sub-lieutenant
sublieutenant

On his desk there was a message from the Sub-lieutenant at the hospital.

The last speaker appeared to be a sort of sub-lieutenant.

He was appointed a sub-lieutenant of infantry in October 1884.

After two years at Polytechnique he left with the rank of sub-lieutenant.

He completed his officer training in 1876, and was commissioned as a sub-lieutenant on 26 February.

In Argentina, a sub-lieutenant wears a single silver sun on each shoulder.

He finished the war with the rank of sub-lieutenant.

At the end of that year, he was promoted to Sub-Lieutenant.

He was commissioned a sub-lieutenant in the Engineers in 1828.

The crew were made prisoners of war; one, a sub-lieutenant, died during captivity.

He was posted as a sub-lieutenant to the infantry.

He graduated near the top of his class and was promoted to Sub-Lieutenant in 1799.

After passing the final fleet examination, they are promoted to the rank of sub-lieutenant.

When he got to the top, the sub-lieutenant introduced himself and they walked across to the cottage on top of the hill.

With him came a new Hurricane flown by a replacement pilot, a naval sub-lieutenant.

Pascoe turned to find the sub-lieutenant at his elbow.

Farrell graduated from Argentine military school in 1907 as an infantry sub-lieutenant.

He received his commission as a Sub-Lieutenant in July 2008.

I should like to recommend you for a commission as a sub-lieutenant in the Volunteer Reserve.

She was under the command of a sub-lieutenant from Concorde and had a crew of 38 men.

Beresford was promoted to acting sub-lieutenant in January 1866.

An officer has been killed, a sub-lieutenant.

Shackleton was also with Wild on the Discovery expedition, as a sub-lieutenant.

In Mexico, the sub-lieutenant is the junior officer in the rank scale, wearing a single gold bar.

He served as sub-lieutenant in the regiment, resigning his commission in 1876.