Women Marines of 2d Headquarters Battalion, Washington, D.C., march in a parade honoring Brigadier General L.W.T. Waller, Jr., USMCR, Director of the Personnel Department, Marine Corps. With General Waller is Major Martrese T. Ferguson, Commanding Officer of the Battalion.
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General Officer Commanding Area Military Health Formation, Brigadier General Mcebisi Mdutywa. He went from being a herd boy to becoming a MD. Then he joined the SANDF and passed the paratrooper and special forces courses. Counter chemical, biological, nuclear expert. One of the few! [832x555]
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TIL In December 1944, the Army promoted four general officers to five star General of the Army: Generals George C. Marshall, Douglas MacArthur, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Henry H. "Hap" Arnold, thus eliminating the problem of U.S. officers commanding Allied officers of technically higher rank.
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Lieutenant General Bernard Freyberg, commanding officer of British forces on Crete, Greece, gazing over the parapet of his dug out in the direction of the German line, late May 1941
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September 1945. Signing of surrender documents by Lt Gen Hatazo Adachi, Commander of the Japanese 18th Army in New Guinea. After signing the surrender, Lt Gen Adachi is ordered to hand in his sword by the General Officer Commanding, 6th Division, Major General H. C. H. Robertson. (640 x 511)
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[EU] You were the soldier who poured gasoline over the corpses of Ghost and Roach, who were betrayed by your commanding officer General Shepard. You don't know how to feel after what just unfolded in front of you...
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Max Century "General Devil" Commanding Officer and Pirate Hunter of "The Prime Minister George Johnsonβs Third Battalion Of Anti Pirate Protection of the People And Their Kingdom"
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Who were the generals / commanding officers in charge of Area 51 during the 1960's?
TL;DR Writing a sci fi comic, trying to get some actual names for realism (at least for the 1960 to 1963 periods in which my story takes place).
Thank you for all your help!
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WAVE officers pose on the navigation bridge of the transport USS General Omar Bundy (AP-152) with the ship's commanding officer, Capt. Lawrence Wainwright (center), June 25, 1945. They are en route to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
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General Rommel (left) directs the movements of his Panzer tank force with one of his commanding officers in the north African desert
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It may be nothing to most people but it rly irks me, I am a 4 star general meaning I donβt have a commanding officer apart from like the sec def and president
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The South Gate of Mountain View Cemetery in Shrewsbury is inlaid with the tombstone of General #ArtemisWard, first commanding officer of US Forces during 1775 when the #AmericanRevolution began.
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While not stated on screen, starship captains (and commanding officers in general) have autonomy to choose their crew's uniforms.
In many instances of crew crossovers, we see multiple uniforms in use by personnel from different postings. The longstanding assumption is that this happens only because some crews have not caught up on the latest Starfleet directives for uniform design. But this is an absurdity given the existence of replicators, as well as long-range subspace communications. As far back as the DIS era, uniforms were easily and quickly manufactured by replication ("The Butcherβs Knife Cares Not for the Lambβs Cry"). Therefore it should be trivial for any crew of a starship or space station, even those operating on the frontier of Federation space, to implement a new uniform directive. But because not everyone immediately transitions over to the new standard in between episodes, this implies that commanding officers operating far from HQ have some unspoken autonomy on the implementation of uniforms for themselves and their subordinates.
We have a modern expectation, based on how state militaries work in the real world, that all uniforms of a given branch of service for a given country are designed identically for all personnel (notwithstanding military decorations, rank insignia, and other allowances). Military dress code has also been implemented in history to submerge personal identity, to promote unit cohesion and identity, and to differentiate friend from foe during fog of war. As for a multicultural organization reflective of Federation values like Starfleet, it makes sense for postings in space to be allowed some leeway in uniform design. If the odds of direct face-to-face armed confrontation are minimal, it won't matter what your allies are wearing or what the enemy is wearing because you'll never have to tell them apart from each other. (So little or none of this likely applies to MACOs, ground occupation forces, colonial security forces, and anyone who expects to go into melee with the Jem'Hadar.)
So, within a given time period, let's suppose Starfleet authorizes multiple styles of uniforms and allows every commanding officer of an off-world posting (i.e., starship captains, station commanders, etc), to pick from any of these authorized styles, based on the premise that not every uniform style will work for every crew microculture for maximum efficiency. Because uniforms are so easy to replicate, it's trivial for a commanding officer to implement a new style when authorized or swap from one old style to another as they see fit.
Examples of this unspoken privile
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General Tadamichi Kuribayashi ( The overall commanding officer of Iwo Jima garrison ).
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May we never forget December 1971: Lt. Gen. A. A. K. Niazi of the Pakistani Army signs the 'Instrument of Surrender' with his Indian counterpart Lt. Gen. Jagjit Singh Aurora, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (Eastern Command). Niazi had previously stated: "Dacca will fall only over my dead body".
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December 1971: Lt. Gen. A. A. K. Niazi of the Pakistani Army signs the 'Instrument of Surrender' with his Indian counterpart Lt. Gen. Jagjit Singh Aurora, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (Eastern Command). Niazi had previously stated: "Dacca will fall only over my dead body".
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A Kings African Rifles soilder stands next to his grass hut as he awaits inspection by the General Officer Commanding in Burma 1944.
