Crossword Clue: Military leader: Abbr.
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Military leader: Abbr."
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Military leader: Abbr."
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- A title for R.W.R.
- Abbr. akin to POTUS
- Abbr. for a president
- Abbr. that denotes "U.S. president"
- Armed Forces VIP
- Commander in chief; Abbr.
- G.W. was one
- George W. Bush, now: Abbr.
- Head of the services, for short
- High mil. office
- Top military rank: Abbr.
- Overall military commander
- Obama, as of Jan. 2009
- Obama's mil. title
- The Pres., militarily speaking
- POTUS, for the military
- POTUS, militarily
- POTUS, to the military
- POTUS's alternate title
- POTUS's military role
- Mil. role for the president
- Mil. slang for the president
- One of Carter's jobs: Abbr.
- One of Carter's titles: Abbr.
- Military abbr.
- Military leader: Abbr.
- One of R.W.R.'s titles
- Pres. Bush title
- Pres., militarily
- Pres. title
- Pres., to the military
- President, briefly
- Presidential title: Abbr.
- President's mil. title
- Pres.'s military title
- Prez
- Prez's title
- Title for a U.S. Pres.
- Title for R.W.R.
- Title for the Pres.
- U.S. Pres., militarily
- U.S. prez, militarily
Recent Usage of Military leader: Abbr. in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Nov. 1, 1972