There is no suggestion that anyone has behaved dishonourably.
The list is not comprehensive, but here, in descending order of acceptability, are four different flavours of hahahahah.It would be consoling to think that the most prevalent sort of hahahahah was the most high-minded one, the one that says: "This is a man who behaved dishonourably and was caught out".
Mr Biggs was a small-time South London crook who had been dishonourably discharged from the Royal Air Force for robbing a chemist's.
After graduating from Howard University (B.A., 1953), Jones served in the U.S. Air Force but was dishonourably discharged after three years because he was suspected (wrongly at that time) of having communist affiliations.
In June of 1821 Ypsilantis and his motley army were defeated at the battle of Drăgătsani, and Ypsilantis was forced dishonourably to flee into Habsburg territory, where he died in captivity in 1828.
After graduating from the New York State College for Teachers in Albany (1951), Milk served in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War and was discharged in 1955 (Milk later said that he was dishonourably discharged due to his homosexuality, but military records do not support this claim).
Biggs had other options than to become a criminal, yet he was a thief as a teenager and was dishonourably discharged from National Service for breaking into a chemist's shop.
But he was adamant that Abramovich, the Chelsea owner, had acted dishonourably by discarding him so quickly.
He wants to see Bergdahl dishonourably discharged.
Speaking a clipped tone, Lind told the soldier he would be reduced in rank to the lowest grade of army private, see his pay and allowance forfeited, be dishonourably discharged from the military and "confined for 35 years".
After a patchy showing at prep and private schools – he shot his foot and damaged a toe, with a blank from a.303 Lee-Enfield rifle while with the officer training corps at Haileybury, Hertford, and was dishonourably discharged – Minns announced that he wanted to train as an engineer.
