Ed Angelinas, former commanding officer of USS McCampbell, assumed duties as acting commanding officer of the McCain.
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Jay Hennessey, commanding officer of the Naval Special Warfare Center.
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Austin Miller, the commanding officer of US forces in Afghanistan.
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Chandler Nelms, Commanding Officer of the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit.
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Chris Pine's father, Robert Pine, played the commanding officer Sgt.
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The commanding officer at the time of the survey, Capt.
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Isabelo Rivera, commanding officer for the Puerto Rico National Guard.
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The top three leaders of the Fitzgerald — commanding officer Cmdr.
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Farrell Sullivan, commanding officer of the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit.
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Nicolas Meunier, commanding officer of the French desert battle group.
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Andrew Fitzpatrick, Vella Gulf's commanding officer, told reporters last week.
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Robert Brodie, commanding officer of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit.
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In fact, the Blacklions now has female commanding officer, Cmdr.
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Tim Kinsella, commanding officer, NAS Pensacola, said in a statement.
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Tim Kinsella, the commanding officer of NAS Pensacola, told reporters.
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Collin P. Green, relieved SEAL Team Seven's commanding officer, Cmdr.
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Timothy F. Kinsella Jr., the base's commanding officer, told reporters.
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Timothy F. Kinsella Jr., the commanding officer of the base.
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The police denied the commanding officer had made the remarks.
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Ameri was the commanding officer of the department's highway patrol unit.
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Schroeder was Bellino's commanding officer, military officials said in a statement.
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" Her commanding officer described her as "the best of us all.
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After the crash, Blue Angels flight leader and commanding officer, Cmdr.
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Two crew members, including the destroyer's commanding officer, were medically evacuated.
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When my former Commanding Officer at HQ's Battalion, Navy Annex, Col.
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Dorothy Hernaez, commanding officer of the Harriet Lane, in a statement.
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Sudantha Ranasinghe, the commanding officer in charge of the rescue operation.
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Gallagher's commanding officer is scheduled to go to trial in September.
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Matthew Waldron, commanding officer of the Valiant, said in the release.
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Donald Thompson-Greiff, the Yellowknife's commanding officer said in a statement.
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Inspector Walton became commanding officer of the 49th Precinct in July.
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Alfredo J. Sanchez, while the USS Fitzgerald's commanding officer was Cmdr.
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J. J. Cummings, the Ford's commanding officer, said in a release.
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His former commanding officer in SEAL Team 21996, retired Vice Adm.
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Speaking to CNN on the Bush's bridge, the ship's commanding officer, Capt.
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Michael Connor, commanding officer at the Jacksonville station, told a news conference.
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Joseph Harrison, the commanding officer of her unit, said in a statement.
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Anwarul Azim, commanding officer of the Cox's Bazar sector in eastern Bangladesh.
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Tye Wallace, commanding officer, 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, said in the statement.
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Chandler Nelms, commanding officer 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit, said in a statement.
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J.J. Cummings, the Ford's commanding officer, said in a Navy statement Friday.
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"You don't want to inadvertently escalate something," the Lincoln's commanding officer Capt.
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"It's firework season," the commanding officer, Lt. Mark Torre, said on Monday.
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Craig Tucker, commanding officer of the 7th Marines, said in December 2004.
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He became the primary wingman to the fighter group's commanding officer, Col.
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Marzougui has been the commanding officer of Corsica for about two years.
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Andrew Fitzpatrick, commanding officer of the Vella Gulf, said on the call.
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S. M. Ariful Islam, commanding officer of the local border guard battalion.
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Travis Emge, the commanding officer of the Confidence, said at the time.
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Their commanding officer was allowed to stay on the job in Haiti.
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Lee, commanding officer of the legendary 101st Airborne Division, died in 1948.
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The base's commanding officer said the suspect was training in aviation. Rep.
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My commanding officer told me to bring her up, so I did.
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He fired one in eight police officers and changed every commanding officer.
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Greg Huffman, Stennis' commanding officer, said in the Navy release in early March.
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The passengers included civilians and military members, commanding officer of NAS Jacksonville, Capt.
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EDT (1045 GMT), said Chad Vincelette, commanding officer of the naval air base.
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" Dolours Price, another IRA veteran, publicly stated, "Gerry Adams was my commanding officer.
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The 7th Fleet said that three U.S. sailors including the commanding officer, Cmdr.
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Michael Luckett, commanding officer of the Emory S. Land, said in a release.
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Edwin J. Deedrick Jr., the commanding officer of the First Special Forces Command.
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All of them survived but their commanding officer, who died in a hospital.
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Jay Hennessey, commanding officer of the Naval Special Warfare Center, said in a statement.
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USS Donald Cook's commanding officer deemed several of these maneuvers as unsafe and unprofessional.
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During the chase, the judge noted, Officer Holder had informed his commanding officer, Sgt.
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Sergeant Michael Morino, commanding officer of the Nassau County Police Department's gang investigation squad.
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He later took charge of his company after the commanding officer was severely wounded.
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Zimmerman is the seventh commanding officer of the unit, which was founded in 1973.
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The sentence must be approved by the commanding officer who oversaw the court martial.
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The McCain's commanding officer and executive officer were relieved of duty after the accident.
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Three or four brave guys took boxes filled with meals to the commanding officer.
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John Rotruck, commanding officer of the ship, told reporters at the Pentagon via teleconference.
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Mr. Kelly's commanding officer has repeatedly checked in with him, asking how he's doing.
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Aaron Williams, the commanding officer of the First Battalion of the Royal Canadian Regiment.
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Tim Slentz, commanding officer of Naval Base Coronado, which includes Naval Station North Island.
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"We need to take him off the board," the commanding officer told the team.
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Western intelligence agencies now know the name of the unit's commanding officer, Maj. Gen.
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Tim Kinsella, the commanding officer of Naval Air Station Pensacola, said in a statement.
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William J. Bartolomea, the commanding officer of Marine Aircraft Group (MAG) 39, 3rd MAW.
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When Captain Mariner entered the Navy, the commanding officer of her first squadron, Capt.
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Farrell J. Sullivan, the Commanding Officer of the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit, told Business Insider.
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"He died selflessly and courageously, tackling the enemy head on," his commanding officer, Lt. Col.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly described the status of the commanding officer.
