But he later said through a spokesman that military lawyers advised him that it would be inappropriate to speak about the case because it could be viewed as improper command influence over the proceedings.
The article focuses on one Army captain, a social worker, who obtained records in which an Army psychiatrist says that her command "specifically asks for a diagnosis of a personality disorder," raising questions of whether there was improper command influence on a clinician.
The GAO found no evidence of improper or unlawful command influence by USAF leaders on the investigation or subsequent administrative and military justice actions.
The laser, an expensive and delicate device, must be protected under all conditions, including supply ramp up and down, improper control input commands, open or intermittent load connections and "hot plugging".
Improper uploaded command may set the attitude out of control, exemplified by Japanese Hitomi spacecraft.
If, the commander calls the command on the right foot ( which is improper),you will take an extra pace, the order of steps being left, right, left.
Prosecution Arguments: 1. Accused beat, slapped, kicked and spat at prisoners for minor errors or because he "did not like" the actions, even if lawful, of the prisoners such as improper posture and improper execution of commands.
But on cooler reflection the prime minister was apparently persuaded that the general's words, albeit constitutionally improper, reflect deep distress in the army high command and far beyond.
Richard Sobrato, informed Col. Diana Bodner, who ran Recruiting Command, of complaints that Jaffe had approved improper bonuses for three officers.
Leaders who fail to establish a positive command climate — usually because of their own incompetence, neglect or improper motives — may use hazing to shore up their shortcomings.
"Did you receive any instructions from, say, your command … directing you to do things with these bonuses that you felt was either problematic, improper, perhaps illegal?" Colannino asked at one point. .
