Sentence examples for war lieutenant from inspiring English sources

During the first year of the war, Lieutenant General Ricardo Sanchez was the commander of military operations in Iraq.

After the war, Lieutenant Pringle was a lawyer in Hastings, Minnesota, near where this ambrotype was found.

That blue plaque house where some forgotten second world war lieutenant grew up becomes a Pokéball dispenser.

During the war, Lieutenant Spalding & Major LaGuardia were building airplanes for the Allies at a flying field in Italy.

In a touching display of humanity amid the horrors of war, lieutenant colonel Arthur J Mills of the 4th (Anzac) Battalion, Imperial Camel Corps, carried a four year old Armenian girl sleeping in his arms, on his camel, to safety.

During the Second World War, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Beecher — who went on to become the first chairman of the anesthesia department at Massachusetts General Hospital — attempted to assess the degree to which the severity of a soldier's injuries corresponded to the amount of pain he felt.

As head of the overseas X-Ray branch of the medical corps of the army during the war Lieutenant-Colonel Shearer performed a service to humanity which is almost unrivaled.

The army's legal adviser during the war, Lieutenant-Colonel Nicholas Mercer, told the court it had been made "absolutely clear" to soldiers that they must "treat persons who fall into their power humanely and protect them from the dangers of war".

For all his sensitivity to the messy politics of contemporary wars, Lieutenant General McMaster has a lot of faith in American power, especially military power.

World War I Lieutenant Colonel Walter Dollman (16 March 1915); Lieutenant Colonel James Charles Frederick Slane (22 August 1916); Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Royden Chalmers (1 October 1917).

After the war, Lieutenant Harrison was one of the signatories of the Treaty of Greenville in 1795, which forced cession of lands by Native Americans and opened much of present-day Ohio to settlement by European Americans.