Military Justice is to Justice as Military Music is to MusicHarper & Row, 1970 - 234 sider |
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... American serviceman under those articles was a mere one hundred . Yet the articles were barbarous enough . In the 1790s American soldiers were sometimes punished by any one or a combination or all of the following : being whipped ...
... American serviceman under those articles was a mere one hundred . Yet the articles were barbarous enough . In the 1790s American soldiers were sometimes punished by any one or a combination or all of the following : being whipped ...
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... American was present . But the only way the American soldier could express dissent was to walk off . If he tried to protest , he would be relieved and his career would suffer . " Duncan testified : " The normal practice was that when it ...
... American was present . But the only way the American soldier could express dissent was to walk off . If he tried to protest , he would be relieved and his career would suffer . " Duncan testified : " The normal practice was that when it ...
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... American Bar Association , 73-74 American Civil Liberties Union ( ACLU ) , 5 , 81 , 83 , 119 , 159 , 162 American Medical Association , 154 American Servicemen's Union ( ASU ) , 158-59 , 194 American Telephone & Telegraph Company , 207 ...
... American Bar Association , 73-74 American Civil Liberties Union ( ACLU ) , 5 , 81 , 83 , 119 , 159 , 162 American Medical Association , 154 American Servicemen's Union ( ASU ) , 158-59 , 194 American Telephone & Telegraph Company , 207 ...
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The Presidio Mutiny | 4 |
At All Costs Discipline | 62 |
The Levy Affair | 98 |
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