commissary general meaning

• noun
    The head of the department for supplying provisions, etc to an army

• In 1805, he was appointed assistant commissary general at Gibraltar.
• Champion served as commissary general of provisions for army pensioners in 1832.
• Palmer was appointed Commissary General of New South Wales on 2 June 1791.
• In October 1766, he was made commissary general of the papal army.
• Commissaries General, Commissaries General of Ordnance, and Chiefs of Ordnance listed below:
• Commissaries General, Commissaries General of Ordnance, and Chiefs of Ordnance listed below:
• He was named to the lucrative post of commissary general of the papal army.
• He was Commissary General of the New York State Militia from 1842 to 1847.
• There he was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and appointed an assistant commissary general of subsistence.
• On April 30, 1898, he was promoted to colonel and assistant commissary general.

• "commissary general" meaning in Chinese: 兵站总监。
• "commissary general" meaning in Japanese: 兵站総監｛へいたん そうかん｝
• "commissary general" meaning in Korean: phrase, 수석 대표(대리), 병참감