

Marshals of a troop arm were immediately senior to Soviet colonel generals.

Six years later, he was promoted to Colonel General.

"As prescribed in our training manuals," the Colonel General noted.

The Egyptian Army uses a rank which translates as "colonel general".

Mr. Vlad is a colonel general, while the other three are lieutenant generals.

This soldier was a fantastic little man, plump and grinning, with enough medals for a Soviet colonel general.

He ended his career as a colonel general and the Hero of the Soviet Union.

The rank of lieutenant colonel general corresponds to command of a division.

Before 1943, Soviet colonel generals wore four stars on their collar patches (petlitsy).

A colonel general during the World Wars was called Generaloberst.

He held the military rank of Colonel General.

On January 15, Govorov was promoted to colonel general.

His military rank is Colonel General in reserve.

The North Korean rank of sangjang translates as "colonel general".

I am in constant communication with Colonel General Rudenski's headquarters.

During World War II, about 199 officers were promoted to colonel general.

I'm in a great hurry to reach Colonel General Kolchak's headquarters.