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His commanding officer had naturally assumed he would be the ideal man to do it.
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To the consternation of his commanding officer, he wolfed down eighteen buns in twenty minutes.
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Andrew J. Klug, commanding officer of the USS William P. Lawrence, said in a statement.
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Alan McCabe, the Midgett's commanding officer, who highlighted the importance of partnering with the Navy.
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Trevor Hall, the commanding officer of Alpha Battery, Battalion Landing Team 3/5, 11th MEU.
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John Rotruck, commanding officer of the ship, told reporters at the Pentagon Monday via teleconference.
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John Rotruck, the commanding officer of the medical facility on the USNS Mercy, said Monday.
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" When Forrest Gump meets his steely commanding officer, Lieutenant Dan, he does it to "Respect.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the surname of Officer Brian Mulkeen's commanding officer.
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The Navy relieved Stephen G. Squires, the commanding officer of the Kennedy, after the episode.
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From the cleaner up to the commanding officer, everyone in that precinct knew Brian well.
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Mr. Giorgione was Camp David's commanding officer during the Clinton and George W. Bush administrations.
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His father, Troy, decided to phone his commanding officer and tell her what he knew.
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"Your commanding officer is your breath," he said during a recent class in Huntington Beach.
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Julian Melendez, commanding officer of the LAPD's Juvenile Division, said, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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"As a parent, this is our worst-case nightmare," LAPD Commanding Officer Robert Arcos told reporters.
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Tye R. Wallace, the commanding officer of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, said in a statement.
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And as a commanding officer, she has sought to overcome the lingering skepticism toward the police.
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" But, it notes, "The responsibility of the commanding officer for his or her ship is absolute.
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A ship's commanding officer, navigator or executive officer is often on the bridge during the traversal.
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The FBI said Sunday that they have been restricted to base by their Saudi commanding officer.
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The precinct is trying to improve morale under a new commanding officer, Deputy Inspector Brian Hennessy.
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A platoon in the Army, you have the right to know who the commanding officer is.
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The department said as commanding officer of the U.S.S. Cole, he had overseen the destroyer's restoration.
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Foggo didn't elaborate on those rules of engagement, but a European Command spokesman told Navy Times at the time that the Cook's commanding officer didn't feel threatened, and a retired Navy commanding officer said that, under the circumstances, the Russian aircraft didn't present a credible threat.
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The hand signal was made during MSNBC's Live With Ali Velshi, when Sector Charleston Commanding Officer Capt.
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Team 7′s entire senior leadership was fired later by Naval Special Warfare Commanding Officer Rear Adm.
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Adam W. Hilburgh, commanding officer of the battalion the largest of its kind in the U.S. military.
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It's also not clear if the crew ever called the commanding officer to come to the bridge.
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Neal Jones, commanding officer of Echo Company, reportedly asked for Hierl to be assigned to his unit.
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Mr. Gatdet Dak had expressed support for Mr. Ban's dismissal of the Kenyan commanding officer, Lt. Gen.
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Edwin J. Deedrick Jr., the commanding officer of the First Special Forces Command, who administered the letters.
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Seven of the Fitzgerald's crew were killed and several were injured, including the ship's commanding officer, Cmdr.
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John Rotruck, commanding officer of the ship, told reporters at the Pentagon via teleconference later on Monday.
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On Sunday, the FBI said that they have been restricted to base by their Saudi commanding officer.
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SEALs said in interviews that the chief often yelled at his commanding officer or disregarded him altogether.
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Eric Rasch, the commanding officer of Coastal Riverine Squadron 3, was fired from his job and temporarily reassigned.
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He later served as executive officer of the USS Essex and commanding officer of the USS Bonhomme Richard.
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"The more bombs I get over the target area the more lethal I am," said Commanding Officer Capt.
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Greg Huffman, Stennis' commanding officer, noted an increase in Chinese activity near the ships in his strike group.
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It is also not clear if those on the bridge called the commanding officer as the crisis unfolded.
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Those were Deputy Inspector Michael Endall, the license division's commanding officer, Sergeant David Villanueva and Officer Richard Ochetal.
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An acting commanding officer had been assigned to the Fitzgerald following the collision, and a permanent replacement, Cdr.
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Eric Doyle, the Blue Angels' commanding officer and flight leader, said in a news release announcing the additions.
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"I think the Commanding Officer was negotiating to become Nicki minaj's new manager," the NYPD 1003th Precinct tweeted.
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The Fitzgerald's commanding officer, executive officer and senior noncommissioned officer were removed from their duties after the collision.
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John Dirk, the commanding officer for VMFA 122, said of the training that took place earlier this month.
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Bryce Benson, the ship's commanding officer, who was flown by a Japanese helicopter to U.S. Naval Hospital Yokosuka.
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He had been commanding officer of the USS Mustin, a forward-deployed guided-missile destroyer, before that assignment.
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Kevin A. Norton, then the commanding officer of the Fourth Marine Regiment, suggested counseling instead of court-martialing.
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"Maybe we have a problem," Deputy Inspector Charlie Minch, the commanding officer of the 79th Precinct, recalled thinking.
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Edwin J. Deedrick Jr., the commanding officer of the First Special Forces Command, administered five of the letters.
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Brad Moses, the commanding officer of Third Special Forces Group and Colonel Painter's direct superior, received no punishment.
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Michael P. Connor, the commanding officer at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, said at a news conference early Saturday.
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Brett Crozier, the carrier's commanding officer, wrote in a letter to the Navy exclusively obtained by the Chronicle.
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The year is 2007, and the war is winding down; but Isaac and his commanding officer, Staff Sgt.
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The ship's commanding officer, executive officer and master chief will be removed from command, according to the Navy.
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Other than Kent's former commanding officer, all of the speakers at her service were enlisted women and men.
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She tried to go up the chain of command, alerting her precinct's commanding officer and then her union delegate.
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Eric Rasch was fired from his job as the commanding officer of Coastal Riverine Squadron 3 and temporarily reassigned.
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In a press briefing prior to the ship's departure on Friday, the commanding officer of the ship's hospital, Capt.
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A commanding officer of the department told BuzzFeed News it has no further comment or updates at this time.
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She served as the commanding officer of the 185th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion in the Iowa Army National Guard.
