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| General | Officer Commanding Indian 6th Infantry Division 1943 |
| In 1944, Coman served as General | Officer Commanding 21st Training Division, Commanding |
| In 1943, he was General | Officer Commanding 19th Division, Acting General Offi |
| 1942 General | Officer Commanding 5th Division, Soviet Union |
| served in World War I and then became General | Officer Commanding Sudan in 1924. |
| He served as General | Officer Commanding Cavalry Corps in 1942, and retired |
| He was General | Officer Commanding South West District from 1974 to 1 |
| Matt W. Ransom was also a Confederate general | officer and U.S. Senator. |
| made available to the British Army's General | Officer Commanding for Northern Ireland. |
| In 1975 he was appointed General | Officer Commanding 4th Division. |
| General | Officer Commanding, Ceylon was the designation of the |
| s briefly in reserve, but then became General | Officer Commanding 13th Training Division, Commanding |
| From 2000 to 2001 he was General | Officer Commanding 5th Division. |
| He became General | Officer Commanding-in-Chief of Eastern Command in 194 |
| He was appointed General | Officer Commanding 5th Division in 1968 and Chief of |
| He was appointed General | Officer Commanding 1st (UK) Armoured Division in 1993 |
| After the War he was appointed General | Officer Commanding RAF forces of the Rhine and then A |
| He began his career as Deputy General | Officer Commanding 3rd Division in 1941, and was prom |
| irector of Personal Services in 1946, General | Officer Commanding 1st Division in 1947 and District |
| He was General | Officer Commanding in Chief in India from 1923-7. |
| He was appointed General | Officer Commanding British Forces in Palestine and Tr |
| General | Officer Commanding 19th Army |
| General | Officer Commanding 60th Division |
| General | Officer Commanding 10th Division |
| His command was probably retitled General | Officer Commanding, RAF Tregantle and Withnoe Depot. |
| After the War he was appointed General | Officer Commanding Bengal and Assam Area in India. |
| 1929 General | Officer Commanding 5th Army |
| He was appointed General | Officer Commanding 42nd Infantry Division in 1959 and |
| 1937 General | Officer Commanding Nanking Garrison Command |
| General | Officer Commanding, Division Genova - 1926 to 1928 |
| In 1944, he became General | Officer Commanding 7th Training Division, and then Ge |
| In 1945, he was General | Officer Commanding Frontier Troops. |
| He served as General | Officer Commanding Northern Ireland from 2003 to 2005 |
| In 1989 he became General | Officer Commanding 1 (UK) Armoured Division. |
| In 1945, he was first General | Officer Commanding 18th Division and then General Off |
| commanding the Brigade of Guards and General | Officer Commanding the Home District and in 1878 he b |
| In 1946 he became General | Officer Commanding Indian 2nd Airborne Division and i |
| He was appointed General | Officer Commanding the Militia of Canada in 1884. |
| In 1945, he started as General | Officer Commanding 5th Corps Area and then became Gen |
| He was Deputy General | Officer Commanding 18th Division in 1941 and General |
| Finally, in 1945, he served as General | Officer Commanding 21st Division. |
| He was promoted to 4 star general | officer, and was made Air Chief Marshal in 1974. |
| rench Revolutionary Wars, he became a general | officer. |
| hief of Staff, East Africa (1935-36); General | Officer Commanding 7th Division Leonessa (?-1939); Ge |
| 1944, he held a series of positions: General | Officer Commanding 104th Mountain Command, General Of |
| 1937 General | Officer Commanding 39th Division |
| 1941 General | Officer Commanding, Indian 10th Infantry Division, Ir |
| ge also went on to serve as a US Army general | officer. |
| General | Officer Commanding 10th Armoured Division, Middle Eas |
| He then became General | Officer Commanding 3rd Division moving on to be Gener |
| General George Milner was a general | officer of the British Army during the late eighteent |
| General | Officer Commanding, British Somaliland - 1941 to 1943 |
| In 1935 he served as General | Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Northern Command in Indi |
| The highest-ranking Georgian | officer of the Legion was Leo Kereselidze. |
| William Hartnell as German | Officer at Station (uncredited) |
| chard Brausewetter (de) (1866 - 1916), German | officer and writer |
| lf barmy, so's his army" to a captured German | officer. |
| appears that Kaiser Wilhelm has sent a German | officer, Lieut. |
| Hermann Niehoff was a German | officer during World War II. |
| Ivan Letko - German | officer |
| g her with an alibi after she shoots a German | officer. |
| Sacco van der Made - German | officer |
| Guido Lorraine as German | Officer |
| Philo McCullough as German | Officer |
