Units under his command committed many crimes against the civilian population of the Independent State of Croatia, Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia and Italian governorate of Montenegro.
"If a captain or commander commits rape, they will go to the survivor's house to apologise, and offer some compensation.
Scott, a British naval officer, was a dogged and courageous commander, and committed to scientific inquiry.
"It can be very difficult to gain acceptance for the return of a girl and her baby, especially if she has been linked to a commander who committed atrocities in that community".
Local commanders are committed, as I am, to finding balanced solutions.
The war began as a popular uprising against an oppressive government, but it has devolved into an existential struggle involving ethnic groups, religious sects, and foreign fighters, and some of the rebel commanders have committed war crimes, too.
But many police experts say Mr. Dunbar could further alienate members of New Jersey's minority community and undermine morale on the force if he leaves in place commanders who committed or encouraged discrimination.
Air Force Secretary James G. Roche said Wednesday that the service had some systemic problems in addressing sexual assault cases and assisting victims but that commanders were committed to fixing the shortfalls and punishing offenders.
British newspapers have made much of the dismay that the delayed British entry into the Basra fighting caused among American commanders, who committed nearly 1,000 soldiers to the fighting.
Although it's hard to believe, FARC commanders have committed themselves not to use kidnapping as a way to finance their existence anymore.