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The commanding officer let Nicky have two weeks to be with Jack and try to get his head right.
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Deputy Inspector John Cappelmann, the commanding officer of the precinct, posted pictures of his anticrime unit with the animal.
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But once a vessel receives orders, it tends to be self-directed under the aegis of the commanding officer.
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The ship's commanding officer, executive officer and senior non-commissioned officer were relieved of their duties following the collision.
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Peter Lee, Futenma's commanding officer, blames hostile media coverage for obscuring the strengths of the Japan-US military alliance.
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James Estramonte, the commanding officer of US Coast Guard Cutter Munro, the high endurance vessel credited with its seizure.
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And my first responsibility as a commanding officer was to know what's what for the benefit of my soldiers.
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"We've got to go back to the basics," said Dan Kish, commanding officer of the Ohio III% Security Force.
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Kevin Lane, the commanding officer of the San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock USS John P. Murtha (LPD 26).
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"There's reasons we can't say," Deputy Chief Michael Kemper, the commanding officer of Brooklyn North detectives, told a reporter.
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The next Monday he told his commanding officer that he refused to fly because he was a conscientious objector.
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The highest-ranking person punished was General Hicks, the commanding officer of all Special Operations forces operating in Africa.
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The commanding officer, Torrens (Jacques Perrin), is a young lieutenant who's been in country a little over two weeks.
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For now, Krishna Kumar, a commanding officer posted near the temple, said the focus was on law and order.
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Eric Rasch, who had been commanding officer of Coastal Riverine Squadron 3, was relieved of his duties in May.
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He had earlier killed his commanding officer, other soldiers at his base and several people at a Buddhist temple.
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Nick Dienna, the commanding officer of the USS Harry S. Truman, said in a statement to his crew on Facebook.
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Police sources tell TMZ, Commanding Officer Emanuel Gonzalez made the comment last June during roll call at the 72nd Precinct.
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"They both apologized and were at once remorseful," the commanding officer wrote in a report, according to the Navy Times.
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" On Staten Island, a commanding officer said he would make a special announcement at his afternoon roll call: "Be safe.
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But a different fate awaited Czaplak at a Regional Legal Service Office Southwest overseen by a new commanding officer, Capt.
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The commanding officer, the executive officer, the operations officer, and the aviation safety officer were all relieved of their duties.
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Matthew Zummo, the commanding officer of 1st Tank Battalion, TIGERCOMP has been the Marine Corps tank gunnery competition since 1996.
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Charles Hampton, commanding officer of the Cook, said his ship had been tracking the jets from 100 nautical miles away.
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Was there actual hatred lurking beneath every meeting with your boss or commanding officer, every date, sermon, novel, TV commercial?
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Later it flew to Plymouth, England, and the crew took a train to London, where the commanding officer, Lt. Comdr.
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The base has more than 2628,28503 military and 22019,400 civilian employees, according to its website, and its commanding officer Capt.
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His relatives had lived near the institute, and his commanding officer had given him permission to check on their house.
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Airman Haitham's commanding officer told his father, Sameh Haitham, that his son had also tried to take down the gunman.
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Tim Kinsella, commanding officer commended them for their "heroism and bravery in the face of evil" in a statement Sunday.
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One morning in 2011, I dropped by the Sixth Precinct in the Village to introduce myself to the commanding officer.
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" Chip added that the competitor still made it work by convincing "his commanding officer into letting him run the race there.
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Rasch has served as commanding officer since April 4 and the second in command from August 1, 2014 to April 3.
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John W. Nicholson, commanding officer for US forces in Afghanistan, said in a written statement Tuesday before Thomas' name was released.
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Born to an American father and a Vietnamese mother, the captain's commanding officer remembers passing through Wake Island as a child.
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Quick catchup: The USS Fitzgerald's commanding officer, executive officer, and senior non-commissioned officer were relieved of duty after its collision.
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The department charged Abdelal with improperly identifying himself at the jail visit and failing to seek approval from his commanding officer.
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"Our focus in the Gulf remains firmly one of de-escalating the current tensions," said Andy Brown, the ship's commanding officer.
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A number of people were reprimanded following the ambush including the commanding officer of Special Operations forces in Africa Maj. Gen.
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In the Navy, Leigher served as commanding officer of Naval Information Operations Command, deputy commander for U.S. Fleet Cyber Command/U.
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Cmdr. Alfredo Sanchez, McCain's commanding officer, was responsible for ensuring the ship's crew was properly trained and qualified, NTSB investigators wrote.
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When they reported the misconduct to Congress, the commanding officer charged Shaw and Marven with libel, and both men were jailed.
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Three aboard the destroyer had been medically evacuated to the U.S. Naval Hospital in Yokosuka, including the ship's commanding officer, Cmdr.
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The Kennedy&aposs builders and crew have gotten a boost from the Ford, according to the ship&aposs commanding officer, Capt.
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Despite the staffing decrease since 2013, Inspector Steven D'Ulisse, the Highway Patrol's commanding officer, said the crash squad has enough officers.
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I was then made the second in command to the commanding officer on a different warship, in charge of 440 sailors.
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Lt. Jerome, who is commanding officer of the chaplains unit, decided to look into Morrissey's background upon receiving the son's donation.
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James Black, the camp's commanding officer, said one of his primary challenges was to provide salubrious distractions for those stationed here.
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There are currently 852 Saudis in the US for Defense Department security cooperation training, said Commanding Officer of NAS Pensacola Capt.
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When officials came to investigate, their commanding officer sent the boy to another town so that he could not be interviewed.
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They include a caricature of a commanding officer, as well as names, ranks and military units of some of the soldiers.
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Pat Work, the commanding officer of the Second Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division, which is carrying out the American advisory effort here.
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"This is crazy," said Denise Jablonski-Kaye, a clinical psychologist and the assistant commanding officer of behavioral science services at the LAPD.
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A commanding officer at Parris Island who was fired amid allegations of misconduct after Siddiqui&aposs death also faces a court-martial.
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The idea goes back to advice that Sidhu was given by his commanding officer when he was a rookie in his department.
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A commanding officer at Parris Island who was fired after allegations of misconduct following Siddiqui&aposs death also faces a court-martial.
