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| In another case he also | discharged a man found in possession of 50 grams of mar |
| artialed for homosexual solicitation and was | discharged a few months later after more homosexual beh |
| e was striking her colours her crew suddenly | discharged a volley of small arms fire that slightly wo |
| Honorably | discharged a Corporal in 1982, Maughan worked full time |
| It appears that after having | discharged a cargo of coal from Wollongong at Swinburne |
| In 1973, Munson | discharged a 28-year-old patient after an incomplete ab |
| t her true identity become known and she was | discharged a few days later in Louisville, 1863. |
| ng of Dec. 27, 1980 Stipanovich accidentally | discharged a loaded firearm, hitting himself in the sho |
| a private in the United States Army and was | discharged a captain in October 1945 with a War Departm |
| ia-Pacific area during World War II, and was | discharged a lieutenant. |
| and shooting Dunning insisting that his gun | discharged accidentally during the course of a struggle |
| as showing the shotgun to Moussallem when it | discharged accidentally. |
| The Mexican traveller was also | discharged after treatment with the antiviral drug Tami |
| took over the judiciary in 1958 and was soon | discharged after years of the judiciary because of his |
| The jury was | discharged after failing to reach verdicts on the charg |
| e Second World War at Reggio Calabria, to be | discharged after six months. |
| Honorably | discharged after a court martial conviction was overtur |
| a charge of complicity in Blood's plot, but | discharged after three months with a temporary indulgen |
| He was | discharged after being seriously injured. |
| rds was founded by Sheldon Davis after being | discharged after four years in the U.S. Marines back to |
| wounded in the hip at Stones River, and was | discharged after being discovered that way. |
| He spent time in the Army but was | discharged after a nervous breakdown brought on by anxi |
| ber 1952, reinlisted twice and was honorably | discharged after 14 years of service. |
| He was | discharged after the Battle of Harpers Ferry due to wou |
| icer for five years, before being honourably | discharged after service in the Middle East and New Gui |
| Discharged again from Torchwood, but returns to his pos | |
| So for Mrs Pettitt to have | discharged all three responsibilities ( orchestra direc |
| 30 November 1991 he exercised, performed and | discharged all the functions, powers and duties of an e |
| lie down upon the deck till the frigate had | discharged all her guns, but the frigate's fire was so |
| Having | discharged all her cargo she left Manus Island 17 Febru |
| t been empaneled to decide upon the case was | discharged and replaced by another. |
| rganized the cavalry company, Company D, was | discharged and a new company was raised that April. |
| was reduced in rank to private, dishonorably | discharged and forfeited all pay and allowances. |
| In April 2005 the grandfather was | discharged and began living with his son and Mari in an |
| enant, but on 24 November 1795 was summarily | discharged and left to find his own way home. |
| an investigation at which over 150 honorably | discharged and many very highly decorated veterans test |
| After serving 4 years, he was | discharged and worked as a television repairman. |
| e Comrades group, the National Federation of | Discharged and Demobilized Sailors and Soldiers and the |
| r as he was underage when he enlisted he was | discharged and instead trained as a marine engineer. |
| Corpus Ad Subjiciendum to direct that HL be | discharged and returned to their care. |
| The National Federation of | Discharged and Demobilized Sailors and Soldiers (NFDDSS |
| nt-governor his duties were always admirably | discharged, and as chancellor of the university, presid |
| Potomac, from March, 1864; and was honorably | discharged and mustered out, under Col. Augustus Funk, |
| er receiving a wound during training, he was | discharged and successfully applied to the screenwritin |
| onfederate States, so the men were honorably | discharged and their companies were disbanded. |
| gton, “For this stunt Mary was conditionally | discharged and bound over to keep the peace”. |
| it was the same product obtained by electric | discharged and proposed the formula C2O. |
| ining the regular troops nor being honorably | discharged, and using them to fight communists appeared |
