Word: martially
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Last week the official Army and Navy Journal went even farther, in an article which demanded a prompt court-martial for Kimmel and Short...
Technical Sergeant Charles E. ("Commando") Kelly, now an infantry instructor at Fort Benning, overstayed a furlough in Pittsburgh by six days, was hailed before a court-martial. The officer-judges sentenced the holder of the Congressional Medal of Honor to: $90 fine, 90 days confinement to camp. Asked Kelly: "Can I go to the movies?" Said the court-martial : Yes, if the movies are in the camp...
...Tauroggen after Prussia turned against the Corsican. With the Russian general sat a young Prussian aide, Karl von Clausewitz, author later on of the world's most famous book of military theory, On War. With Yorck sat a Major von Seydlitz. At first, there was talk of court-martial for Yorck, but when Prussia's War of Liberation against Napoleon began, he became a national hero, was made Count von Wartenburg...
There are a lot of extraneous elements creeping into the day's curriculum. Along with statistics classes taught to martial airs, we now have the zesty wit of Bob Wing probing to the depth of the case at hand. So far only in Company one has such individual initiative been displayed. From a general sizing up of war time responsibilities to putting hens on production schedules, Bob is sure to know and express the answer with deftness...
Last fortnight Stittsworth's passenger, 2nd Lieut. Dean C. Fundingsland, was brought to trial. Because as senior officer aboard he had failed to stop his pilot's crazy flying, the court martial recommended that he be dismissed from the service. Last week the court martial heard Howard Stittsworth's case. It found him guilty of murder. Its recommendation: life imprisonment...