turrethead
/ˈtɝr.ɪt.hed/Definitions
1. noun
A person, typically a medieval warrior, who occupies a turret or other elevated position for defensive or attacking purposes.
“The turretheads were stationed at the castle walls to protect against the invading army.”
2. noun
A person who occupies a commanding or dominant position, often figuratively.
“The politician was considered the turrethead of the opposition party, leading their charge against the government.”