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Walter Slaughter, the USS Abraham Lincoln's commanding officer, it's all about deterrence and the power the strike group has in the region.
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Chief Superintendent Lorraine Craddock (Pippa Haywood)Who She Is: Lorraine is David Budd's commanding officer in the Royalty and Specialist Protection department.
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They put together a 3D scan of the bow and presented it to the family of USS Grunion's Commanding Officer Lt. Cmdr.
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It marked the second time the same British warship had responded to approaching Russian Navy warships, according to the warship's commanding officer.
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The conversation moved to a table on the terrace, where Mr. Bsata assured the commanding officer that he fully supported the soldiers.
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Aycock served as the Shiloh's commanding officer from June 2015 to August 2017 and is now at the US Naval War College.
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The RLSO came under greater scrutiny on July 10, only a week after the Gallagher verdict, when the office's commanding officer, Capt.
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Note that its commanding officer was appointed acting chief of staff when the present incumbent was temporarily captured by the coup supporters.
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The commanding officer of the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush acknowledged a string of recent suicides in a Facebook post Monday.
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"I've dealt with a lot of victims," said Mr. O'Neill, who was once commanding officer of the 44th Precinct in the Bronx.
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"Police officers miss a lot in combat situations," said John Cerar, a former commanding officer of the department's firearms and tactics section.
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Tye R. Wallace, the commanding officer of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit based in Okinawa, Japan, to which the aircraft was assigned.
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An alarm sounded, and as the ship drew heavy fire, Mr. Miller raced to assist the West Virginia's fatally wounded commanding officer.
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The men have known each other for years and Mr. Mattis used to be General Dunford's commanding officer while in the Marines.
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Apirat said the commanding officer took advantage of the shooter in a land deal where a "promise was broken" over money matters.
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Sean Bailey, commanding officer of the George H.W. Bush, wrote on Monday in a Facebook post, announcing the deaths among his crew.
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It would also create an unusual situation at the Pentagon because the new defense secretary would be General Dunford's former commanding officer.
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Officer Dennis Turner was fired for arresting the children without approval from a commanding officer, according to Orlando Police Chief Orlando Rolón.
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The official said the ship's commanding officer wasn't aware of the tarp and that it was gone before he arrived on board Saturday.
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Mark Wetzler, commanding officer of the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) research ship Okeanos Explorer, wrote in a mission log in 2017.
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Left: Pilots from an Australian Spitfire squadron are briefed by a commanding officer at an RAF base in southern England before D-Day.
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"Damaging any #WalkofFame star will result in arrest and prosecution," Cory Palka, the commanding officer of LAPD's Hollywood division, said in a tweet.
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The soldier's commanding officer was one of the people reported killed before the soldier moved on to the shopping mall and began shooting.
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The soldier's commanding officer was one of the people reported killed before the soldier moved on to the shopping mall and began shooting.
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Talbot had military experience, including a tour of Iraq as a US Marine, and his commanding officer had written him a glowing recommendation.
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Upon McCain's return, he became a commanding officer in a Naval squadron, followed by a job as a military liaison for the Senate.
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Moran responded that when certifications expired, a ship's commanding officer still had to get a waiver with a plan approved to lower risk.
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Onyii and Chinelo, her commanding officer and lover, are strongly bonded, yet it's hard to tell what connects them besides excellence in combat.
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There may be no one to turn to for guidance, no pat orientation speech for a new commanding officer, a retired commander said.
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Andrew Wareing, commanding officer of the 4th Battalion The Parachute Regiment, said Market Garden defined airborne operations and the "bloody mindedness" of paratroopers.
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"We are currently making best speed towards the search area to provide assistance as quickly as we can," the ship's commanding officer, Capt.
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But Sherman, the commanding officer on the Wasp, mentions Greenslade as having helped wounded and helpless men into life rafts before abandoning ship.
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Even J.K. Simmons, as a commanding officer who reprimands the men while winking at their rebellious instincts, doesn't look like he's having fun.
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"A Navy official told Insider that the Roosevelt's commanding officer "alerted leadership in the Pacific Fleet" of "continuing challenges in isolating the virus.
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"He's a soldier's soldier," said John Allen, the retired Marine four-star general who at one time was Milley's commanding officer in Afghanistan.
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Michael Connor, the commanding officer of NAS Jacksonville, said during a news conference that passengers were a mix of civilian and military personnel.
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The ensign's commanding officer told his parents that the young man had jumped over a desk or counter when the gunman started shooting.
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Bob Lee tries to protect his family from inside a federal detention center, while Isaac, his former commanding officer, tries to silence him.
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Underwood recorded the object using an infrared camera after his commanding officer, David Fravor, spotted the unusual shape during a flight-training exercise.
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We asked Mike O'Neil, a former commanding officer of the New York Police Department's counterterrorism division and the chief executive of MSA Security.
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In one case, the ship's commanding officer noticed that the helmsman was having difficulty steering while also adjusting the vessel's throttles for speed control.
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Left to wait in the sun for a couple of hours while a commanding officer is roused from his rest, the sheikh's resentment returns.
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The 20 bodies were pulled early Thursday from the Naf River, Ariful Islam, commanding officer of the Bangladesh Border Guard in Teknaf, told CNN.
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For a while, he worked the Sixty-ninth Precinct, in Canarsie, Brooklyn, before moving to the Ceremonial Unit, where he's now the commanding officer.
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Xian, which participated in Russia's Navy Days in St. Petersburg, "conducted herself in a safe and professional manner throughout," the Westminster's commanding officer said.
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Interviews revealed that, particularly among ships based in Japan, crews perceived their commanding officer was unable to say 'no' regardless of unit-level consequence.
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Assistant Chief Matthew Pontillo, the commanding officer of the Risk Management Bureau, said the department had gone to extraordinary lengths to vet all proposals.
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Stephen Townsend, the commanding officer of the multinational coalition tasked with militarily defeating ISIS, said Tuesday that freeing Western Mosul may prove more arduous.
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He has also served as commanding officer for the 85033nd Airborne Division and deputy commanding general for operations in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2012.
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Eric Rasch was relieved of his duties as commanding officer of Coastal Riverine Squadron 3 as of May 12, according to a Navy statement.
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The advocates would sift through crime complaints each morning and eventually send a letter, signed by the precinct's commanding officer, to each crime victim.