| e him of the crime of being a priest, he was | discharged and returned to mission work. |
| The 158th New York was honorably | discharged and mustered out 1865-06-30 at Richmond, Vir |
| Guiney was honorably | discharged and mustered out of the U.S. Volunteers on J |
| , the 1973 event ranked third in both volume | discharged and duration but only sixth in flood height. |
| Ashburnham was ' | discharged and disabled' (5 February 1643), and his est |
| She sailed on 4 October for San Francisco, | discharged and loaded cargo, then headed for Pearl Harb |
| e cartridge accidentally left in the chamber | discharged and ricocheted into the man's leg. |
| In 1946, Granville was | discharged and settled in New York. |
| itimate expectation for more than the duties | discharged, and so no obligations had been breached. |
| only opponent was the National Federation of | Discharged and Demobilized Sailors and Soldiers. |
| n District of California, asking that she be | discharged and restored to liberty. |
| f the Regiment's colonel, and they were both | discharged and married. |
| all Tarver's previous debts would have been | discharged, and the $2 million dollar purse from the wi |
| had been convicted of treason, dishonourably | discharged and, since January 18, had been waiting on I |
| ritu Santo, New Hebrides on 13 November, she | discharged army aviators and aircraft. |
| rved as a pilot in the South Pacific and was | discharged as a captain in 1946. |
| rance from December 1917 to May 1919 and was | discharged as captain in the Air Service. |
| G-2 section, Headquarters III Corps, and was | discharged as a lieutenant colonel in March 1946. |
| talion for two years before he was medically | discharged as a private on 11 October 1943. |
| ter serving for three years he was honorably | discharged as a technical sergeant (January 12, 1946). |
| in the United States Army 1942-1946 and was | discharged as a major. |
| as a judge advocate and served until he was | discharged as a captain in April 1963. |
| After being | discharged as a sergeant, he engaged in the insurance a |
| After being wounded, he was honorably | discharged as a lieutenant and returned home. |
| in both Atlantic and Pacific Theaters until | discharged as a lieutenant in 1945. |
| avy Reserve until 1951 when he was honorably | discharged as a lieutenant commander. |
| combatant in the Gulf War and was honorably | discharged as a conscientious objector. |
| He was | discharged as unfit for trench life due to his age (49) |
| ip, primarily in the North Atlantic, and was | discharged as a lieutenant. |
| and served overseas nine months before being | discharged as a first lieutenant on February 20, 1919. |
| war in intelligence at the Pentagon; he was | discharged as a colonel. |
| he United States Army for three years, being | discharged as a First Lieutenant in 1969 to serve as a |
| the chance of a strike, all five rounds were | discharged as rapidly as possible, giving the 'string o |
| He rose to unit command before being | discharged as a colonel for a service-incurred disabili |
| Strategic Services from September 1941 until | discharged as a major in July 1946, with overseas servi |
| he United States Navy from 1943 until he was | discharged as a lieutenant (jg.) in 1946 with service i |
| He was | discharged as a captain in the Royal Air Force. |
| He was | discharged as a major on November 21, 1945, and retired |
| ever in the infantry, had won no awards, was | discharged as a second lieutenant. |
| d Service Cross and the Bronze Star, and was | discharged as a Captain. |
| More than 80 percent were cured or | discharged as improved and able to live independently. |
| He was | discharged as a private, his award was gazetted as a pr |
| as deputy chief military prosecutor and was | discharged as a major. |
| l Guard for six years before being honorably | discharged as a Staff Sergeant in 1960. |
| nty-four months in the Pacific area, and was | discharged as a captain. |
| Discharged as a sergeant, he began acting on stage. | |
| ed in the United States Navy from 1941 until | discharged as a Chief Petty Officer in 1945. |
| War I and served one year overseas until was | discharged as Captain in the 308th Machine Gun Battalio |
| He was honorably | discharged as colonel May 11, 1863, and later brevetted |
| he United States Army from 1943-1946 and was | discharged as a First Lieutenant, JAG. |
| Bromwell served four years, and was | discharged as a captain. |
| 3, 1917, in the Medical Reserve Corps, being | discharged as a second lieutenant of Infantry on Decemb |
