Sentence examples for staff duty from inspiring English sources
A recent Army investigation into its response to Christopher Winfield's allegations, reviewed by The Times, reveals that Beck did not tell anyone else about the call; neither did he enter it into the Operation Center's daily staff duty log.
After graduation he was assigned to a succession of posts: an armored unit, antiguerrilla duty along the Colombian border, a military ethics instructor, paratrooper training and eventually staff duty at the Ministry of Defense.
Olds had administrative and staff duty assignments at the Pentagon between 1958 and 1962 as the Deputy Chief, Air Defense Division, Headquarters USAF.
He served in the Dardanelles Campaign and commanded a monitor in home waters before serving at the Admiralty for more than four years of staff duty.
The Art of War is mentioned as an example of works to be maintained at each facility, and staff duty officers are obliged to prepare short papers for presentation to other officers on their readings.
He did staff duty tours at Albrook Field, Panama Canal Zone with the 16th Pursuit Group, at Barksdale Field with the 20th Pursuit Group, and at the headquarters of the General Headquarters (GHQ) Air Force at Langley Field.
This was just as well, since his bad eyesight relegated him to staff duties.
Spalding tackled his staff duties energetically, leading an appreciative Mower to endorse a recommendation for him to receive a brevet, or honorary rank, of major in mid-1867.
A Territorial army officer, he joined the 34th Searchlight regiment of the Royal Artillery, where his role was organisational, carrying out staff duties because of his bad eyesight.
His period from 1964-66, as director of army staff duties, was an unhappy interlude, in which he became notorious as the "butcher" of the Terri torial army, accused of lacking imagination in the difficult task of scaling down the reserves.
Fast forward to today, one finds chaplains representing over 100 different faith groups and performing a wide range of counselling and staff duties well outside the realm of religious worship services.
