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I see everyflagofficer, all the senior officers and many of the junior officers.
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Are we to understand that police officers who are themselves engaged in security work cannot receive permits from theflagofficerin charge?
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There were proposals to change the command structure, especially in theflagofficerrank.
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A recommendation from personal observation by aflagofficeris not necessary for promotion.
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The chief petty officer is theflagofficerof the lower deck.
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One part is devoted to the living, sleeping, eating, and general use of theflagofficerhimself and staff, consisting, say, of 12 persons.
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Nevertheless, no officer need leave the premises of theflagofficer-in-charge without some satisfactory arrangement having been made for him.
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That seaman was an admiral, aflagofficer.
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The man who is a captain does not spend less money on living than aflagofficer.
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A standing committee under the presidency of aflagofficerhas been in existence for some time, and inquires into and makes suggestions on matters of this nature.
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It is difficult to imagine anything more hurtful, more galling, to aflagofficer, especially in time of war, than to be ordered to strike his flag.
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Records of classified signals are kept byflagofficersubmarines in accordance with the normal rules for the security and handling of classified documents.
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In the ordinary course of events a captain has really a much freer hand, and can do his work much better when he is away from aflagofficer.
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A senior colonel is also not befitted honors of a general orflagofficer.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Both fleets were in three squadrons, each split into three divisions and commanded by aflagofficer.
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