| Europe and served from September 1941 until | discharged as a captain in November 1946. |
| He was | discharged as a major in May 1946. |
| ir Corps in North Africa and Europe, and was | discharged as a flight engineer in September 1945. |
| in Germany until 1946, at which time he was | discharged as first lieutenant. |
| tigator, having entered as a private and was | discharged as a sergeant. |
| Discharged as a captain in 1946, he returned to the Uni | |
| On his recovery, he was | discharged as a brevet captain. |
| After being | discharged as medically unfit he rejoined the army, in |
| stayed in the reserves for one year and was | discharged as a major. |
| States Air Force from 1955 to 1957, and was | discharged as a captain. |
| He was | discharged as a lieutenant in 1919. |
| He returned to the U.S. in 1971 and was | discharged as Corporal (E-4), though he remained active |
| He was | discharged as a lieutenant colonel in October 1946. |
| rned to the United States, and was honorably | discharged as a first lieutenant in February 1919. |
| egiment was mustered out on June 7, 1865 and | discharged at Springfield, Illinois on June 21, 1865. |
| egiment was mustered out on June 9, 1865 and | discharged at Chicago, Illinois on June 22, 1865. |
| e Guard) at Elba; and to have been honorably | discharged at Elba in May 1865, on account of close of |
| He was | discharged at the end of the year and transferred to VF |
| egiment was mustered out on June 6, 1865 and | discharged at Chicago, Illinois on June 21, 1865. |
| egiment was mustered out on July 4, 1865 and | discharged at Chicago, Illinois on July 11, 1865. |
| Atlanta, Georgia on August 10, 1865 and was | discharged at Davenport, Iowa on August 24, 1865. |
| ber 20, 1865 at Nashville, Tennessee and was | discharged at Camp Chase on September 27, 1865. |
| r of the original 4th Michigan that had been | discharged at the completion of their enlistment on Jun |
| ir Force Inactive Reserve until 1965 and was | discharged at the rank of first lieutenant. |
| July 7, 1865 at Nashville, Tennessee and was | discharged at Camp Chase on July 13, 1865. |
| After three years, he was | discharged at the rank of chief trumpeter. |
| on a deck cargo of lube oil drums which she | discharged at Purvis Bay. |
| nder Col. John C. Fremont and were honorably | discharged at Los Angeles or San Gabriel in the early p |
| aumont (AP-5) on November 4, 1939, Blair was | discharged at the Naval Operating Base, Norfolk, Virgin |
| giment was mustered out on June 12, 1865 and | discharged at Chicago, Illinois on June 15, 1865. |
| Concord, North Carolina on June 21, 1865 and | discharged at Chicago, Illinois on July 10, 1865. |
| r three years (1982-1986), and was Honorably | Discharged at the rank of Lance Corporal. |
| giment was mustered out on June 12, 1865 and | discharged at Chicago, Illinois on June 28, 1865. |
| men were mustered out on June 26, 1865, and | discharged at St. Paul, Minnesota, on July 11, 1865. |
| He was | discharged at the rank of lieutenant. |
| Upon being | discharged at the end of the following year, McKinley f |
| giment was mustered out on June 27, 1865 and | discharged at Springfield, Illinois on July 7, 1865. |
| giment was mustered out on June 10, 1865 and | discharged at Chicago, Illinois on June 24, 1865. |
| giment was mustered out on July 12, 1865 and | discharged at Davenport, Iowa on July 20, 1865. |
| second lieutenant on June 18, 1865, but was | discharged at Richmond due to the end of the Civil War. |
| r Co.) regt.; entered service July 28, 1780; | discharged Aug. 7, 1780; service, 14 days, including tr |
| Colonel Christian Thielemann - | discharged August 9, 1864. |
| Dentilled cornice, from which the wheelrace | discharged back into the river. |
| long tailrace tunnel before being | discharged back in the Saluda River. |
| ith a total capacity of 4400 MW before being | discharged back into the river. |
| After power is produced, the water is | discharged back into the lower reservoir and the entire |
| ed until the middle of May 1862, when he was | discharged because of disabilities. |
| He was | discharged because of wounds on May 29, 1865. |
| He left the atoll and was honorably | discharged before the final five test shots, and theref |
| exton Hall is also the residence of recruits | discharged before completion of recruit training awaiti |
| der to help control the temperature of water | discharged below the dam, the original intake tower was |
