Sentence examples for corps captain from inspiring English sources

OPPOSES SEPARATE CORPS Captain Moore Testifies Officers Will Not State Real Views to Inquisitors.

A US marine corps captain was shot and their communications were put out of action.

"I'm no longer the 'good' person I once thought I was," wrote Timothy Kudo, an ex-US marine corps captain, of life after an Afghanistan tour and ordering the deaths of others.

Anu Bhagwati, a former Marine corps captain, of the Service Women's Action Network, told the panel that commanders should not be in charge of decisions to prosecute because of their professional relationship with the accused.

These principles were further reinforced by my Dad's best friend in the Corps, Captain John 'Giddy-Up' Bunch.

Inspired by his grandmother — a Women's Army Corps captain in World War II and one of the first female African American police officers in Detroit — the single is a far stretch from the club bangers and anthems expected of emcees.

Yet that makes him among the most experienced of the 55 volunteers there, said Jeff Siegel, the corps's captain.

After the outbreak of World War I, he returned to France, was trained as a pilot, and served in the French aviation corps and Captain Eddie Rickenbacker's 94th Aero Squadron.

He resigned in 1942 to join the Judge Advocate General's Corps as a captain during World War II.

Now Ryder Cuppers bring swing coaches, personal trainers and agents, and they are also tended to by a corps of vice captains.

Yet the scene at Fort Knox reflected a brewing conflict between the Army's junior and senior officer corps — lieutenants and captains on one hand, generals on the other, with majors and colonels ("field-grade officers") straddling the divide and sometimes taking sides.