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Yes. It was used in the 1700s for field marshal.
The rank of Field Marshall is not used in the American Military in any branch.
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Erwin Rommel was a German Field Marshal of World War II. Known as the "Desert Fox" he was forced to commit suicide by Hitler.
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Field Marshal Erwin Rommel was the "desert fox" of the Africa Corps in Northern Africa for the Nazi Wehrmacht (Army). He was dubbed with that nickname because he was sly like a fox in his military strategy and used camouflage tactics like the real animal of the desert fox.
It was a modified Humber Super Snipe, and was used by Monty from shortly after the D_Day landings until after the Victory Parade in Berlin in 1945.
It is spelled with one l. Marshal as in U.S. Marshal, when being used as a noun. When used as a name it is spelled with two l's as in Marshall Mathers.
Field Marshall Haig was also considered a good leader rather than being a butcher because of two reasons. Firstly, he knew what he had to do to save the country, he sacrificed the lives of the soldiers to protect the other thousand lives in Britain. This is shown when Field Marshall Haig says, " losses are bound to be heavy on both sides, for in the price of victory is paid." Moreover, this is portrayed when Field Marshall Haig encourages his men when he says, " no superiority of arms and ammunition however great will enable victories to be won without sacrifice of men's lives." Secondly, the methods he used in the war were very wise and in line with that period of time. Other than that he was a total butcher because he sent thousands to their deaths and spoke about it like if it was no big deal, in my opinion he was not a great leader.
The spelling of the official is a fire marshal. The similar proper noun Marshall is often mistakenly used as the spelling of the term, especially as the verb marshal doubles the L in UK spellings marshalled and marshalling.
private lance corporal corporal sergeant staff sergeant sergeant major regimental sergeant major (warrant officer) lieutenant 2nd lieutenant Captain Major Commander Lieutenant Commander Colonel Lieutenant Colonel Brigadier General Lieutenant General Brigadier General Major General Marshal 1st Marshal Chief Marshal Field Marshal Chief Marshal Lieutenant (hardly used anymore but still used in the US army )
uniform pressure theory or uniform wear theory is used to find the torque required to overcome collar friction. Which will help in analyzing and designing the screw jack.