submarshal
/ˈsʌbmɑrʃəl/Definitions
1. noun
A high-ranking military officer ranking below a marshal, often serving as deputy or assistant to the commander in chief.
“The submarshal was responsible for coordinating the logistics of the operation.”
2. noun
In some organizations or societies, a title or rank below a marshal, often used to denote a position of authority or seniority.
“The submarshal of the Masonic lodge presided over the annual meeting.”