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Officer Brett Hankisonβs supervisor in Lexington wrote heβd be against reemploying him due to βactions in violation of standing orders, refusal to accept supervision and general poor attitude toward the Division of Police and its commanding staff.β
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Lieutenant-General Sir William Raine Marshall, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief in Mesopotamia during WWI. Getting out of the car with way too much style looking like an absolute CHAD from a steampunk story.
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Chief of Army Staff, COAS, Lt. General Tukur Buratai; General Officer Commanding 7 Division, Nigerian Army and Attorney General and Minister of Justice, have been sued at the Federal High Court of Nigeria, Maiduguri for illegal detention.
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TIL that Confederate Brigadier General P. G. T. Beauregard, who's barrage on Ft. Sumter started the civil war, learned how to fire artillery at West Point. One of his main instructors was Major Robert Anderson of the Union Army, who was the commanding officer at Ft. Sumter when it was attacked.
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Composition photos of General Officer Commanding Malaya Command receives the sword of General Itagaki, Commander of the Japanese 7 Area Army, at a formal ceremony of surrender held in the grounds of Headquarters Malaya Command at Victoria Institution, Kuala Lumpur. 22 February 1946.
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We have killed about 190 terrorists as on date, in 2017. Out of these 190, 80 are local terrorists and 110 foreign. Out of these 110, 66 terrorists were killed near the LC while infiltrating: General Officer Commanding (GOC) of 15 Corps Lt Gen J S Sandhu
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General Push, the commanding officer of the C-company.
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TIL that West Point Military Academy was originally named Fort Arnold after its original commanding officer General Benedict Arnold
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A group of German infantrymen advancing along a dirt path while their commanding officer pauses to salute a General who is reviewing the men during the early stages of Operation Barbarossa, the Axis invasion of the Soviet Union, Summer, 1941
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You're the commanding officer. These are all the units you have available. You must deploy all of them. They all have to come back complete. What will you do?
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On 25 September 1958 the commanding officer of No. 803 Squadron, Commander John D. Russell landed his Supermarine Scimitar on HMS Victorious (R38), but the arrestor wire failed and the plane ran at low speed over the ship's side. Russell couldn't get out and drown.
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TIL that in the War of 1812, the 93rd Highlanders regiment were halted within range of the enemy. The commanding officer was killed and with no orders to advance or retreat, the column held fast and took concentrated American fire. This continued until another general ordered their withdrawal.
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Our spies have uncovered indisputable evidence that the traitorous Jedi order faked Obi Wan's victory against General Grievous; thus we have no choice but to assume that general Grievous is alive. Report any sightings to your commanding officer immediately!
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I've heard it told that in the Han Dynasty the General was actually more powerful then the emperor in times of war. If that's true, then does that mean the officials overseeing the camp training would be forced to report crimes of lesser commanding officers to only the general. Is this true?
Would they be penalized if they tried to report it to anyone else?
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a live look at atrioc and his commanding officer Napoleon in 1796π΅
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Today, my active duty SS qualified son met my former shipmate, now Commanding Officer of Submarine Base New London.
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Cmdr. Brian Bourgeois, SEAL Team 8 commanding officer and former Navy defensive back, dies from injuries in a training accident. Navy will honor him at the Army/Navy Game with a SEAL Team 8 flag, sideline jersey, and patches
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Good morning. Vietnam War question: I remember reading that before one specific initiative/mission, a general or commanding officer asked his troops all to write a last letter home. Does anyone know the name of the commanding officer and/or the mission?
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ADM Sunil Lanba (Chief of Naval Staff, India), LTGEN Asit Mistry (General Officer Commanding, Delhi), LTGEN Tim Keating (Chief of Defence Force, New Zealand); New Delhi; February 2018 [1200x1039]
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Came out to my Commanding Officer...
So after months of pushing it off, I asked to speak to him in private. I finally came out to my commanding officer, I told him my gender identity as a female and I have she/her pronouns. He was very accepting which was great, he told me that it opened his eyes and that the issues ive been having all made sense (he knew about the times, ive been found crying... because submarines...) I was very relieved to open up and as and he put it as "I was pretending to be who I really wasn't". He told me he didn't get it ... but wanted to emphasize that he gets it, he was trying to be very understanding, I already had so much respect but this made me even happier. He told me he will have my back in however I wanted to express my self, I didn't have to wave a flag around, but i should feel comfortable here. It was a fairly positive conversation. BUT!!!! As long as Im attached to my command I unfortunately I will have to serve the rest of my enlistment as a male and adhere to male regulations and that part
MESSED me up and my heart sunk, i wish i never joined submarines, I wish I never lied to myself, I wish i never tried to 'fix myself'. I will have the inability to medically transition, something that I would like to persue, I feel like im just gonna be a girl that has very masc features and a penis stuff I dont want. Only 2 more years... I feel relieved that being a woman is no longer a secret yet disappointed and stuck. I don't know why...
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INS Khukri decommissioned after 32 yrs of glorious service to the nation. During her service, ship was commanded by 28 commanding officers & traversed a distance of over 6,44,897 nautical miles, which is equivalent to navigating around the world 30 times or 3 times the distance between Earth & Moon.
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General Anthony McAuliffe was the commanding officer in Bastogne behind nazi lines, his reply to a demand to surrender; Ah nuts!
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Difference between a commanding general and commanding officer?
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