marshal of the air force
marshal of the air force noun: highest rank in some air forces, usually influenced by the British system. Analogous to the marshal of the RAF.
Noun
marshal of the air force (plural marshals of the air force)
- Highest rank in some air forces, usually influenced by the British system. Analogous to the marshal of the RAF.
Forms of marshal of the air force
| plural | marshals of the air force |
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Questions about marshal of the air force
- What does marshal of the air force mean?
- Marshal of the air force means highest rank in some air forces, usually influenced by the British system. Analogous to the marshal of the RAF.
- What part of speech is marshal of the air force?
- Marshal of the air force is a noun.
- What is the plural of marshal of the air force?
- The plural of marshal of the air force is marshals of the air force.
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