military attaché
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military attaché — n. an officer of the armed forces attached to the staff of an ambassador to another country … English World dictionary
Military attaché — Former French military attaché office located in Washington, D.C. A military attaché is a military expert who is attached to a diplomatic mission (an attaché). This post is normally filled by a high ranking military officer who retains the… … Wikipedia
military attache — noun an attache who is a specialist in military matters • Hypernyms: ↑attache • Hyponyms: ↑air attache, ↑army attache, ↑naval attache … Useful english dictionary
military attaché — noun A diplomatic attaché for military affairs Military attachés are usually high ranking officers … Wiktionary
military attache — member of the military group … English contemporary dictionary
military attaché — noun an army officer serving with an embassy or attached as an observer to a foreign army … English new terms dictionary
Attaché — is a French term in diplomacy, referring to a person who is assigned ( attached ) to the administrative staff of a higher placed person or another service or agency. Depending on custom, attaché may be modified to correspond to the gender (e.g.… … Wikipedia
Military attachés and war correspondents in the First World War — were historians creating first hand accounts of a multi national, multi continent, multi ocean military conflict. In this multi year series of military engagements across a worldwide landscape of theaters of battle, the military taxonomy of war… … Wikipedia
Military Intelligence Directorate (Israel) — Military Intelligence Directorate Directorate of Military Intelligence Hebrew: אגף המודיעין Common name Aman Agency overview Legal personality Governmental: Government agency … Wikipedia
Military Attachés — Military officers were assigned to diplomatic missions as attachés from the time of Petr I (1689–1725), to act as representatives of the Russian army and navy and to collect sensitive military information. In tsarist times, military attachés… … Historical dictionary of Russian and Soviet Intelligence
