Meanings of military advice in English

No, I mean fond of discussing war; and fond of giving military advice.

Lincoln quickly came to depend on "Old Brains" for technical military advice.

In essence, this was military advice Obama didn't want.

The precise extent of the UK military advice to the Saudi air force has been unclear.

Should his military advice be accepted as final?

The media build it up, there's lots of military advice, there's lots of apparently simple and easy solutions.

But now he flies in aeroplanes, and dives in submarines, and gives his invaluable military advice to General Joffre and General Pershing.

The man had never let the army down or ignored military advice-untilnow-andmost respected him even if they didn't like him.

Lute believed Mullen resented the fact that Jones, a retired four-star, and Lute, an active duty three-star, were giving Obama regular military advice.

Leon Panetta, director of the CIA, told others that no Democratic president can go against military advice, especially if he has asked for it.

In addition, we will provide military advice and equipment to free nations which will cooperate with us in the maintenance of peace and security.

This is a task for political leadership which is informed with military advice concerning what is feasible, what is not, and what is uncertain.

Dr Fox said any reductions in British forces would be "fully discussed at the National Security Council and fully based on military advice".

After declaring his unconditional loyalty, he said his military advice was that they couldn't do it with less than 40,000.

Petraeus, who replaced the sacked General Stanley McChrystal in June, said he would give his "best professional military advice" to Obama about the withdrawal timetable.

Military advice to us, offered in a form that looks completely innocuous.