Dinners with Commanding Officers at the Air Force Space Command??
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A couple of portraits of commanding officers also appear here.
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He kept being promoted because his commanding officers kept getting killed.
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Commanding officers allowed me days off for major holidays without charging leave.
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That's essentially the directive we're told was handed down by commanding officers.
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The competition was eventually shut down by commanding officers when it was discovered.
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Both of the destroyer's top commanding officers were asleep when the collision occurred.
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It made fellow troops and commanding officers think harder about the people around them.
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His commanding officers called in the F.B.I. when they feared he had become radicalized.
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He threatened to kill his commanding officers and was sent to a mental health facility.
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Before 1966, commanding officers could grant permission on a case-by-case basis for rolled sleeves.
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Even beyond the Pentagon, commanding officers across the military were reportedly shocked by Trump's sudden tweets.
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I was informed that one of the earlier commanding officers had started the cheese collection which continued.
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Several said the patches had been worn in front of at least two former commanding officers: Cmdrs.
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CompStat involved regular meetings of commanding officers discussing prevention strategies and recent crime data from their precincts.
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Mr. Arkady told ABC News that the unit's commanding officers believed he would make another favorable video.
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One day the commanding officers sent a young lieutenant to tell me to report back to their offices.
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The inherent wisdom of the Federation was always inviolable; the innate goodness of commanding officers was never in doubt.
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Of the city's 77 police precincts, eight are led by female commanding officers, according to the Police Department's website.
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If this is the context he's dealing with, it's not context we're used to seeing from our Trek commanding officers.
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Per Soviet protocols, all three of the Russian submarine's commanding officers needed to agree unanimously on the decision to launch the warhead.
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" North Korea: Kim has "examined the (strike) plan for a long time and discussed it with the commanding officers in real earnest.
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After the Pentagon was hit by a third plane, Penney's commanding officers finally got the authorization to get their fighter jets airborne.
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Some were made for families back home, others to be sold and a few by orderlies as gifts for their commanding officers.
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After pulling Ms. Gibson over, Officer Hernandez says she received numerous messages over the radio to call in to her commanding officers.
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He said the latest training programme for commanding officers was a continuation of the one that began more than 30 years ago.
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I witnessed officers [in riot gear] getting off rhythm with their movements and weren't listening to their commanding officers, who were getting aggravated.
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Larson noted that commanding officers are notified when service members seek treatment for drinking, which may discourage people who need help from seeking it.
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Several other senior officers as well as the commanding officers of the Fitzgerald and John S. McCain have also been relieved of their duties.
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On the base, Ms. Roundtree risked court-martial by confronting white commanding officers about segregationist practices, including "colored only" tables in the mess hall.
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Women followed their husbands throughout that war and, with the permission of commanding officers, served in military camps if they proved they could be helpful.
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" The KCNA report Tuesday said Kim had "examined the (strike) plan for a long time and discussed it with the commanding officers in real earnest.
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"We think the army is hiding something to protect the commanding officers from the atrocities they carry out," said Mr. Parral's father, Jorge Parral Gutiérrez.
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"We find that some of the commanding officers ... are responsible for the gross violation of both civil and criminal laws of this State," the report stated.
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Naval expert Li Jie said the Chinese navy now had to catch up in terms of training pilots, and especially commanding officers, for its aircraft carriers.
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"Commanding officers are held to the highest standards of professional conduct and accept the responsibility of command with full regard for its consequences," the Navy statement said.
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"The alleged perpetrators, if allegations against them are substantiated, and, if warranted, their commanding officers, will not be accepted again for deployment in peacekeeping operations," Dujarric said.
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But the principles laid out by Hamilton in a 1791 "Letter of Instruction to the Commanding Officers of the Revenue Cutters" still define the Coast Guard's values.
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The ex-commanding officers of the USS McCain and the USS Fitzgerald also will face charges of dereliction of duty and hazarding a vessel, the Navy said.
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Yet three years later, he defects on the swamp planet Mimban, where the infantry, drowning in mud, is little swayed by their commanding officers' exhortations to self-sacrifice.
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Dr. Robert Schloss, a former shipboard physician in the United States Navy Medical Corps, came out to his commanding officers in 2007 after playing the original Sims game.
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In a rare step, the NYPD is advising officers and employees with underlying conditions to seek permission from their commanding officers to work from home, the official said.
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" Moss said that commanding officers will generally keep an eye on new recruits and "address any possible issues that arise, including taking disciplinary action if disturbing radicalization is evident.
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These attitudes matter because military trials are governed by commanding officers, not lawyers, as in the civilian system, and jury panels are typically made up of a servicemembers' peers.
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Drawing on your own military experience in Sweden, how do you explain the dynamic between commanding officers and enlisted men that makes soldiers do things they wouldn't ordinarily consider?
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For what are essentially misdemeanor offenses, service members can be punished by their commanding officers if the commander thinks that a preponderance of the evidence points to their guilt.
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It also suggested that a mentorship program be set up, assigning experienced commanding officers to help sailors develop leadership skills and focus on seamanship, navigation, team building and operational safety.