| His arm | discharged bone fragments for three months. |
| When she came to the door Hughes | discharged both barrels of a shotgun into her body from |
| ine, the sequestrations on his property were | discharged; but he refused to take the oaths to the usu |
| Burton was going to be | discharged, but according to company lore, was told by |
| f (allegedly) caught fire from the hot-ashes | discharged by a passing steam-hauled train. |
| re as income those liabilities that were not | discharged by redemption of the points in the next year |
| y during the Second World War, patients were | discharged by ambulance trains at Hellingly station and |
| After being | discharged by the U.S. Army in 1944, Duhart was given s |
| (The overseer was "hired and | discharged by the superintendent, usually with the advi |
| ord, where much of his work as a teacher was | discharged by George Smalridge as his deputy. |
| nd of Chichester as a delinquent, but he was | discharged by the committee for sequestrations; under t |
| ew Zealand, was tried for various crimes and | discharged by the prosecution in 2008. |
| Extinguishers can be partially or fully | discharged by a vandal, impairing the extinguisher's ac |
| the office of reading the Hebrew lecture was | discharged by others; whence it has been inferred that |
| at the chapel of Princess Mary, before being | discharged by the Privy Council a few weeks later with |
| he could be committed to gaol, until either | discharged by order of two justices or removed to a lun |
| ct was abandoned and the architects paid and | discharged by the City Council on March 28, 1837. |
| ecessary; absolute certainty that it will be | discharged by payment is not." |
| After the peace, he was honorably | discharged by Congress. |
| er Louis XVIII and Charles X the duties were | discharged by the first equerry, but under Napoleon I a |
| in the Philippines 21 February 1945, Corvus | discharged cargo at Guiuan for the establishment of an |
| She | discharged cargo there and at Trinidad, and steamed bac |
| lk arrived at Espiritu Santo on 4 September; | discharged cargo and passengers; and sailed for Leyte o |
| occupied only three weeks earlier, Hyperion | discharged cargo by day and steamed out to safety at ni |
| ril with food for the U.S. Pacific Fleet and | discharged cargo at Eniwetok and Saipan. |
| rels of water, reached Eniwetok on 2 August, | discharged cargo, and returned to Pearl to reload. |
| on January 1, 1945 when a rifle accidentally | discharged, causing a bullet to be lodged in her spine. |
| but senior as a priest and as a bishop, and | discharged certain ceremonial duties of the office. |
| Charles Bickford, as a dishonorably | discharged cop, Anne Revere, as Miss Faye's spinster si |
| After being honorably | discharged, Danielson moved back to Cedar Falls and bec |
| deployment to the Middle East but he was not | discharged despite the military policy, Don't Ask Don't |
| Eniwetok, via Pearl Harbor, 6 November, she | discharged diesel oil to Beagle and on the 15th got und |
| ice at the Battle of Little Big Horn and was | discharged due to disability. |
| Colonel Thomas Lowry Young - | discharged due to illness, September 14, 1864 |
| September 1864 to December, 1865 when he was | discharged due to the end of the war. |
| briefly joined the Confederate Army but was | discharged due to health reasons and returned to his la |
| Colonel John J. Funkhouser - | Discharged due to wounds July 5, 1864. |
| Colonel Henry Dougherty - | discharged due to wounds on May 7, 1863. |
| lunteered to the U.S. Army and was Honorably | Discharged due to medical reasons within a matter of mo |
| ndsor Castle in 1860, two years after he was | discharged due to illness caused by his wounds. |
| iefly in the United States Army before being | discharged due to asthma. |
| Lieutenant Colonel, William S. Tisdale, was | discharged due to disability and was replaced by David |
| In 1919, he was | discharged due to injury from the army and returned to |
| he Japan Air Self Defense Force but was soon | discharged due to having sexual intercourse with a mino |
| being wounded at the Battle of Corinth, and | discharged due to his injuries. |
| Broderick's | discharged early, leaving him open for Terry's shot. |
| y the rapid growth of the city and regularly | discharged effluent into the creek, not all of which me |
| Disinfected wastewater may be | discharged either to Humboldt Bay or to enhancement mar |
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