Military Justice is to Justice as Military Music is to MusicHarper & Row, 1970 - 234 sider |
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... served his country honorably , but he also has the right to come in some years from now , perhaps when these wounds ... serving his country , and I believe that he has earned his right for that sixty or seventy small dollars a month that ...
... served his country honorably , but he also has the right to come in some years from now , perhaps when these wounds ... serving his country , and I believe that he has earned his right for that sixty or seventy small dollars a month that ...
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... served as president and permanent member of the Twelfth Naval District's court . He let the other officers of the court understand that he thought it " would be very foolish " of them not to render such verdicts as would enable them to ...
... served as president and permanent member of the Twelfth Naval District's court . He let the other officers of the court understand that he thought it " would be very foolish " of them not to render such verdicts as would enable them to ...
Side 214
... served as chief clerk and chief of staff of the Armed Services Committee for seventeen years before becoming a military appellate judge in 1968. He took the place of a man who had been equally partial in military matters , Paul J ...
... served as chief clerk and chief of staff of the Armed Services Committee for seventeen years before becoming a military appellate judge in 1968. He took the place of a man who had been equally partial in military matters , Paul J ...
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The Presidio Mutiny | 4 |
At All Costs Discipline | 62 |
The Levy Affair | 98 |
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