Sentence examples for deputy commandant from inspiring English sources

The Marine Corps policy is primarily focused on deterrence and education, but nothing precludes commanders from handing out punishments, Lt. Gen. R. E. Milstead Jr., deputy commandant for manpower and reserve affairs, said in a Dec. 12 directive.

Deputy Commandant, St. Andrews Ambulance Association.

Kennan was summoned to Washington and installed in the newly created National War College as Deputy Commandant for Foreign Affairs.

Gen. Bob Wood, the deputy commandant at Command and General Staff College, who will head one of the panels.

The deputy commandant of Auschwitz was only convicted after three pieces of paper were produced showing that he had signed orders to commit mass murder," he recalls.

Tonight Brigadier Bill Dunham, the Deputy Commandant General of the Royal Marines, described the murder as "a truly shocking and appalling aberration".

According to postwar testimonies, when transports were temporarily halted, then-deputy commandant Kurt Franz wrote lyrics to a song meant to celebrate the Treblinka extermination camp.

On a brief visit to the base at Bagram, the deputy commander of the coalition fleet and commandant general of the British Royal Marines, Maj.

Ashore, he served as Commandant, United States Naval Academy, the Department of the Navy's Chief of Legislative Affairs, and as Deputy Commander, U.S. Pacific Command.

His parents were deeply involved in the resistance movement, with weapons hidden under their floor; the deputy German commandant, a secret anti-Nazi, helped to protect them as they successfully hid a young Jewish woman and a political prisoner who had escaped from Belsen.

Dannatt succeeded Sir Christopher Wallace as Deputy Colonel Commandant of the Adjutant General's Corps on 1 April 1999, holding the title until 17 June 2005, when he was relieved by Major General Bill Rollo.