Sentence examples for and commandant from inspiring English sources

On a brief visit to the base at Bagram, the deputy commander of the coalition fleet and commandant general of the British Royal Marines, Maj.

There Bose became a youth educator, journalist, and commandant of the Bengal Congress volunteers.

James M. Loy is a former deputy secretary of homeland security and commandant of the Coast Guard.

General Greene was promoted to four-star rank and commandant of the corps in 1964, when American marines in Vietnam numbered only in the hundreds.

General Barrow rose through the ranks, becoming assistant commandant in 1978 and commandant in 1979, succeeding Gen. Louis H. Wilson, who had already started big reforms in the Marines, including discharging more than 5,000 undesirables.

Functions of Coast Guard, and Commandant of Coast Guard, excepted from transfer when Coast Guard is operating as part of Navy under former sections 1 and 3 (now 101 and 103) of Title 14, Coast Guard.

In answers that did little to mollify the anger among senators, Mr. Roche insisted that it would be unfair to punish General Dallager and General Gilbert for a climate they inherited, unless previous superintendents and commandants were likewise reprimanded.

After Schoeman returned with a larger force Kruger and Pretorius held negotiations where it was agreed to hold a special court on the disturbances in January 1863, and soon thereafter hold fresh elections for President and Commandant-General.

What followed was a march around the Yard with stops at the Superintendent's and Commandants quarters, as well as the main gate where students were climbing fences in jubilation.

All these actors advocate with chiefs and commandants to release as many children as possible from armed forces and groups, with a special attention to young girls.

He served as commander of the American Legion and as detachment commander and state commandant of the Marine Corps League.