deputy chief of staff

I then asked him to serve as the deputy chief of staff.

Nine months later, I became the deputy chief of staff once again.

In August 1967 he became deputy chief of staff for programs and resources.

He was named deputy chief of staff for plans in June 1974.

He was the deputy chief of staff in the Syrian army until 2002.

He became the deputy chief of staff, personnel, in October 1973.

In April 1973 he become deputy chief of staff, plans and operations.

He then became deputy chief of staff, plans and operations, in March 1988.

In January 1999, he became deputy chief of staff, with many additional responsibilities.

In 1951, he became the Air Force deputy chief of staff for development.

He was deputy chief of staff in the White House from 1981 to 1985.

She currently serves as assistant to the president and deputy chief of staff.

The latest announcement came yesterday: a new deputy chief of staff.

At its beginning, Peers was the assistant deputy chief of staff for special operations.

He became deputy chief of staff for materiel on June 30, 1959.

General Kennedy was serving as the assistant deputy chief of staff for intelligence.

She lobbied the president's former deputy chief of staff, whose children had gone to the same school as hers.

He returned in 1961 as deputy chief of staff of the group.

He later became deputy chief of staff for premier Landry.

The general became the command's deputy chief of staff, comptroller, in March 1980.

"You will receive a promotion to deputy chief of staff if this works.

He assumed duties as assistant deputy chief of staff for operations in June 1967.

It is not clear if he was deputy chief of staff in 1972, the date of the document.

So was the deputy chief of staff in charge of lobbying for health insurance.

The official procedure is to send a written request to the deputy chief of staff for operations and plans.