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Held in the A block in Camp 303 under prisoner number 230, Mr. Reimann Jr. wrote a letter to the commanding officer on Sept.
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Later, a commanding officer realized she was just a girl and ordered police to drive her to the city center and leave her there.
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This winter he found himself, as the commanding officer of a tactical police unit in southern Kashmir, hunting the man who killed his uncle.
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Then, when his commanding officer was hit, Sergeant Major Canley stepped in, pushing his troops into Hue to relieve American forces that were surrounded.
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Which was funny because my roommate was a Marine and he gave my room to his commanding officer while I was out one day.
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"She's a fortuneteller," the commanding officer told me, and said she had taken $27,000 from a client to supposedly cleanse her of evil spirits.
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Barak Hiram, the commanding officer of Israel's 474 Golan Brigade, adding that it could lay the "first seeds" of some form of future agreement.
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One day, Max receives word from his commanding officer (Jared Harris) that his happy life with Marianne may not be all that it seems.
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However, the squadron's commanding officer called one of them "a 'whiz kid,'" and the other "my best junior officer," according to the Navy Times.
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Major General Michael R. Lehnert, the first commanding officer at Guantanamo, sent a letter to Congress on Tuesday urging lawmakers to reject Walorski's bill.
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It was then that Chief Galati told Mr. Dietrich the problem: Mr. Dietrich's commanding officer thought Mr. Dietrich was "a hairbag," according to the lawsuit.
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Peter B. Zwack, a retired brigadier general who was Colonel Vindman's commanding officer during the joint exercise, said he was skeptical of Mr. Hickman's account.
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Bryce Benson, the destroyer's commanding officer, who was transferred to U.S. Naval Hospital Yokosuka in Japan where he was said to be in stable condition.
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PNG police have been preventing anyone from approaching the center with food supplies, under the orders of the Commanding Officer of the Lombrum Naval Base.
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"The commanding officer has proven that he doesn't take hazing allegations lightly, and he's created an environment where Marines can feel comfortable reporting prohibited activities."
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"Many of the decisions that led to this incident were the result of poor judgment and decision-making of the commanding officer," the report said.
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"We look at the individual for who they are," said Deputy Inspector Joseph Simonetti, the commanding officer of the Sixth Precinct, which covers Greenwich Village.
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Deputy inspector Jessica Corey, commanding officer of the NYPD's Crime Prevention Division, said that you have to minimize the appearance that no one is home.
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She was able to start hormones safely under medical supervision, and she had the full support of her fellow service members and her commanding officer.
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The 32-year-old had started the killing early on Saturday, shooting his commanding officer and the commander's mother-in-law over a business dispute.
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SCL was commissioned to train a psychological operations group that supported the British military, according to a 2012 letter by the group's then-commanding officer.
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H.R. McMaster, who currently serves as Trump's national security adviser, was the commanding officer who presided over Baldwin's assault case involving the two rugby players.
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When Chouinard was in the Army, Tompkins used to spring him from base to go climbing by phoning his commanding officer and impersonating a colonel.
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His commanding officer, Caesar Flore, spoke of his battlefield fearlessness when he sent Houk out in a jeep to do reconnaissance on enemy scouting positions.
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He took command of the company after his commanding officer was severely wounded and led Marines in their attacks on enemy positions within the city walls.
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" "One of the passes, which occurred while the Allied helicopter was refueling on the deck of Donald Cook, was deemed unsafe by the ship's commanding officer.
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The armed forces were conducting an operation to flush out Islamist Boko Haram insurgents, Abdulmalik Bulama Biu, a commanding officer in the northeast, said without elaborating.
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Your commanding officer drags you onto the beach and, in a scripted scene, you pick up the Bangalore you'll use to destroy the barbed wire fence.
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Three weeks into his new job as commanding officer of Manhattan's 20th precinct, Captain Timothy J. Malin stared at a map on his computer screen, puzzled.
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According to several former SEAL Team 6 operators, he was once described by his commanding officer as the model for naval commandos: smart, discriminating, and lethal.
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There's a team of US Special Forces stationed at the Peshmerga headquarters close to the city, led by a commanding officer who wears traditional Kurdish dress.
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Captain Will Pennington, commanding officer of the George H.W. Bush, told Reuters that the behavior of the Iranian navy had become "more aggressive and less predictable".
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Given the disaster's scope, the commanding officer who led the federal response to Hurricane Katrina a dozen years ago questioned the adequacy of current relief efforts.
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"That's how the whole financial thing got to us," Lt. Alexander Fagiolo, commanding officer of the 28th Precinct detectives, said at a news conference this month.
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Lippold is a retired naval officer who was the Commanding Officer of USS Cole (DDG 67) when it survived a suicide terrorist attack by al Qaeda.
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He served as commanding officer of minesweeping vessels in the Navy during World War II and stumbled into announcing after the war at Ohio State University.
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In the wake of the incident, the commanding officer, the executive officer, the operations officer, and the aviation safety officer were all relieved of their duties.
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After the March 2016 suicide at the base, a hazing investigation led to charges against him, five other drill instructors and the training battalion's commanding officer.
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"Many of the decisions made that led to this incident were the result of poor judgment and decision making of the commanding officer," the report concluded.
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Eric D. Cloutier, the commanding officer for the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, surveyed the impressive array of amphibious vehicles ready to pour out of his ship.
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Peter Zwack, who says he was Vindman's commanding officer between 2012 and 2014, pushed back on Hickman's assertions and credibility on Twitter Friday following Blackburn's tweet.
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The vice president also received a classified briefing from the commanding officer on the base and spoke by phone with Iraqi Prime Minister Adil Abdul Mahdi.
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The patrol has the support of Brooklyn's borough president, Eric L. Adams, and Assistant Chief Brian J. Conroy, the commanding officer of Patrol Borough Brooklyn South.
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The cause of the USS Fitzgerald crash is also still unknown, but the navy has relieved the Fitzgerald's commanding officer, executive officer, and the senior enlisted sailor.
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Iverson said the commanding officer made a decision that since other methods to contain the crowd were not working, the fire hose was the next viable option.
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Captain Bleha volunteers that his commanding officer, who is stationed in Alaska with the air force unit that oversees the atoll, was himself a refugee from Vietnam.
