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Provost marshal — Provost Prov ost, n. [OF. provost (L. prae and pro being confused), F. prev[^o]t, fr. L. praepositus placed before, a chief, fr. praeponere to place before: cf. AS. pr[=a]fost, pr[=o]fast. See {Preposition}, and cf. {Propound}.] 1. A person who… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Provost Marshal — The Provost Marshal is the officer in the armed forces who is in charge of the military police (often called the provost ). There may be a Provost Marshal serving at many levels of the hierarchy and he may also be the public safety officer of a… … Wikipedia
Provost Marshal General — CIC Abzeichen Das United States Army Criminal Investigation Command (CIC) ist die Militärstrafverfolgungsbehörde der United States Army, der die Criminal Investigation Divisions (CID) unterstehen. Dies ist möglich, da in den Vereinigten Staaten… … Deutsch Wikipedia
provost marshal — noun Date: 1535 an officer who supervises the military police of a command … New Collegiate Dictionary
provost marshal — commander of the military policeprov·ost mar·shal || prəʊ vəʊ‚mÉ‘rʃl /prÉ™ vəʊ‚mÉ‘Ëʃl … English contemporary dictionary
provost marshal — [prɒ vəʊ] noun the head of military police in camp or on active service … English new terms dictionary
provost marshal — noun (C) an officer who is in charge of military police … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
provost marshal — pro′vost mar shal [[t]ˈproʊ voʊ[/t]] n. 1) mil an officer in the army charged with maintaining order and with other police functions within a command 2) mil an officer in the navy charged with the safekeeping of a prisoner pending trial by court… … From formal English to slang
provost marshal — /proʊvoʊ ˈmaʃəl/ (say prohvoh mahshuhl) noun 1. (in the army) an officer acting as head of military police in a camp or area, and charged with the maintenance of order, etc. 2. (in the navy) head of the police …
Provost Marshal — In military law, the officer acting as the head of the military police of any post, camp, city or other place in military occupation, or district under the reign of martial law. He or his assistants may, at any time, arrest and detain for trial,… … Black's law dictionary
