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| Billy Gilbert as Police | officer |
| Brendan McCarthy as Breaching | Officer #2 |
| Allan Cavan as Army | Officer |
| Frank Sully as Police | Officer Starrett |
| Judge Ripple began his career as an | officer in the Navy's Judge Advocate General Corps. |
| He fought in the Battle of Midway as Flight | Officer of Marine Scout Bombing Squadron 241. |
| He served as Commanding | Officer of 705th Battalion, Commanding Officer of 42n |
| Thampi Kannanthanam as Police | officer |
| In 1944, Coman served as General | Officer Commanding 21st Training Division, Commanding |
| He continued has war service as Air | Officer Commanding RAF Gibraltar and then as Air Offi |
| He served as an | officer in the Confederate States Army during the Civ |
| Roy MacEachern as Customs | Officer |
| Nat Pendleton as Motorcycle | Officer Cassidy |
| His last appointments were as Air | Officer Commanding No. 25 (Training) Group in 1963 an |
| Damian Cecere as Police | Officer |
| From May 1982 to July 1984, as Administrative | Officer, Operations Officer and Maintenance Officer o |
| My Name is Earl (TV series) (2007) as Police | Officer (1 episode) |
| He served as General | Officer Commanding Cavalry Corps in 1942, and retired |
| Ken Terrell as Arresting | Officer |
| eel came back from retirement to serve as Air | Officer Commanding Reserve Command. |
| Al St. John as Radio | Officer Jones |
| Nick Sagar as Security | Officer |
| His last appointment was as Flag | Officer, Orkneys and Shetland in 1918. |
| John Adams as Army | Officer |
| Mink has served as an | officer and director of the Massachusetts Bicycle Coa |
| He worked on the Manhattan Project as medical | officer during World War II. |
| Art Smith as R.N.W.M. | Officer |
| From 1941 to 1943, he served as Commanding | Officer 28th Fortress Regiment. |
| merican Civil War, Howell served as executive | officer of the steam sloop Ossipee at the Battle of M |
| Chris Wilson as Prison | Officer |
| Gilroy served as returning | officer for the northern Churchill riding in the buil |
| Philo McCullough as German | Officer |
| He served as Commanding | Officer 14th Artillery Regiment beginning in 1939, an |
| During World War I he served as an | officer in the US Army. |
| ward Udovic, C.M., succeeded him as Presiding | Officer. |
| He then joined Jasta 6 as Commanding | Officer in November. |
| Army appeased him by commissioning him as an | officer ‘stretcher bearer' in the RAMC. |
| Kenny Scott as Military | Officer |
| ef Executive Tim Thorogood acted as Returning | Officer. |
| ations Security Material Systems as Executive | Officer. |
| By the Civil War, Guibor was serving as an | officer in the state militia artillery battery. |
| James Pierce as The | officer |
| nt McKee was not eligible for the medal as an | officer. |
| During World War II, he served as an | officer in the United States Navy. |
| ary service in the Reichsmarine in 1922 as an | officer candidate. |
| SN, relieved Commander Winchell as commanding | officer. |
| participated in the Italian-Turkish war as an | officer on the armoured cruiser Vettor Pisani. |
| Entered the German navy as an | officer cadet in 1909 and was commissioned in 1912. |
| Chandrakant Desai as Indian | Officer |
| Rosario Gianetti as American | Officer |
| Henry O'Neill as Parole | Officer Masters |
| Daniel Harle as French | Officer |
| Upon returning from England, Yeo served as an | officer in the SAF. |
| He served as combat | officer in the United States Navy from 1943 to 1945. |
| Stefan Dillan as Russian | Officer |
| In 1944, he first served as Commanding | Officer 21st Brigade and then Deputy General Officer |
| Ajit as CBI | Officer Harnam Prasad |
| In retirement, Harriman served as Naval | Officer for the Port of Boston until 1877. |
| e (CGN-25), USS McInerney (FFG-8), as Reactor | Officer on the USS Nimitz (CVN-68), and as Executive |
| He ended the war as executive | officer of the 343 Air Group in Japan. |
| Chris Elliott had joined BAS as Third | Officer on John Biscoe in 1967, becoming Second Offic |
| Sai Kumar as Police | officer |
| joining the Royal Household was as Commanding | Officer, Southampton Officer Training Corps 1992-1994 |
| In the World War I, Roper served as an | officer in the Devonshire Regiment. |
| lict Ratcliffe was himself commissioned as an | officer. |
| Peter Dornseif as Police | officer |
| he Civil War served with the Union Army as an | officer of Light Artillery. |
| o some sources, Seljuk began his career as an | officer in the Khazar army. |
| He retired as an | officer in 1906, and started to work in the plantatio |
| Gugy served as an | officer in the local militia, becoming lieutenant-col |
| Roland Brand as Police | officer |
| Walter Long as Federal | Officer |
| W.H. Lawrence as Federal | Officer |
| nded Harrow School and served then as cavalry | officer. |
