Provost sergeant

Sergeant provost ko ofisee mo alaa ko woni e mum, jokkondirɗo e polis konu.

Leydi Biritaniya e laamu Commonwealth

E nder konu Angalteer e konu leydi Commonwealth, sarwiis provost (waktuuji goɗɗi ina limtee Provo Sgt) ko ofisee mo alaa ko woni e mum, gardinooɗo golle provost regiment (walla polis regiment) e koolaaɗo kuuɓal sarwiis mawɗo regiment ngam toppitaade dewal moƴƴal e neɗɗaagu konu e nder konu walla bataliyoŋ.^[1] Hono no terɗe polis regiment goɗɗe ɗee nii, sarwiis provost ko tergal regiment walla korse mo ɓe ngoni oo, wonaa tergal polis konu laamɗo. Sarjant provost ina heewi jogaade darnde militeer sarjant, tiitoonde sarjant provost. ko toɗɗagol wonaa darnde. Sarjeant provost ɓoornaaki baaji njulaagu ceertuɗi. Kono eɗe mbaawi anndeede e brassard mo ɓe ɓoornotoo e uniforme maɓɓe, mo alkule "PS"[citation needed] walla "RP" kam e limlebbi sergeant.

Leyɗeele dentuɗe Amerik

E nder polis konu Amerik walla polis konu Amerik,[citation needed] tiitoonde sarwiis provost ina heewi firtude ko sarwiis operaasiyoŋ kalfinaaɗo gollotooɓe biro Provost Marshal walla NCO kalfinaaɗo station MP . Darnde ndee ina heewi jogaade sarjant mawɗo walla sarjant mawɗo gunnery, kono ina waawi kadi jogaade sarjant gadano walla sarjant mawɗo. Sarwisaaji provost konu Amerik mbaawaa anndeede e hay innde keertiinde nde, tee sarwisaaji provost seeɗa ina ɓoornoo hay mbaydi polis konu keeriiɗo e uniforme hare konu mum en.

Ƴeew kadi

Provost Marsandiis

Tuugnorgal

↑ "WW2 Peoples War". BBC. Archived from the original on 2011-02-12. Luckily for me the provost sergeant had to return to England and it was decided that I would take his place because being the battalion interpreter I was taken out of the line two days before to find billets for the officers and men. As provost sergeant I was in charge of the battalion police and I had to learn to ride a motorbike which pleased me.

[1] "WW2 Peoples War". BBC. Archived from the original on 2011-02-12. Luckily for me the provost sergeant had to return to England and it was decided that I would take his place because being the battalion interpreter I was taken out of the line two days before to find billets for the officers and men. As provost sergeant I was in charge of the battalion police and I had to learn to ride a motorbike which pleased me.

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