Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Arabic term or phrase:
رؤساء الشعب
English translation:
In "U.S. Military English" = section chiefs
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Wa'ad Younane
Sep 29, 2008 12:21
16 yrs ago
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Arabic term
رؤساء الشعب
Arabic to English
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Military / Defense
UAE armed forces
تقارير قادة الكتائب/ضباط الأركان/رؤساء الشعب/نواب القادة والمدراء في الألوية والأسلحة والمديريات تنظم من قبل قادتهم
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In "U.S. Military English" = section chiefs
Greetings... taHaiya Tayyiba wa b3ad...
Depending on the level of military command or headquarters involved, in this case a battalion (as cited in the original text), the equivalent term - as rendered in "U.S. Military English" - is:
"Section chiefs" (the heads of internal elements of one of the staff sections of a battalion, as cited).
Example: Battalion S-3, Operations and Training Staff
This staff normally includes these functional sections:
a. Planning section
b. Training managment section
c. Operations section
d. Fire support coordination (artillery direct support)
etc.
That term remain = "section chiefs" inside staff sections at higher levels of military command (such as those in a brigade, regiment, division , etc.).
Hope this helps.
Khair, in shaa' Allah.
Regards,
Stephen H. Franke
San Pedro, California
Depending on the level of military command or headquarters involved, in this case a battalion (as cited in the original text), the equivalent term - as rendered in "U.S. Military English" - is:
"Section chiefs" (the heads of internal elements of one of the staff sections of a battalion, as cited).
Example: Battalion S-3, Operations and Training Staff
This staff normally includes these functional sections:
a. Planning section
b. Training managment section
c. Operations section
d. Fire support coordination (artillery direct support)
etc.
That term remain = "section chiefs" inside staff sections at higher levels of military command (such as those in a brigade, regiment, division , etc.).
Hope this helps.
Khair, in shaa' Allah.
Regards,
Stephen H. Franke
San Pedro, California
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Comment: "Thank you Stephen:)"
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