Sentences with phrase «by army colonel»

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A nearly identical letter, delivered to Vice President Mike Pence by former senator Bob Dole, was signed by more than a dozen Chaldean, Assyrian, and Jewish leaders, as well as politicians and a retired US Army colonel.

When reached by SI, Rigsby, a District of Columbia Superior Courtjudge, was getting ready, as a colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve, to deploy toIraq for a six - month stint as a military judge overseeing trials for murder, rape and robbery.

But in a statement issued by Kingsley Samuel, a lieutenant colonel, the army said it carried out a search on the property because it had credible intelligence that some Boko Haram insurgents had infiltrated the area.

Malvern businessman and Chester County Democrats executive committee member Mike Parrish, a West Point graduate, former Army aviator and current Army Reserve colonel, is the first Democrat to announce his entry into the race, which is rated as Favored Republican by the Rothenberg & Gonzales Political Report / Roll Call.

Incumbent Republican Congressman Chris Gibson, a decorated Army colonel from a working - class background, reaped the benefit in the fall — cutting down the Democrat by an almost two - to - one margin.

In a release made available to Nigeria politics online and signed by Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usm an, Acting Director, Army Public Relations those retired were mainly some Major Generals, Brigadier Generals, Colonels, Lieutenant Colonels and a Major.

By BILL O'NEILL Anatoly Kravtsov was a Soviet army colonel in March 1983.

Demetrius Grosse is the by - the - book Army colonel.

Columbia Pictures War for the Planet of the Apes (July 14) Caesar and his apes battle a human army led by a brutal colonel in this third film in the latest series inspired by Pierre Boulle's 1963 novel.

A fugitive Nazi colonel's daughter, born in Vietnam, adopted by a U.S. Army adviser in 1954, and brought to the United States, has been named the 1985 National Teacher of the Year.

Imagine the days of my youth when I thought I would prove my manhood and patriotism by outdoing my army lieutenant colonel father by joining the Marines.

But as I explained to the good colonel, while I was confident I knew how to attack a hill held by an enemy, train an army, or act as a judge when a subordinate screwed up, properly accounting for the huge sums of money at my disposal was something else.