Dudley accompanied him as second-in-command with a taste for personal combat.
For many years, he served as Saddam's official second-in-command, with the title of Deputy Prime Minister, and was his interlocutor with the world.
He joined the Cabinet in 2006 as chief secretary to the Treasury – effectively Chancellor Gordon Brown's second-in-command, with responsibility for keeping departmental budgets under control.
He is expected to be the head man's second in command, with Gustard bringing his hard-edged expertise to a variety of forward disciplines, as well as constructing the barricades.
"The Shia are willing to wait a certain amount of time to get one person, one vote, because then, who is the majority?" said Maj. George Sarabia, the second in command with the Second Squadron of the Second Armored Cavalry, which is responsible for Sadr City, a poor Shiite quarter of Baghdad.
To avoid a potentially messy situation, General Washington gave Schuyler overall command of the northern department, but assigned Gates as second in command with combat authority.
For two years, Brown went on planning, buying guns and pikes, feuding with a proposed second-in-command, and travelling to Canada to form a provisional government, with a black President and Vice-President.
According to the narrator of "Augustown," Alexander Bedward's second-in-command collaborated with another preacher to write "The Promised Key," "widely regarded as the first book of Rastafari," and a work deeply influenced by Bedward's Afrocentric creed.
He also drove attendees out to the school now an abandoned husk with his second-in-command, Junior Walk, an activist who works with several local organizations.
U.S. District Court Judge Murray Snow also urged criminal contempt charges against Arpaio's second-in-command, Gerard Sheridan, along with Maricopa County Sheriff's Captain Steve Bailey and an Arpaio attorney, Michele Iafrate.