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Each night, after their commanding officers consulted a large map pinpointing the previous day's street crimes, the new STRESS recruits fanned out across the city, usually in teams of four.
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Though he learned to fly, my father was not a fighter pilot, but a staff officer who ran the newly created Statistics Office, which performed management analyses for commanding officers.
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Though the shapely Spitfire was often seen as a lady's plane, the notion of a girl at the controls of the sexiest thing going sent a shudder through commanding officers everywhere.
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But the service members say the Obama-era policy created an expectation they relied on, including informing their commanding officers they are transgender and undergoing medical treatment related to gender transition.
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While the Ford's commissioning ceremony represented a major milestone, the crew and commanding officers stressed that there is more work to be done to prepare the carrier for its first deployment.
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"The credit union sent letters to dozens of service members threatening that the credit union would contact their commanding officers if they did not promptly make a payment," the CFPB said.
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The comment came as he described the case against Mr. Reichberg and his co-defendants — two former New York commanding officers who were also arrested last month in the continuing investigation.
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Both Jablonski-Kaye and Heyman noted that having chiefs and commanding officers speak about their own personal experience is one of the biggest ways to get officers to access mental health services.
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The Navy is filing negligent homicide charges against the former commanding officers of two guided missile destroyers involved in separate collisions over the summer that killed 85033 sailors, the service announced Tuesday.
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President Donald Trump on Sunday called the Navy commanding officers charged with conducting the missile strikes in Syria last week to thank them and their crew for their professionalism and quick response.
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Ms. McSally's explanation of why she did not report the assaults is typical of both men and women in the military who have historically feared retaliation from their peers or commanding officers.
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It lacks the book's satirical crackle, but a handful of sharp performances break through the stagings, notably Kristen Stewart's (as the title character's sister) and Garrett Hedlund's (as one of his commanding officers).
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The change does not apply to facial hair shaving requirements, sideburns or hair style, according to the Navy, which said that shipboard barbershops would continue to operate under rules set by commanding officers.
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The change does not apply to facial hair shaving requirements, sideburns or hair style, according to the Navy, which said that shipboard barbershops would continue to operate under rules set by commanding officers.
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Commanding officers have been directed to report indications of decreased combat readiness or effectiveness, increased risk to Marines, including sexual assault and hazing, and signs of deteriorating morale or unit cohesion, among other concerns.
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Not so much: the GAO points out that the Navy does not have any Office of the Deck assessment criteria for ship commanding officers to use when qualifying a SWO to drive a ship.
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The jury has also agreed that there were errors and omissions by commanding officers, which actively contributed to the crush that developed in the Leppings Lane stand during the 1989 FA Cup semi-final.
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The NTSB report, which was released earlier this month, pointed to the same interface flaws, and also highlighted issues with the system's backup manual mode, which some commanding officers preferred for docking and undocking maneuvers.
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Other navies, such as the United States Navy, require more experience for the role — commanding officers of US aircraft carriers must be former naval aviators as well as former captains of different types of warships.
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"The first military sexual slaves were Korean from the North Kyushu area of Japan, and were sent at the request of one of the commanding officers of the army," the UN wrote in its report.
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All have come out as transgender to their commanding officers but are anonymous in the lawsuit, named only as Jane Doe, for fear of retribution, said Jennifer Levi, a lawyer from GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders.
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He asserts that although he was stationed only metres away from where prisoners were routinely shot, in a town from which 9,000 Jewish men were deported, he was unaware that his commanding officers were perpetrating atrocities.
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In the coming weeks, the two commanding officers and three other sailors aboard the Fitzgerald will most likely be charged during a hearing that determines whether they will be taken to trial in a court-martial.
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Roe and Voe argued that they faced "being discharged despite the contrary recommendations of their commanding officers and physicians solely because they have tested positive" for HIV -- despite adhering to treatment plans and not showing symptoms.
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Roe and Voe argue that they "are being discharged despite the contrary recommendations of their commanding officers and physicians solely because they have tested positive" for HIV -- despite adhering to treatment plans and not showing symptoms.
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On Wednesday night, the Navy announced that it was giving commanding officers discretion to temporarily relax grooming guidelines for men's and women's hair length to help maintain social distancing to prevent the spread of the virus.
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On Wednesday night, the Navy announced that it was giving commanding officers discretion to temporarily relax grooming guidelines for men's and women's hair length to help maintain social distancing to prevent the spread of the virus.
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In it, Sergeant Bergdahl said he walked off his outpost in hopes of hiking to a larger base about 18 miles away to tell a general about what he considered the dangerous incompetence of his commanding officers.
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As I was finishing this article this weekend I was notified that one of my junior commanding officers in the "San Francisco's Own" Battalion I lead was killed on his road bike on his way to work.
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First of its kind Despite the challenges that come with developing and testing a carrier that is first in its class, commanding officers touted the expertise demonstrated by the Ford's crew members in operating its advanced systems.
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She told Reuters that three of Gallagher's commanding officers face separate hearings to review whether they, too, should be removed from the SEALs, an elite Navy special forces corps whose acronym stands for sea, air and land.
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"Particular individuals, including officials at the highest levels of State, the ruling party - the People's Front for Democracy and Justice - and commanding officers bear responsibility for crimes against humanity and other gross human rights violations," the report said.
