staff corps

The term "staff corps" historically refers to specialized groups within military organizations, responsible for various support and professional services.

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Definition

C1Military

(general)A group of officers responsible for administrative, logistical, and support roles rather than direct combat.

Example

  • The staff corps ensures that the troops have the necessary supplies and support to carry out their missions.

C1Military

(technical)A specialized branch within the military composed of personnel who provide technical, medical, or other professional services.

Example

  • The engineering staff corps played a crucial role in constructing the new military base.

C2Historical

(UK, historical)A body of officers and soldiers performing engineering and reconnaissance duties during the wars of Wellington.

Example

  • During the wars of Wellington, the staff corps was essential for engineering and siege operations.

C2Historical

(India, historical)A body of British officers serving on the permanent Indian establishment, appointed to native regiments.

Example

  • In colonial India, the staff corps included British officers assigned to native regiments.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "staff corps":

chief of staffcivil serviceuniformed service