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Side 124
... conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentle- man " —were picked over by Judge Brown as though they still contained some food value . But the longer he picked at them , the easier it was to measure his talents . " Conduct unbecoming an ...
... conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentle- man " —were picked over by Judge Brown as though they still contained some food value . But the longer he picked at them , the easier it was to measure his talents . " Conduct unbecoming an ...
Side 174
... conduct . . . to bring discredit " was first suggested , in 1912 , the military assured Con- gress that " The new language introduced in the article is for the purpose of covering the cases of retired enlisted men who are guilty of conduct ...
... conduct . . . to bring discredit " was first suggested , in 1912 , the military assured Con- gress that " The new language introduced in the article is for the purpose of covering the cases of retired enlisted men who are guilty of conduct ...
Side 181
... conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman ( Article 133 ) ; and ( under catchall Article 134 ) with conduct of a nature to bring discredit upon the armed forces . The last charge , however , was dropped because the Manual for Courts ...
... conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman ( Article 133 ) ; and ( under catchall Article 134 ) with conduct of a nature to bring discredit upon the armed forces . The last charge , however , was dropped because the Manual for Courts ...
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The Presidio Mutiny | 4 |
At All Costs Discipline | 62 |
The Levy Affair | 98 |
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