Noun
C-in-C (plural C-in-Cs)
Abbreviation of commander in chief.
c in c
I made a phone call to Aleksandr Alekseyevich, urging him to take radical measures; I needn't have called because even without my urging Mironenko was giving his C-in-C a hard time. Source: Internet
Some better steps taken in the tenure of C-in-C Muhammad Ayub Khan but country also saw dismemberment due to poor and discriminated policies during the about 10 years period in rule of the general. Source: Internet
General Wavell meanwhile having been appointed Viceroy : on this appointment it was announced that responsibility for the prosecution of the war with Japan would move from the C-in-C India to a newly created South East Asia Command. Source: Internet
On 25 June, General Claude Auchinleck —Commander-in-Chief (C-in-C) Middle East Command —relieved Ritchie and assumed direct command of the Eighth Army himself. Source: Internet
Persia and Iraq were to be split from Middle East Command as a separate Persia and Iraq Command and Auchinleck was offered the post of C-in-C (which he refused). Source: Internet
The C-in-C of the Air Force and Navy hold the equivalent of Lieutenant General rank, while all three Service Chiefs of Staff were raised to Major General level. Source: Internet