| Her last position was as Principal | Officer with the Council for Curriculum Examinations |
| He served as General | Officer Commanding Northern Ireland from 2003 to 2005 |
| Serving the battalion as an | officer soon became considered an honor by the Carlis |
| advanced through the ranks serving as Gunnery | Officer, Assistant Navigator, and Deck Watch officer. |
| Commissioned as an | officer in 1983, he was assigned to the Naval Securit |
| Jimmy Killeen as Probation | Officer |
| d instead joined the US Merchant Marine as an | officer. |
| gan his military career in 1936 as Commanding | Officer 93rd Infantry Regiment. |
| William Kendall as Commanding | Officer |
| He also served as Commanding | Officer HMAS Buccaneer, Operations and Navigating Off |
| Before serving as Commanding | Officer of USS Cole from 1999 to 2001, Lippold was Ex |
| This was followed by four years as an | officer in the British Indian Army. |
| He also served as an | officer in the United States Marine Corps. |
| M. G. Soman as Police | Officer |
| Lucretia Mott served as an | officer of the meeting. |
| 1917, Catlin was sent to France as commanding | officer of the 6th Marines. |
| William Demarest as Police | Officer |
| He served as an | officer of the Pennsylvania National Guard. |
| Donald Curtis as Operations | Officer |
| e participated in the Revolutionary War as an | officer under the command of Francis Marion. |
| In 1945, he started as General | Officer Commanding 5th Corps Area and then became Gen |
| Buck joined this contingent as medical | officer, travelling to the Middle East in 1915. |
| Finally, in 1945, he served as General | Officer Commanding 21st Division. |
| In 1802 he entered government employ as an | officer of customs. |
| Having enrolled prior to World War II as an | officer in the reserves, he was made liaison officer |
| On 24 January 1924 he was confirmed as Pilot | Officer. |
| Song currently serves as an | officer in Hainan government. |
| Alexander Papendiek as Nationalist | officer |
| igrated to Pakistan and worked as 'Settlement | Officer'. |
| llow MSPs to succeed David Steel as Presiding | Officer. |
| Alfred Chafe as Police | Officer |
| After the War he served as Air | Officer Commanding AHQ Iraq before retiring in 1949. |
| Wright served as an | officer of the National Liberal League. |
| As an | officer in the United States Navy, Blunt went on to s |
| Leon Ames as Recruiting | Officer |
| adily in rank and was soon commissioned as an | officer. |
| From 1892-1895, Bonch-Bruyevich served as an | officer with the Lithuanian Guards Regiment, posted a |
| In 1935 he served as General | Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Northern Command in Indi |
| In October 1941 he was commissioned as an | officer and rested from operations. |
| Linden Ashby / | Officer Honeycutt |
| was Nelson's personal practice to assign the | officer first on his list for promotion to the role o |
| cies are notified ahead of time to assign any | officer to the event. |
| There he served as Assistant Operations | Officer, 1st Brigade, commander Alpha Company, 2d Bat |
| reer at Thames Polytechnic as an assistant PR | officer. |
| d War II, he served as assistant intelligence | officer in the 96th Infantry Division. |
| He was adjutant and assistant operations | officer of the 1st Pursuit Group at Selfridge Field, |
| He was sometime Senior Assistant Medical | Officer of Burntwood Asylum in Staffordshire . |
| ision, including Brigade Assistant Operations | Officer, Battalion Personnel Officer, Commander, Comp |
| 977, Burton was hired as the assistant budget | officer for the Church. |
| At 3:24am, | Officer Pocceschi, unaware of the robbery, pulled the |
| He is now athletics development | officer for Norfolk. |
| Strawn is a former Atlanta police | officer who began his current business after struggli |
| ng police chase, the creature attacks another | officer and then climbs the stairs to the top of a ta |
| He then attended the | Officer Candidate School at Newport, Rhode Island. |
| 9-April 2, 1891) was an attorney, Confederate | officer, writer, and Freemason. |
| Husband Auditorium, Squadron | Officer School building, Maxwell AFB, AL. |
| For the Australian army | officer, see Eleanor Manning. |
| Main articles: Australian Army | officer rank insignia and Australian Army enlisted ra |
| enzie (born 1931) is a former Australian Army | officer. |
| -18 May 2001) was a Dutch Australian commando | officer. |
| and Franz Weber, a former Austrian Wehrmacht | officer. |
| toph Feldegg (1780-1845) was an Austrian army | officer and naturalist. |
| This article is about the Austrian army | officer. |
| e “Vikings,” he served as the aviation safety | officer and the pilot training officer. |
| After the Aviation Maintenance | Officer Course he shipped out to Vietnam and was assi |