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Another standout is Nebraska (Trevante Rhodes, Moonlight), who brings a sense of well-rounded empathy as a former commanding officer who tried to take his own life.
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Making no headway, the commanding officer ordered the tow-lines to be cut; the more than 150 men and one woman on the raft were set adrift.
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This disconnect also fuels Mongillo's interpretation of Shinji's sexual frustrations with respect to commanding officer Misato Katsuragi and fellow teenage copilots Rei Ayanami and Asuka Langley Soryu.
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Yuan Yubai, a former commander of the North Sea Fleet, was appointed commanding officer of the Southern Theater Command, which is responsible for the South China Sea.
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Inspector Ameri was the commanding officer of the 78th Precinct in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, from 2011 to July 2014, when he left to lead the Highway District.
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At a recent one, Inspector Howard Redmond, the commanding officer who was accused in the lawsuit of calling Mr. Dietrich a hairbag behind his back, pleaded ignorance.
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They cited a widely reported 2016 case where the commanding officer at a Nairobi police station locked up an IPOA investigator trying to serve him a summons.
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An early report delivered by the commanding officer on the scene at My Lai stated only that 21991 civilians had been killed accidentally during a military operation.
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At the time of Tur's death, Nettleton was the commanding officer of the naval base at Guantanamo Bay but not the detention facility at the same location.
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The report says the commanding officer and others on the ship's bridge "lost situational awareness" and did not register the course and speed of the approaching tanker.
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He introduced himself as Kareem, and said that he was an Army conscript who couldn't return to his base, because of an argument with his commanding officer.
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On Saturday, bombarded with media requests, Manitoba RCMP Commanding Officer Scott Kolody addressed a group of reporters near the border where some asylum seekers have been intercepted.
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At the time, Inspector Walton was the commanding officer of the precinct, which covers the East Bronx neighborhoods of Allerton, Morris Park and Pelham Parkway, among others.
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Deputy Chief Michael Kemper, the commanding officer of Brooklyn North Detectives, said that what happened was a "terrible, vicious attack" that left both victims with deep lacerations.
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But Chief Shea, himself a former precinct commanding officer in the Bronx, said he expected supervisors to adapt so long as the analysts made their jobs easier.
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Anthony Webber, commanding officer of the USS Dewey, says the training is also important to improve the skills and camaraderie of the crew numbering about 325 members.
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Brian S. Middleton, commanding officer of the Third Battalion, Fourth Marines — the American unit that just moved into Darwin for six months of training with the Australians.
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This means the memo book entries can be used as valuable crime-fighting data, said Deputy Chief Anthony Tasso, commanding officer of the department's Information Technology Bureau.
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While her car was stopped, Ms. Gibson called Kevin Catalina, the commanding officer of the 44th Precinct, who was at home at the time of the incident.
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Several Japanese ships were assisting in search and rescue operations and a Japanese helicopter also transported the ship's commanding officer to a U.S. Navy hospital in Yokosuka.
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The base's commanding officer said the gunman was "training in aviation" but declined to comment on whether the shooting was being investigated as an act of terrorism.
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Mark Molinari, the new commanding officer of the Police Department's hate crimes unit — so new he was not due to begin until the next day — was there.
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Her father, John R. Craig, was the commanding officer of the Grampus, a submarine that is believed to have been sunk by the Japanese in early 1943.
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Walter Slaughter, the aircraft carrier Lincoln&aposs commanding officer, broke the news in a late-October video message — almost seven months into the strike group&aposs deployment.
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ET: Kirk Lippold, former Commanding Officer of the USS Cole; Art Laffer, former member of President Reagan&aposs Economic Policy Advisory Board; Steve Sweeney, New Jersey Senate president.
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Now, Discovery has cast two women of color as both the show's protagonist, Michael Burnham, and this iteration of Star Trek's commanding officer, Captain Philippa Georgiou (Michelle Yeoh).
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According to the Colorado's commanding officer, Commander Reed Koepp, using off-the-shelf technology saves the Navy money, while the controller is already intuitive for the submarine's sailors.
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"Suspending a search for anyone, let alone a young child, is the most difficult thing a commanding officer in the Coast Guard is called upon to do," Capt.
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The total containment vessel is essentially an inside-out diving vessel, Lt. Mark Torre, the commanding officer of the department's bomb squad, said in an interview in July.
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His father retired as a major in the New York State Park Police, and was the commanding officer in the Finger Lakes region, with an office in Trumansburg.
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The crew's commanding officer told the NTSB that, while not standard procedure, using this configuration was a common practice among COs both on the McCain and other destroyers.
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Last year, she joined the unit she was with in Syria — the Navy's Cryptologic Warfare Activity 5, which is based at Fort Meade, Md. Her commanding officer, Cmdr.
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In 2018, about 3,000 incidents of fishing were reported in New York City, up from 2,800 the year before, said Jason Savino, the grand larceny division's commanding officer.
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Second Lt. Hiroo Onoda, the last soldier to surrender, walked out of the jungle in 1974 after his commanding officer went there and formally relieved him of duty.
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Acting Secretary of the Navy Thomas Modly told CNN on Tuesday the service is not in disagreement with the commanding officer and is working to get sailors ashore.
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The fire at the Vejprty home started in one room before spreading to three, Michal Zavoral, commanding officer of the region's fire services, told state broadcaster Czech Television.
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When an oil tanker is detected, Captain Cole said, the officer on deck or the commanding officer will propose some kind of evasive action to avoid a collision.
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His father retired as a commander in the Royal Australian Navy, and was the commanding officer of HMAS Kuttabul, a Naval base in Potts Point, New South Wales.
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All international students in the program have been accounted for, she said, and the Saudi commanding officer has required his students to remain at Naval Air Station Pensacola.
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Sheila Watson, Ensign Watson's mother, said her son's commanding officer had described to her how the 23-year-old sailor was fatally shot trying to confront the gunman.
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Instead, Mr. Gonzalez took a few steps, then spun around and ran into the open driver's side door, Deputy Chief Jason Wilcox, commanding officer of Bronx detectives, said.
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Lieutenant Colonel Anwarul Azim, commanding officer of the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) in the Cox's Bazar sector said those turned away had been provided with food and medicines.
