Noncommissioned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NONCOMMISSIONED in dictionary:

NOUN:
• not commissioned
ADJECTIVE:
• (of an officer in the army, navy, or air force) not holding a rank conferred by a commission.
• Not having a commission.
• (of military officers) appointed from enlisted personnel

How to use NONCOMMISSIONED in a sentence

• Well they proved their worth by the number that now fill the non-commissioned ranks, and may be judged by the commendation of their commanding officers.
• Officers, battalion noncommissioned staff officers, platoon leaders, guides, and musicians are equipped with whistles.
• At sick call all men who are sick fall in and are marched to the regimental infirmary, under charge of the noncommissioned officer in charge of quarters.
• When commanded by a noncommissioned officer, the guard is brought to attention in either case, and the noncommissioned officer salutes.
• He will not permit any soldier to take arms from the stacks or to touch them except by order of an officer or noncommissioned officer of the guard.
• The privates, noncommissioned officers, and commander of each detail dress on those of the preceding details in the same rank or line.
• RANK AND PRECEDENCE OF OFFICERS AND NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
• He reminds me of the one at Djidjelly when I was a non-commissioned officer, the greatest girl-hunter that I have ever known.
• And in addition to the Commandant, and the Electric Man, and our Staff Captains, there were sundry non-commissioned officers, and even privates.
• Hundreds of brave European non-commissioned officers met a similar fate, and are merely noticed as having perished in the retreat from Cabul.
• This man was in every way a new experience, even among the noncommissioned officers I had seen.
• The men were in charge of a non-commissioned officer, a Turk like themselves, and consequently were taking it very easy, strolling along, smoking and chatting.
• The efficiency and character of the superiors, the officers and the non-commissioned officers, are equally weighty factors in the value of the troops.
• The French garrison consisted of a hundred and ninety-nine officers, and two thousand six hundred and eighteen non-commissioned officers and privates.
• A fever, similar to that above described, broke out among the soldiers and non-commissioned officers in the fort, and great numbers died.
• For example the non-commissioned officer in command of a squad would be told that the enemy had entered a particular sector of the trench.
• Among the non-commissioned officers and privates 103 were killed in action, 50 died from wounds, 47 were missing in action and five were taken prisoner.
• Many of the officers of the latter organization had served under Colonel Rothwell as non-commissioned officers of the Regular Army.
• The gift was entirely spontaneous, and was subscribed for by the Native officers, non-commissioned officers, and men.
• The non-commissioned officer in command asked what the charge was and offered some gold pieces in payment.
• There was a non-commissioned Austrian officer with me in the second class.
• The Major moved quickly, and during the evening and night had his non-commissioned officers riding hard through the country warning out his troopers.
• The commander of the guard is an officer or non-commissioned officer.
• ADVICE TO OFFICERS A company of infantry is composed of three officers and one hundred and fifty non-commissioned officers and privates.
• The patrol preceding the advance party on the line of march is called the point, and is commanded by an officer or an experienced noncommissioned officer.
• Detachments were distributed throughout the provinces and were commanded according to their size by commissioned or non-commissioned officers.
• As the colony grew in population the corps was increased in strength, until, in 1807, it reached a total of 11 companies, numbering 886 non-commissioned officers and men.
• Chapter L In which the officers, non-commissioned officers, and rank and file, are all sent to the right about.
• In this fatal battle, fell thirty-eight commissioned officers, and five hundred and ninety-three non-commissioned officers and privates.
• The Tzar decorated a non-commissioned officer for an act of bravery which well deserved it.
• A noncommissioned officer, and eleven privates of the New South Wales corps, were sent for the security of the ship, and they were to remain on the island.
• Twenty-nine non-commissioned officers and men wounded.
• These memorials were erected by the officers, non-commissioned officers, and men of the 1st Battalion Devonshire Regiment, to the memory of their gallant comrades.

Similar words containing COMMISSION without suffix ed and without prefix non

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