Commandant (noun)

The person in charge of a military unit, institution, or organization.

Origin:

The word 'commandant' comes from the french word 'commandant' which is derived from the verb 'commander' meaning 'to command.'.

Examples:

1. The commandant of the Marine Corps is a four-star general.
2. The commandant of the prison was known for his strict but fair rule.
3. The commandant gave orders to his troops to advance on the enemy position.
4. The commandant of the naval academy is responsible for the training and education of future naval officers.
5. The commandant of the Air Force Academy is a senior military officer who is responsible for the education and training of future Air Force officers.