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"The crew responded admirably in adverse conditions to answer the call," said Lt. Steele Johnson, the commanding officer of the ship that rescued the woman, in a statement.
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The law enforcement official said the text of the letter contained derogatory, at time unintelligible and ranting language, and was addressed to a commanding officer at the base.
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The show opens with John Abraham (Luke Mitchell) and Maya Dobbins (Anna Wood) handling a case about a commanding officer who was murdered by a soldier in Afghanistan.
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According to a tweet from Andy Neiman, Commanding Officer of LAPD Media Relations, loud noises confused for gunfire caused part of LAX to temporarily be evacuated and shut down.
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In season 17, while Giddish was pregnant with Ludo, the show explored a controversial plot line where her character became pregnant by her former commanding officer, Lt. Declan Murphy.
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It wasn't seen again until the sons of the Grunion's commanding officer began searching for it and found the wreckage in 2007 off the coast of the Aleutian Islands.
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The game's sound design is striking, with communications between the Star Fox strike team and its commanding officer, General Pepper, broadcast through the GamePad in a wonderfully 3D fashion.
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The commanding officer of the USS Fitzgerald was in his cabin when the collision happened, suggesting the immediate environment did not warrant his presence in the bridge, Kirby said.
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In a room described as "quite bland" by a previous commanding officer, two people are on watch 24/7 and are in constant communication with the submarines at sea.
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"He was hugely proud of his work as a Counter-Poaching Operator, and tragically died doing great good," his commanding officer, Lt Col Ed Launders, said in a statement.
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When the second wife of the commanding officer returns to the hut, clad in snazzy jeans and slinging a rifle over her shoulder, the central drama in "Eclipsed" emerges.
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" Assistant Chief Martin Morales, the commanding officer of Queens North, said about Chief Silks on Twitter: "He was a one-of-a-kind, well-accomplished individual & an amazing storyteller.
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"He has mentioned in the past that he enjoys this and enjoys the thrill," said Inspector Brian McGee, the commanding officer of the robbery division that handled the case.
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Kirk S. Lippold is a retired U.S. Navy officer who was the Commanding Officer of USS Cole (DDG 67) when it survived a suicide terrorist attack by al Qaeda.
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When Pinkie Houser, a WAC who volunteered for Vietnam in 1968, lost her commanding officer in battle, she processed his records and sent his personal effects to his family.
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Vanessa L. Gibson, a councilwoman from the Bronx, called the commanding officer of the 44th Precinct in 2014 after she was pulled over for using a cellphone while driving.
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Sergeant Major Jakrapanth Thomma killed 29 people and wounded 57 during a 19-hour rampage last week after he shot his commanding officer and relative in a business dispute.
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"The cause and reason for the perpetrator in this incident were the injustice he received from his commanding officer and relatives," Apirat said in a press briefing on Tuesday.
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But while he would have been eligible two or three times before he retired to be placed in charge of a unit as a commanding officer, he never was.
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For example, Captain Pat "Fin" Hannifin, commanding officer of the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan, has over 2,800 flight hours in 33 different aircraft under his belt.
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Timothy Kinsella, the commanding officer at the Naval Air Station Pensacola, said the suspect was among the couple hundred students participating in an international training program on the base.
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But here they remain, their commanding officer giving a handful of media the first access to their highly controversial patrols that have now pitted NATO allies against each other.
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Here's the lowdown on VX. "VX is the most toxic chemical weapon ever produced," according to Hamish de Bretton-Gordon, a former NATO commanding officer and leading chemical weapons expert.
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Upon the ship&aposs arrival, the women could be seen standing on the bridgeway with the commanding officer and others about six stories high at the top of the ship.
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It's unclear if Driver, who was wearing a backpack, was carrying the explosive on his body or elsewhere, said RCMP Assistant Commissioner Jennifer Strachan, commanding officer of the Ontario division.
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In the film, Jack Nicholson, as the commanding officer of the Marine base in Cuba, officially denies the existence of code reds, while secretly condoning and even ordering their execution.
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Deputy Inspector Mark Molinari, the commanding officer of the Hate Crime Task Force, said he has not seen a hate crime incident at a Pride event in New York City.
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Carlos Sardiello, the Roosevelt's commanding officer, said the ship could be called on for "the full spectrum of possible missions, from humanitarian relief to combat operations" while in the Pacific.
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"We're doing, about average, three a week, which is about what we were expecting," Wing Commander David Boreham, commanding officer of the 121st, told Defense News during the Amari Airshow.
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A fishing trawler capsized on the Naf River late Sunday evening local time, said Ariful Islam, commanding officer of the Bangladesh Border Guard in Teknaf, on the border with Myanmar.
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The fly-by that took place during the refueling was deemed unsafe by the Cook's commanding officer, and the ship suspended flight operations until the Su-24s left the area.
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Like General Armitage Hux, high commanding officer to the First Order, you have a reputation for being serious, determined, and a big fan of both structure and—of course—order.
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Around this time last year, photos of the apparent scoreboard leaked to local outlets, along with a memo from a commanding officer encouraging cops to go beyond minor traffic infractions.
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Gregson was my commanding officer that day, though not the officer involved in the incident that would come to have such an impact on my short career as a soldier.
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Nuclear engineer and commanding officer of the Manchester, a Navy ship When I look back on the past five years, I realize the "Lean In" movement defined my professional life.
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Military invasions and outbreaks of malaria kept Emslie moving from one field hospital to another — even serving as a commanding officer — all the way until the end of the war.
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The bodies were found on the bank of the Nelson River after a weekslong manhunt focused in northern Manitoba, said Assistant Commissioner Jane MacLatchy, commanding officer of the Manitoba RCMP.
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But when the officers in the intel cell picked up anything relevant, they were to bring it into the ops room and read it out to the senior commanding officer.
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In the first scenario, the SEAL Team&aposs master chief and their platoon&aposs commanding officer took one of the men into an office to inform him of the promotion.
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David Carlson, the commanding officer of the frigate Sides, which was also deployed then in the gulf, called the downing of the Iranian airliner "the horrifying climax" of that aggressiveness.
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The investigation of Officer Bailey began in July after his commanding officer raised concerns about him, according to Assistant Chief Brian O'Neill, the executive officer of the Internal Affairs Bureau.
