例句與造句

1. Navy precedence charts also list the Flight Meteorologist insignia as the Naval Aviation Observer Badge.
2. The NC-4 Medal appeared in older U . S . Navy precedence charts after the Peary Polar Expedition Medal and before the Byrd Antarctic Expedition Medal.
3. A commemorative medal, the NC-4 Medal was a one-time award, and does not currently appear on U . S . Navy award precedence charts.
4. A bureaucratic loophole in Army regulations did not recognize this insignia, thus Pershing's gold stars did not appear on Army rank precedence charts and were considered as an unofficial rank insignia.
5. Following the various retirements, deaths, and release from military service of the original recipients, the NC-4 Medal became obsolete and does not appear on any current military award precedence charts.
6. It's difficult to find precedence chart in a sentence. 用precedence chart造句挺難的
7. The article on the Walter Reed Medal states it was an official United States Army award, but the medal was never designed to be worn on a military uniform and did not appear on any military precedence charts.
8. In addition to those badges currently authorized, there are a number of obsolete badges that have been phased out of the U . S . armed forces and no longer appear on U . S . award precedence charts.
9. By 1935, the Specially Meritorious Service Medal had adopted the status of a commemorative medal; as late as 1942 it still appeared on official US Navy award precedence charts, between the Purple Heart and Presidential Unit Citation.
10. But in this article, it states " Unofficial decorations of the United States military are those awards and decorations that were authorized under military regulations, but never appeared on official precedence charts . " How can one prove that an award or decoration was never in a precedence chart unless it was never authorized for wear in the first instance?
11. But in this article, it states " Unofficial decorations of the United States military are those awards and decorations that were authorized under military regulations, but never appeared on official precedence charts . " How can one prove that an award or decoration was never in a precedence chart unless it was never authorized for wear in the first instance?