Sentence examples for chief adjutant from inspiring English sources

JODL: I know the reason because the Chief Adjutant, Major Schmundt, informed me of it before the conference.

He had only to go into the next office and inform the Fuehrer's chief adjutant, or he had only to tell me.

Between 1934 and 1936 Himmler and his chief adjutant, Reinhard Heydrich, consolidated SS strength by gaining control of all of Germany's police forces and expanding their organization's responsibilities and activities.

And so it was that the chief adjutant would announce, on behalf of the Fuehrer, that a discussion among the smallest circle would now take place in which only such and such officers could take part.

"When he was directly in front of us, police chief Von Seisser's adjutant gripped [but did not unsheath] his sword.

"I really wish we didn't have to defend what we do," Chuck Rand, an engineer from Monroe, La., who is the adjutant in chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, said in an interview on Friday night.

Meanwhile, the Military Board was responsible for the administration of the Army, with regular members consisting of the Deputy Adjutant-General, the Chief of Intelligence, the Chief of the General Staff, the Chief of Ordnance and a civilian Finance Member, in addition to a number of consultative members, under the overall control of the Minister of the Defence.

I want to mention, as an example, the fact that my closest colleague who from 1934 until the very end in 1945 always accompanied me as my adjutant and later as Chief of Staff, was extremely critical of National Socialism-to put it mildly-without our official collaboration or my personal attitude toward him being affected thereby, as this long period of working together shows.

In the fall of 1861, a proposal for a battlefield decoration for valor was submitted to Winfield Scott, the general-in-chief of the army, by Lt. Colonel Edward D. Townsend, an assistant adjutant at the War Department and Scott's chief of staff.

Lorenz's knack for the communications side of police work landed him the job of adjutant to the Glendale Police Chief in 2004.

He served temporarily in the Dahlem Protection Company a part of the Protection Regiment of Greater Berlin (June July 1919), before he became adjutant to the newly created chief of the Naval Command Department (1 August 1919 30 September 192222), at the time under the command of William Michaelis.