Military Justice is to Justice as Military Music is to MusicHarper & Row, 1970 - 234 sider |
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Side 76
... fact , that simple . The commanding officer is not supposed to interfere with the process of military justice , but it is virtually impossible for him to refrain from doing so even if he wanted to . Most commanding officers certainly do ...
... fact , that simple . The commanding officer is not supposed to interfere with the process of military justice , but it is virtually impossible for him to refrain from doing so even if he wanted to . Most commanding officers certainly do ...
Side 198
... fact that they knew they could be charged with mutiny ; in fact , they made their protest while the mutiny trials of fourteen men from the Presidio ( who had held the same kind of demonstration for the same purpose ) were under way at ...
... fact that they knew they could be charged with mutiny ; in fact , they made their protest while the mutiny trials of fourteen men from the Presidio ( who had held the same kind of demonstration for the same purpose ) were under way at ...
Side 209
... fact that the military is generically sluggish and , second , in the fact that it must peddle such reforms as it desires to Congressional committees , which are even more callous than the military itself ; after all , there is very ...
... fact that the military is generically sluggish and , second , in the fact that it must peddle such reforms as it desires to Congressional committees , which are even more callous than the military itself ; after all , there is very ...
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The Presidio Mutiny | 4 |
At All Costs Discipline | 62 |
The Levy Affair | 98 |
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