Sentences with phrase «becoming commandant»
He spent 35 years on active duty, ultimately becoming Commandant of the Canadian Forces Medical Services School.
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Sergio Ramirez, a commandant in the Sandinista ruling junta in the 1980s, claimed that upon Sandino's assassination in 1932 Sandino's father exclaimed «those who become redeemers die crucified» and attested that the soldiers cast lots for his clothes.
According to sources, the Commandant hurriedly left when the soldiers were becoming uncontrollable.
he informs Goeth — the Nazi commandant is unable to responsibly adapt to the level of power over others his position has afforded him, as witnessed by his swiftly aborted attempt at becoming more judicious in his treatment of the camp inmates in the wake of his conversation with Schindler.
A new headquarters, the Defense Language Institute (DLI), was established in Washington, D.C., and the former Army Language School commandant, Colonel James L. Collins, Jr., became the Institute's first director.