| gust 1873, Berlin - 20 May 1945) was a German | officer and politician. |
| A German | officer who witnessed the execution said he died very |
| ath of Adolf Hitler, Arco portrayed a Gestapo | officer. |
| European Parliament he was a local government | officer (in England). |
| worked until retirement as a Local Government | Officer. |
| From 1974-8, she was a Local Government | Officer for Swansea City Council. |
| the 1970s, Pitt worked as a local government | officer for the London Borough of Lambeth. |
| Pope worked as a local government | officer for the Fitzroy City Council and industrial o |
| he President was required to be a field grade | officer. |
| Grand | Officer (May 16, 1933) |
| In 2006, he was posthumously made a Grand | Officer of the National Order of Quebec. |
| Order of the Crown (Belgium), Grand | Officer |
| Grand | Officer - Order of the Oak Crown |
| Knight Grand | Officer |
| Grand | Officer of the Order of Merit - 2008, Portugal |
| In 2002 he was made a Grand | Officer of the National Order of Quebec. |
| Grand | Officer (GOCK) |
| Grand | Officer of the Legion d'Honneur-1918 |
| In 1996 he was made a Grand | Officer of the National Order of Quebec. |
| Grand | Officer - Order of the Netherlands Lion (1946) |
| In 2004 she was made a Grand | Officer of the National Order of Quebec. |
| Grand | Officer of the Order of Merit (Portugal) (2008) |
| Grand | Officer of the Order of Leopold (Belgium) |
| Grand | Officer of the Order of the Diplomatic Merit |
| In 2004 he was made a Grand | Officer of the National Order of Quebec. |
| Grand | Officer of the Order of Merit of the Portuguese Repub |
| Grand | Officer of the Order of the Crown of Belgium-1926 |
| ive classes: Knight Grand Cross, Knight Grand | Officer, Knight Commander, Knight Officer and Knight. |
| Grand | Officer of the Order of Leopold II of Belgium |
| five grades to the Order: Grand Cross, Grand | Officer, Commander, Officer and Chevalier. |
| In 2006, he was made a Grand | Officer of the National Order of Quebec. |
| In 1997 he was made a Grand | Officer of the National Order of Quebec. |
| Grand | Officer of the Order of Merit (2008, Portugal) |
| In 1989, he was made a Grand | Officer of the National Order of Quebec. |
| In 2001, he was made a Grand | Officer of the National Order of Quebec. |
| Grand | Officer of the Order of Ouissam Alaouite(Morocco) |
| He also became a Grand | Officer of the French National Order of Merit in 1989 |
| Grand | Officer, who wears only the plaque on the left chest; |
| In 1994, he was made a Grand | Officer of the National Order of Quebec. |
| Grand | Officer |
| He is a Grand | Officer of the Order of the Star of Romania. |
| Grand | Officer of the Order of the Crown (Belgium) |
| 1995: Grand | Officer of the Order of Al-Istiqlal |
| Grand | Officer of the Crown (Romania) |
| Aleksey Galkin, Russian GRU | officer |
| He was also the first Coast Guard | officer to be issued a service number and holds #1000 |
| Wilfred Lucas as Randall (Coast Guard | officer) |
| of Virginia, former United States Coast Guard | officer, and a retired officer of the United States N |
| es spreading across the decks the Armed Guard | officer, Lt. (jg) J.R. Borum, asked ship's officer Ca |
| United States Coast Guard | officer rank insignia describes an officer's pay-grad |
| Corbett served as a Coast Guard | officer from 1942 to 1946. |
| In 1923, he became the first Coast Guard | officer to hold the rank of Rear Admiral. |
| Rosalind Madden, the widow of an Irish Guards | officer. |
| ble John Lavisser - A turncoat British Guards | officer. |
| Thomas Ashburnham became a Coldstream Guards | officer. |
| wn guilds by paying 100,000 gold to the guild | officer. |
| Patman served as a private and a machine gun | officer. |
| Royds joined Devonport Barracks as a gunnery | officer. |
| In 1919, he became chief gunnery | officer on the battleship Ise. |
| Gunnery | Officer and third in command aboard JMSDF vessel Mira |
| In 1931, Prince Kuni became the chief gunnery | officer aboard the cruiser Kiso. |
| He was then stationed as Staff Gunnery | Officer at Naval Service Headquarters in Ottawa. |
| to Lieutenant-Commander and served as Gunnery | Officer aboard HMCS Uganda. |
| ile a Commander, Houser served as the gunnery | officer of the USS Omaha (CL-4). |
| In September 1893 he qualified as a gunnery | officer and then served as a gunnery officer in the b |
| Influenced by Kent's gunnery | officer, the future Admiral Sir Philip Vian, Madden j |
| Troubridge and his gunnery | officer determined they could not intercept the Germa |
| avy from 1941 through 1946 serving as gunnery | officer and executive officer on destroyers in both t |
| In World War I he became Gunnery | Officer in the light cruisers HMS Aurora, HMS Centaur |
| unnery school, he was appointed chief gunnery | officer on the Asakaze in 1923. |
