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master corporal

British  

noun

  1. a noncommissioned officer in the Canadian forces senior to a corporal and junior to a sergeant

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The episode on March 11, 2022, was captured on cell phone videos taken by Guessford and included in his complaint, as well as on dashboard cameras in the vehicles of Corporal Stephen Douglas, Trooper Nicholas Gallo and Master Corporal Raiford Box.

From Seattle Times

The virtual reality simulations now mean officers in the force of about 350 can train during every shift, including overnight, said Master Corporal Michel Eckerd.

From Seattle Times

The sheriff’s office released bodycam footage of Master Corporal John Seale finding Tinnley.

From Fox News

"We will never forget Master Corporal LaVigne for laying down his life in the line of duty or the response of his squad members who did everything they could to ensure that the individual responsible for his death was apprehended," Chronister said.

From Fox News

Master Corporal Brian LaVigne, 54, who spend more than 30 years in service, was just one day away from retirement, Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister said in a press conference Monday evening.

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