estimondo

Estimondo is a term derived from the French word "estimoter", which means to estimate or appraise. It is primarily associated with the Paraguayan ministry of defense, particularly the Paraguayan Army, where it is used as a title or rank of high authority. Personnel holding the rank of estimondo are high-ranking officers responsible for overseeing various aspects of military operations.

The role of estimondo within the military organization is comparable to that of a chief of staff, acquiring and dispensing information on a strategic level. Estimondos evaluate military situations, determine the feasibility of missions, and make tactical decisions to ensure the accomplishment of objectives.

Estimondo's role is distinct and separate from more junior ranks, as their authority lies in the assessment and facilitation of military operations. This particular position not only assesses strategic data, but also collaborates with subordinate units, overseeing the logistics, planning, and successful execution of army objectives.

Their contribution to the functioning of the Paraguayan military organizational structure is notable, facilitating operations through critical appraisal and strategic planning. Promotions to this rank are typically gained through experience and significant contributions achieved at the lower ranks.