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12:31 Nov 26, 2001 |
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| Selected response from: Rick Henry United States Local time: 20:35 | ||||||
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5 | knight commander |
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4 | Degree of Commander |
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4 | Rank of Commander... |
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Degree of Commander Explanation: No me suena mucho, pero no encontré otra cosa. |
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Rank of Commander... Explanation: if this is related to the Naval Academy studies. HTH Rick |
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knight commander Explanation: Is this honourary rather than actual For example as in the 'Knights of Columbanus' an organisation of the Irish in teh USA, with honorific (and fancy-sounding titles) for members?? Like the Knights of Malta, Order of St. John, etc etc. In which case KNIGHT COMMANDER 'grado de' may be superfluous, rather than literally 'degree' as in 'licenciado', alternatively 'title' EG He was awrded teh title of Knight Commander Yes, Google confirms my suspicions: see ....Dr. Toyoda was awarded Knight Commander of the British Empire, UK; Order ... was awarded the highest level (Comendador) of the Medal of Isabel .... and more in http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=comendador knight comma... |
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