Colonels Owen and Miller, former Boer war commanders, insisted on their military titles in peacetime; Vernon, commanding officer in the NSW Lancers, became a light horse regimental commander.
He was promoted to the ship's commanding officer in May.
The Belgian commanding officer in Rwanda, Colonel Luc Marchal, later said he considered the order to pull out an act of cowardice.
Beverly Busson, the Mounties' commanding officer in Vancouver, said at the news conference, "This has been a worldwide investigation with extremely challenging logistical problems".
Joe Coughlin, the youngest and wildest son of a highly placed commanding officer in the Boston police force, makes an enemy for life when he and two other hoodlums rob a speakeasy owned by a local mobster named Albert White.
Captain Arthur Stopford was appointed as the ship's commanding officer in February 1923 and the ship began her sea trials in August.
In 1914, they were aged over 50, while the average age for a battalion commanding officer in the BEF between 1917 and 1918 was 28.
The Speaker claims to want a harmonious relationship with Ronald Reagan, but he clearly sees himself as Reagan's chief adversary, the Democrats' commanding officer in a winner-take-all battle to set the nation's priorities.
A Commanding Officer in the Auxiliary Police, he was also an avid fisherman and collector of police uniform patches.
Major Tom Archer-Burton, Prince William and Prince Harry's Commanding Officer in the Household Cavalry.
Brigadier Ed Smyth-Osbourne, Prince William and Prince Harry's Commanding Officer in the Household Regiment and acted as their military mentor.