| g a stint as a U.S. Navy Aviation Electronics | Officer & Digital Computer Project Officer at Naval A |
| Andrew was awarded an | Officer of the Order of Australia in the 2008 Austral |
| Captain RM Aziz - | Officer Commanding of PNS Dacca, the destroyer. |
| Charles A. Bachman - | Officer |
| US Navy Admiral, see Theodorus Bailey (naval | officer). |
| 5 January - Augustus Warren Baldwin, naval | officer and political figure in Upper Canada (b.1776) |
| McNulty is a dedicated Baltimore police | officer with many personal problems. |
| Barnegat's executive | officer visited Venetia on the morning of the 31st; p |
| aughter of Albert Trorillo Siders Barnitz, an | officer twice brevetted for bravery. |
| June 21: Sir George Arthur, 1st Baronet, army | officer and colonial administrator (d.1854) |
| 12: Sir Archibald Campbell, 1st Baronet, army | officer and colonial administrator (d.1843) |
| ought to the attention of the base operations | officer, the intelligence officer and the base comman |
| onado and commanded by that base's Commanding | Officer. |
| nded the United States Army's basic training, | Officer Candidate School and the Military Intelligenc |
| He later served as the Battalion Personnel | Officer. |
| (Jandarma) they serve as battalion commanding | officer, in Turkish Navy battleship executive officer |
| hweinfurt, Germany as the Battalion Executive | Officer (XO) for the 1st Battalion, 26th Infantry Reg |
| He went on to be Air | Officer Commanding AHQ Iraq and Persia in 1944. |
| was the first African American woman to be an | officer in the WAAC. |
| He went on to be Air | Officer Commanding Iraq Command in 1930, Deputy Chief |
| He went on to be General | Officer Commanding 2nd Anti-Aircraft Division in 1936 |
| He went on to be Air | Officer Commanding Inland Area in 1922, Air Officer C |
| In 1944 he moved on to be General | Officer Commanding-in-Chief for Western Command. |
| He went on to be Air | Officer Commanding AHQ Singapore in February 1957, Ai |
| He went on to be Air | Officer Commanding No. 10 Group and then Air Officer |
| He went on to be Flag | Officer in charge of Dover in 1942. |
| He went on to be Flag | Officer, Flying Training in 1951, Flag Officer, Heavy |
| accepted a promotion at NALGO to be Education | Officer. |
| He became commanding | officer of 303 Squadron in February 1946, until the u |
| He then became Commanding | Officer of the 5th King Edward's Own Probyn's Horse R |
| On 30 April 1939 Fricke became liason | officer to the Oberbefehlshaber der Luftwaffe. |
| In 1869 he became district | officer for his hometown of Arolsen. |
| He became Air | Officer Commanding Far East Air Force in 1952 before |
| He became Air | Officer Commanding No. 1 Group in October 1956, Chief |
| Shortly thereafter, he became executive | officer for the Directorate of Air Defense. |
| He became General | Officer Commanding 4th Division in 1942, and went int |
| He then became General | Officer Commanding 47th Division, then GOC of 14th Di |
| Returning to the UK, he became General | Officer Commanding Scottish District and, subsequentl |
| Hayes became an | Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit in recognit |
| He became an | officer in the French Marine Royale. |
| He became Air | Officer Commanding AHQ Malta in 1947 and Air Officer |
| ve from 1943-1944, and in 1944 became General | Officer Commanding Artillery 1st Army. |
| In 1878, he became an | Officer of the Legion d'honneur. |
| moted to vice-admiral in 1967, he became Flag | Officer Scotland and Northern Ireland (FOSNI). |
| He became Flag | Officer Sea Training in 1974, Flag Officer Aircraft C |
| Kolodin then became an | officer in the Soviet Armed Forces until his selectio |
| On 28 Sep 1914 he became the | officer commanding 7 Squadron RFC at Netheravon befor |
| In 1944 he became General | Officer Commanding 6th Amoured Division in Italy and |
| In 1947 he became General | Officer Commanding Palestine and in 1949 General Offi |
| In 1957, he joined and became an | officer of the State Bank of India. |
| He became General | Officer Commanding 43rd (Wessex) Division in 1942 and |
| He became Air | Officer Commanding No. 19 (Reconnaissance) Group in 1 |
| SNR, her officer-in-charge, became commanding | officer. |
| He became an | officer and won the Iron Cross 1st Class. |
| He became an | officer in 1829. |
| He then became General | Officer Commanding-in-Chief of Eastern Command. |
| f its first commander, Hays became commanding | officer of the 10th Kentucky Infantry. |
| Griffiths became an | Officer in the Army and fought in the trenches during |
| He became General | Officer Commanding 3rd Division in 1972 and Commander |
| He then became Air | Officer Commanding No. 38 Group. |
| He became Flag | Officer Second Flotilla in 1974, Flag Officer Submari |
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