Commanding officer
Commanding officer noun - One in official command especially of a military force or base.
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Synonyms for Commanding officer
Judge and commanding officer are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Judge" instead a noun phrase "Commanding officer".
Judge
Judge noun - A person who impartially decides or resolves a dispute or controversy.
Commanding officer and judge are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Commanding officer" instead a noun "Judge".
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Danzo: "The reports you must have written about your observations and analysis of Team 7 that would make you more qualified than their commanding officer to judge what they're capable of."
Source: Armor-Piercing Question -
Harm had his vision impairment fixed and went back to flying Tomcats for a short while, before his new commanding officer convinced him that he was too old to be competitive as an aviator against all the younger pilots, despite his skill, and that he would do the most good as a judge advocate.
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JAG: Harm had his vision impairment fixed and went back to flying Tomcats for a short while, before his new commanding officer convinced him that he was too old to be competitive as an aviator against all the younger pilots, despite his skill, and that he would do the most good as a judge advocate.
Source: 10-Minute Retirement
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