Around ten, Watke decided to take his story to his immediate superior in the chain of command, Lieutenant Colonel John L. Holladay, the commander of the 123rd Battalion.
The Commander in Chief of the Caribbean Command, Lieutenant General William K. Harrison, was contacted, and Quito-based radio station HCJB released a news bulletin saying that five men were missing in Huaorani territory.
A spokeswoman for the US Pacific command, Lieutenant-Colonel Marcella Adams, said that trials are likely to take place beyond the US mainland because of security fears.
On 28 May 1916, in an abrupt change of command, Lieutenant-General Edwin Alderson was appointed to the largely ceremonial post of Inspector General of Canadian Forces in England and was succeeded by Lieutenant-General Julian Byng as commander of the Canadian Corps.
When I left the rally headquarters and stopped by Sheriff Hill's office, he wasn't in, but his second-in-command, Lieutenant Mike Covell, was doing a fine job serving up meaty sound bites.
Captain Smith, commanding, lieutenant Munxo, Madras Artillery.
After a summary of his 24 years with the Police Department — including assignments in Brooklyn, the Bronx and Manhattan, and in the Internal Affairs Bureau and other commands — Lieutenant Napoli described the Police Department's club initiative, which began in October 2006 in Chelsea.
This was enough to make his second-in-command, Lieutenant Grigorkov, blow his own brains out.
The battalion's second-in-command, Lieutenant Colonel James Thomas Burrows, was in command for most of the Battle of Crete.
At the time of Operation Rösselsprung, the British mission was led by its second-in-command, Lieutenant Colonel Vivian Street.
Other senior appointments included the contingent seconds-in-command, Lieutenant colonels Kevin Pippard (1ASC) and Ken Gillespie (2ASC), and the officers commanding the 17th Construction Squadron, Majors David Crago (1ASC) and Brendan Sowry (2ASC).
