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Cmdr

abbreviation for
(Military) Commander

Cmdr.

Commander.
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Cmdr

ABBR (Mil) =Commander → Cdte
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Lt Cmdr Tholens wrote about his escape from Bodelwyddan's Kinmel Camp in 1915 and their failed attempt to rendezvous with the U-38 submarine off the Great Orme with two colleagues.
Solved: The Mystery of Iron Cross given to baby by escaped POW; HERR THOLENS MISSED ESCAPE ON GERMAN U-BOAT OFF GREAT ORME... BUT DID RETURN TO N.WALES TO MEET LLOYD GEORGE
Lt Cmdr Gotke, who is commander of the Royal Navy Historic Flight, said the postwar Fury was normally a delight to fly.
Gong for flier who averted plane crash
Royal Australian Navy vessels have taken part in this enduring Australian Defence Force operation since 2009, providing intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance support to the Pacific Islands Countries, CMDR Cannell said.
Australia : HMAS Parramatta visits Port Villa
Lt Cmdr Marshall commanded 767 Fleet Air Arm squadron which had the task of converting naval aircrew and also RAF aircrew to the then brand new F4K Phantom.
'A skilled pilot who inspired a top squadron' Praise for brave flier who saved fighter jet
Air Cmdr Kayani, who retired in 1999 as Assistant Chief of Air Staff Education, joined Pakistani Air Force (PAF) as commissioned officer in 1968.
Prominent educationist Air Cmdr (r) Farooq H Kayani laid to rest
Cmdr Hadfield has made a name for himself on Twitter with more than 600,000 followers.
Bright lights, big city... from space
HAPPY HOME 3 Lt Cmdr Tim Davey with daughters Lauren and Ellen, the crew in Santa hats, left, and HMS Blyth, below
Nice to sea you Santa.
Cmdr Moore and Cmdr West have a combined 36 years of experience in the Navy.
Female Command first for navy ship
At the end of April 1941 Lt Cmdr Simms and the Hurricane had staged a near-repeat of the Benares rescue when they came to the aid of her sister ship City of Nagpur.
Destroyer to the rescue
NavyTimes said Cmdr Funtanilla was brought before an "admiral's mast" because misjudgments associated with the incident called into question his ability to effectively and safely lead his command.
US captain is stripped of his command
Commanding a ship has been a lifelong dream for Cmdr.
At the helm; Grafton native captains nuclear sub
On board, Cmdr Clough and his crew were on hand to give guided tours.
'We'll return' pledge as thousands flock to marvel at Navy's flagship giant

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