naval officer

I want to just go on with my life and be a Naval officer.

But why would anyone want to become a naval officer?

He would not tell the naval officer what it was.

The naval officers were talking in a little group and looking at him.

A moment later, the naval officer rose from the table.

Young was born in 1762, the son of a naval officer.

One was to become a naval officer, which he achieved.

"All the members of the court are experienced naval officers."

This was the second significant step in Bush's career as a naval officer.

"I have some news for you about your boys," the naval officer said.

There's no question about it now,' said the naval officer.

That is why all of you are here: to become naval officers.

A naval officer is much more than a man with a certain body of technical information.

They were all naval officers, sent out by their governments.

I was turned from a naval officer into a sailor.

I suspected at once that he was a naval officer.

The disappearance of the former naval officer was no longer news.

After the outbreak of war in 1848, he became a naval officer.

Both naval officers also said the rescue had gone "by the book."

He would be the first naval officer to command the region.

The naval officer dropped a hand on the boy's shoulder.

I also spoke to two other former German naval officers.

This was very much more simple than dealing with the naval officer.

When the naval officer had gone he got up from the bed and went along the passage.

Remember he's a naval officer - he usually looks smart.