| In 1914, he was appointed chief gunnery | officer on the battleship Kawachi, and served from 19 |
| He became chief gunnery | officer on the battleship Ise in February 1924. |
| advanced through the ranks serving as Gunnery | Officer, Assistant Navigator, and Deck Watch officer. |
| From 1903-1904, he served as chief gunnery | officer on the cruiser Izumi. |
| Includes two H6K2-L | officer transport modification, 10 built. |
| January 1 - Peter Warren Dease, HBC | officer and Arctic explorer (d.1863) |
| January 17 - Peter Warren Dease, HBC | officer and Arctic explorer (b.1788) |
| They leave, but the head | officer instructs one of the stormtroopers to stay be |
| in December 1924 with a General Headquarters | Officer diploma. |
| Chief Health | Officer |
| 1978, Nabarro worked as District Child Health | Officer in Dhankuta District, Nepal. |
| He was a health | officer for Greenwich, Connecticut from 1917 to 1937. |
| In 1903, he became the Oregon State Health | Officer; he held that post for two years. |
| Lackner also served as medical health | officer for Berlin. |
| The Chief Public Health | Officer is the head of the Public Health Agency of Ca |
| The current State Health | Officer is Dr. Donald E. Williamson, MD. |
| r-Jones is Canada's first Chief Public Health | Officer. |
| From 1916 to 1931, Peters was the Health | Officer for the city. |
| Health | officer of New London County 1900-1905. |
| was mobilized to the war as a military health | officer. |
| Hearing | Officer; Governor, 8th Congressional District) |
| orld War II, West worked as a federal hearing | officer for conscientious objector cases. |
| Another high-ranking | officer of the American Civil War was named John Pope |
| talented, he was ambitious in seeking higher | officer. |
| General Matsuda, a highly-experienced | officer, established his headquarters near the airfie |
| General Appah Rao - the Hindu | officer and friend of Colonel McCandless serving in t |
| After his | officer had been killed, Private Readitt, on his own |
| ecame a student in 1913 and was done with his | officer training in 1916. |
| third longest-serving US Senator in history, | officer in the 442nd Regimental Combat Team |
| French Legion of Honor ( | Officer) |
| Legion of Honor, | Officer Cross, 1917 (France) |
| 1995 Honorary | Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) |
| Honorary | Officer of the Order of Australia |
| He is an Honorary | Officer of the Order of Australia. |
| Tom De Hoog...Police | officer |
| He was North Irish Horse | officer who served in World War I. |
| Later, in the hospital, | Officer Schnell died of the severe head injuries he s |
| rrives at Holby General as a Foundation House | Officer 1, alongside her brother Oliver. |
| ingh is currently the Assistant Station House | Officer of Pinjore police station. |
| Ian Virgo as Alun Gethin: The Senior House | Officer to the Junior Doctors. |
| Bobby Mann (David Andrews), a human | officer who holds disdain for robots. |
| At any one time, five to six hundred | Officer Cadets are trained at this institution. |
| g, Senior Inspector Wong, Sergeant Shum Hung, | Officer Josie Ling, Officer Terrence Lau, Officer Che |
| He later worked as hygiene | officer and assistant trade officer at the government |
| th" this would be a stereotypical World War I | officer. |
| He started his career as an IAS | officer and was PS to Mr Biju Patnaik, |
| while, enters Sarveswaran (Sathyaraj), an IAS | officer, who is committed to clean the political syst |
| Asaf (Asi Dayan) is a former IDF | officer sentenced for contacting a PLO agent in Europ |
| After the war, Arel continued as an IDF | officer. |
| 6 June - Chakilam Muralidhar Rao, IFS | officer |
| J. Mawn (1915-2007), a decorated World War II | officer, who was the information officer during Elvis |
| Section Leader (Grade III | Officer) |
| n 1984, he was promoted to Senior Immigration | Officer, and Chief Immigration Officer in 1991. |
| The first immigration | officer to meet the ship in Vancouver was Fred "Cyclo |
| Assistant Principal Immigration | Officer (similar insignia to a UK Major) |
| Immigration | Officer (similar insignia to a UK Lieutenant) |
| uation from Bristol, he became an immigration | officer (1970-79) and then an entry clearance officer |
| the Immigration Department as an Immigration | Officer. |
| Unsuccessful in | officer training, he was sent to the Western Front an |
| When dealing with active incidents, | officer safety is paramount. |
| His command appointments include; | Officer Commanding No. 15 Squadron; Officer Commandin |
| received several awards and honours including | Officer Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 1963 and |
| Chandrakant Desai as Indian | Officer |
| itary Forces before becoming chief industrial | officer of Qantas 1943-1959. |
| nce Sector Union as their National Industrial | Officer. |
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