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Av. S.V. Gen

English translation: Aviere Servizio Volontario Generico

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Italian term or phrase:Av. S.V. Gen
English translation:Aviere Servizio Volontario Generico
Entered by: Gian

10:17 Dec 3, 2002
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Military / Defense / military
Italian term or phrase: Av. S.V. Gen
Da un Certificato di Congedo Illimitato:

"Grado, arma, cat. spec. : Av. S.V. Gen."

Imagino che "AV." sta per "Aviazione", ma il resto?

C'è qualcuno che ha fatto il servizio militare?
Sarah Ponting
Italy
Local time: 21:23
aviere (Av.) Servizio Volontario (S.V.)
Explanation:
Gen. potrebbe essere generale o generico (non credo Generale, massimo grado degli uff. sup.)
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Gian
Italy
Local time: 21:23
Grading comment
Thanks a lot. I found myself at a distinct disadvantage with this translation, being both non-Italian and female!
I think you're right about "generico", as I imagine "spec." stands for "specializzazione". Also, "generale" is very unlikely seeing as the person in question was in the armed forces for just one year!

Thanks again.

Sarah
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4 +1aviere (Av.) Servizio Volontario (S.V.)
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aviere (Av.) Servizio Volontario (S.V.)


Explanation:
Gen. potrebbe essere generale o generico (non credo Generale, massimo grado degli uff. sup.)

Gian
Italy
Local time: 21:23
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Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian
PRO pts in category: 28
Grading comment
Thanks a lot. I found myself at a distinct disadvantage with this translation, being both non-Italian and female!
I think you're right about "generico", as I imagine "spec." stands for "specializzazione". Also, "generale" is very unlikely seeing as the person in question was in the armed forces for just one year!

Thanks again.

Sarah

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