WordNet
n. a military officer who serves as an adviser to the troops of an allied nation [syn: military advisor]
Usage examples of "military adviser".
Fifty-three-year-old General Baris lost most of his right leg in the 1973 Arab-Israeli War, burned off in a tank explosion, but he stayed in government to serve his country as best he could, rising through the ranks from onion-peeler and tailor to intelligence coordinator to tactician to presidential military adviser.
She's my senior political adviser, as opposed to Captain Pahner, who's my senior military adviser.
The King was very polite about it, even offered Hightower a position as his personal military adviser, but Hightower wouldn't have any of it.
He looked at the ever-smiling Colonel Due Phon Lo, chief military adviser to the AAR, then at the officers sitting in tense formation in the chairs beside him.
The Triad Society was founded by Chen Jinnan, who is the military adviser of Marshal Zheng in Taiwan.
Hermione sent for Commodore Lucius Barnes, her young, super-efficient military adviser.
In my capacity as a local military adviser, I'd had the shiny new system demonstrated to me on crowds in Indigo City.