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An operations room was hastily set up, where commanding officers could coordinate the activities of surveillance teams on the ground, with hazardous materials units sweeping behind the assassin for radiation traces and armed response teams at the ready.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The commanding officers of two U.S. Navy destroyers involved in deadly collisions last year in the Pacific Ocean face courts-martial and military criminal charges including negligent homicide, the U.S. Navy said in a statement on Tuesday.
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The survey responses also showed that junior sailors were concerned about receiving harsh punishments from Aycock, including being placed in the brig and fed only "bread and water," an arcane form of punishment that is still available to commanding officers.
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Despite the challenges that come with developing and testing a carrier that is first in its class, commanding officers touted the expertise demonstrated by the Ford's crew members in operating its advanced systems when CNN visited the ship last July.
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WASHINGTON — The commanding officers of two Naval destroyers that collided with commercial vessels in the western Pacific last year, killing a total of 17 American sailors, will face court-martial charges that could include negligent homicide, the Navy said on Tuesday.
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But the bigger problem is that McMahon — and, by extension, his commanding officers — feel caught between wanting to win an unwinnable war and following the orders of the commander in chief who inherited that war, and it seems their frustrations aren't being heard.
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Jennifer Sims, a communications officer for an infantry battalion stationed in Germany, said that deciding who should be expelled from the military based on "deployability" is vague and will leave trans people in the military at the whims of their commanding officers.
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Had my commanding officers wanted to punish someone with bread and water, we would have had to drive them from the naval station at 32nd Street in San Diego to the Marine Corps air base at Miramar where they had a proper jail.
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Its main subjects are members of the NYPD 12, a group of officers who sued the city during the course of the documentary, saying they had experienced pressure to meet illegal quotas and had been penalized by their commanding officers when they refused.
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Apart from the external similarities, however, there's plenty that's unique to Stargate — particularly its relationship to the US military, which oversees the Stargate program and whose commanding officers frequently clash with its peace-loving scientists over how and why space exploration is taking place.
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Here's how far McInerney once took that argument, per Mother Jones: In 2010, McInerney filed an affidavit in support of an army officer who was awaiting trial for refusing to obey orders from his commanding officers until Obama produced his long-form birth certificate.
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MARIAN SWERDLOW, NEW YORK To the Editor: Re "The F.B.I., Loyalty and Mr. Trump" (editorial, June 8): During my varied career over the past three decades — including 20 years in the Navy — I have never had bosses or commanding officers tell me they expected loyalty.
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The two service members, named in the suit as "Richard Roe" and "Victor Voe," argue that they "are being discharged despite the contrary recommendations of their commanding officers and physicians solely because they have tested positive" for HIV -- despite adhering to treatment plans and not showing symptoms.
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Washington (CNN)The US Navy announced Tuesday that the former commanding officers of the USS Fitzgerald and USS John S. McCain -- the ships involved in two deadly 2017 collisions that killed 17 sailors -- will face criminal charges including dereliction of duty, hazarding a vessel and negligent homicide.
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Zinke's military records from his 23 years with the SEALs show he was often praised by his commanding officers and many times recommended for early promotions, but had one blemish on this record in 1999 for two "lapses in judgment" when he used military travel vouchers for personal travel.
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This plan actually plays out in Dunkirk, and the commanding officers talk about it; one of the reasons they're so desperate to move a sinking ship near the beginning of the film is that if it sank near the mole, big ships wouldn't be able to get near it.
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They spoke after the U.S. aircraft carrier George H.W. Bush confronted what one of the commanding officers described as two sets of Iranian Navy fast-attack boats that had approached a U.S.-led, five-vessel flotilla as it entered the Strait on Tuesday on a journey from the Indian Ocean into the Gulf.
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Read more: Iraq blacked out the internet for 70% of the country and blocked social media to try to quell deadly anti-corruption protests"Excessive force outside the rules of engagement was used and we have begun to hold accountable those commanding officers who carried out these wrong acts," the full statement said.
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Mort Walker, the creator of "Beetle Bailey," a comic strip about an Army private who malingered his way through seven decades at Camp Swampy to the consternation of his commanding officers and the delight of his fans in the armed forces and beyond, died on Saturday at his home in Stamford, Conn.
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When two commanding officers at the US Naval Correctional Center in Seattle decided to paint one of their holding cells Schauss's pink — but only after adding some semigloss red to get, according to St. Clair, "the perfect Pepto-Bismol shade" — the violence that had been plaguing their institution stopped for a full 156 days.
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"Aircraft carrier strike groups are supposed to sail on the high seas and into unfamiliar territory, so aside from having a background as naval aviators, all commanding officers should have a broad set of skills and knowledge — from foreign languages and international maritime law to air and sea operations — to help them make good decisions," he said.
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The movie chronicles the life of Desmond Doss (Andrew Garfield), a Virginian who fought in the Pacific during World War II. A devoutly religious young man, Doss volunteered for military service because he loved his country, but his strict refusal to kill put him at odds with his commanding officers, who insisted he was going to have to learn how to fire a gun.
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