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Hi, Hao to address a retired rear admiral form the navy? Let's assume his name is Tom Smith. His friends probably say 'Good morning, Tom'.
- Hi, Hao to address a retired rear admiral form the navy?
- Let's assume his name is Tom Smith.
- His friends probably say 'Good morning, Tom'.
- Former navy colleagues would often say 'Good morning, Admiral'.
- Some people would probably say 'Good morning, Mr.
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Hi,
Hao to address a retired rear admiral form the navy?
Let's assume his name is Tom Smith.
His friends probably say 'Good morning, Tom'.
Former navy colleagues would often say 'Good morning, Admiral'.
Some people would probably say 'Good morning, Mr. Smith'. Other people would often just say 'Good morning'.
Best wishes, Clive
Hao to address a retired rear admiral form the navy?
Let's assume his name is Tom Smith.
His friends probably say 'Good morning, Tom'.
Former navy colleagues would often say 'Good morning, Admiral'.
Some people would probably say 'Good morning, Mr. Smith'. Other people would often just say 'Good morning'.
Best wishes, Clive
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And people who reported to him might still say, "Good morning, Sir", just out of habit!
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And he also might hear:
"Good Morning, Dad"
Of course the greetings would be changed if the admiral were female
"Good Morning, Dad"
Of course the greetings would be changed if the admiral were female
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