The "Ch" stands for Chaplain and "Lt Col" means Lieutenant Colonel. The military has Chaplains from numerous religious backgrounds serving the needs of todays soldier. Rank is extremely important in the military, but Chaplains hold a special place in the military. The Chaplain is there to support the religious needs and is depended on more as a Chaplain instead of like a regular officer.
O-5 (Lt Col or LCDR)
Charles Carpenter - Lt. Col. - died in 1966.
Charles Carpenter - Lt. Col. - was born in 1913.
Lt. Col. John Robinson died on 1805-06-13.
Yes!! All army officers of rank Lt col and above are gazetted officers!!
"Bloody" Lt. Col. Banastre Tarleton
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Lt. Col. John Robinson was born on 1735-07-24.
As either Col or Lt Col, really is their preference but either is correct.
All equivalent in rank/grade: Lt Col (O-5) in Army Lt Col (O-5) in Air Force Lt Col (O-5) in Marines Commander (O-5) in Navy
The airport code for Lt. Col W.G. - Billy - Barker VC Airport is YDN.
LTC or Lt. Col In relation to Civil War, I have seen it written Lieut.-Colonel which is not much of an abbreviation and Lt-Col.