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Apirat said the military would investigate the commanding officer who was killed, Colonel Anantharot Krasae, 48, and the housing deal apparently brokered by Anantharot's mother-in-law Anong Mitchan, 63.
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Sergeant Major Jakrapanth Thomma was meeting on Saturday with his commanding officer and the officer's mother-in-law to discuss their dispute when he opened fire, killing both of them.
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The commanding officer of the battalion, the Corps said in a statement, "would act within his authority to hold the Marines accountable at the appropriate level, should they be charged."
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On Friday, Mr. Trump retweeted Senator Marsha Blackburn, Republican of Tennessee, who a day earlier had resurrected an October quote about Colonel Vindman from his former commanding officer, Lt. Col.
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Even before Trump's meddling, the Navy SEALs who turned in Gallagher were told by their commanding officer to "stop talking about it" and that doing so would ruin their careers.
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Reserve officer Dennis Turner was officially fired from the Orlando Police Department on Monday after he arrested two 6-year-old children without approval from a commanding officer last week.
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Minutes after the death, Chief Gallagher and his commanding officer, Lieutenant Portier, gathered some nearby SEALs for a re-enlistment ceremony, snapping photos of the platoon standing over the body.
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But Deputy Chief Kerry Sweet, the commanding officer of the Police Department's legal bureau, said that the department never used the devices to intercept the phone calls or text messages themselves.
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"Those refugees are already being sent to different camps under the supervision of Bangladesh Army," Major Mohammad Iqbal, Deputy Commanding Officer of Bangladesh Border Guard of Cox's Bazar district told Reuters.
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William A. Schroeder, Bellino's commanding officer in the 342nd Training Squadron at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, before killing himself on Friday morning, an Air Force official told CNN on Saturday.
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After the incident, the woman detective went to the unit's commanding officer, Lt. Austin Morange, to file an official complaint against Perez, according to a source with knowledge of the investigation.
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William Boykin a former officer in the Army's elite Delta Force encountered controversy when he expressed overt religious views while serving as a commanding officer during the Global War on Terror.
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He was also commanding officer in charge of a military parade in Inner Mongolia in July overseen by Xi to mark 90 years since the founding of the People's Liberation Army.
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In one training, you are a commanding officer in the armed forces and a woman comes to you because she hooked up with a subordinate who is now defying her authority.
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In January of this year, a group of sailors aboard the aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis conducted religious services based in Norse Heathenry with the approval of their commanding officer.
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Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesThree US Navy sailors assigned to the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush died by suicide last week, the ship's commanding officer revealed Monday evening.
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"One shooting concerns us," said Deputy Chief Michael Kemper, the commanding officer of detectives in the precinct known as Brooklyn North, which includes neighborhoods like Bedford-Stuyvesant, Crown Heights and Brownsville.
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Ms. Ausheva and her two children, Ivan Walker, 2, and Elia Walker, 3, were found in the same room, according to Assistant Chief Kenneth Corey, the commanding officer of Staten Island.
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Hodges was awarded a Bronze Star, with the citation mentioning his duties supporting his commanding officer, in a dangerous zone, but there is no mention of his being in direct combat.
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Peterson commanded incident for a time According to the timeline, Peterson was the commanding officer during this incident for more than 10 minutes, until a captain took command of the scene.
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"The commanding officer exercised poor judgment, and the executive officer exercised poor leadership of the ship's training program," the USS Seventh Fleet said in a statement released in Japan on Wednesday.
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His commanding officer was an African American man, and he fought alongside soldiers from a variety of ethnic backgrounds, none of whom said he showed outward signs of hostility toward them.
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Jim Kenney, a retired Navy captain who was the commanding officer of the Navy prep school from 2280-215, recalled that in his era maybe four football players had been enrolled.
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Aftermath Following the collisions, a total of eight senior leaders were relieved of duty: the commander of the 7th Fleet; the commander of Task Force 70/Carrier Strike Group 5; the commander of Destroyer Squadron 15; the commanding officer of the USS Fitzgerald; the executive officer of the USS Fitzgerald; the command master chief of the USS Fitzgerald; the commanding officer of the USS John S. McCain; and the executive officer of the USS John S. McCain.
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Presently, when a servicewoman reports an assault, her complaint is investigated by her commanding officer and adjudication is decided on by a command authority who is also in the chain of command.
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It didn't take long for the lieutenants to be contacted by their commanding officer, who had been alerted of a sky penis in an area where his squadron jets had been flying.
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In 2007, Benson screened for the early command program and later served as the executive officer, then as commanding officer of the USS Guardian, deployed from Sasebo, Japan, from 2008 to 2010.
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Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB) commanding officer Mozural Hassan Khan told media that he and his soldiers had heard a "huge number" of shots and explosions on the Myanmar side of the border.
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Moran said that when a ship's certifications expire, the vessel's commanding officer is required to put a plan in place to mitigate risk that must be approved up the chain of command.
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The army's publicity wing announced that General Ishfaq Nadeem Ahmed, the most senior commanding officer in the area, had arrived earlier in the day "to see preparation for impending operation against criminals".
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"We appreciate the assistance provided by our partners and vigilant mariners in keeping these drugs off of our streets," said Lt. Andrew L. Fox, the Station Los Angeles-Long Beach commanding officer.
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A deputy inspector with the New York Police Department was charged on Friday with sexually abusing a female officer he supervised as the commanding officer of a Bronx precinct, the authorities said.
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"It should be no surprise that VMFA-314 is once again leading the way into the next generation of fighter attack aircraft," said Lt. Col Cedar Hinton, commanding officer of VMFA-314.
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Mr. Quiles and another man, whom the police would not identify, "were sort of having a verbal sparring match," Deputy Chief Jason Wilcox, commanding officer of Bronx detectives, said in an interview.
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Ryan Phillippe takes his knocks as Bob Lee Swagger, a former Marine sniper framed for murder by his commanding officer (Omar Epps) in this spinoff of the 2007 movie starring Mark Wahlberg.
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A strange white object flying through the skyBefore Underwood spotted the flying object, he said, he received a tip from his commanding officer that there might be something strange in the sky.
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Raymond Caroli, the commanding officer of firearms and tactical training, said that one of the biggest problems with the current site was that it was primarily geared to shooting at static targets.
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