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| r and in the Occupation of Japan, rising to the | rank of first lieutenant. |
| World War II, from 1943 to 1946, achieving the | rank of Lieutenant. |
| ps by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, with the | rank of Colonel. |
| uniform dimension of a module, and the reduced | rank of a module. |
| ild, and received an Honorable Discharge at the | rank of 1st Lieutenant. |
| The circuit | rank of a graph G (also known as the cyclomatic numb |
| He retired in 1872 with the | rank of lieutenant colonel. |
| In 1810 he reached the | rank of the colonel. |
| He reached the | rank of captain in 1812 and lieutenant colonel in 18 |
| ed of all members of the University holding the | rank of MA. |
| Airman is just above the naval | rank of Airman Apprentice, Seaman Apprentice, Firema |
| erved in the American Revolution, achieving the | rank of lieutenant. |
| e war, Bank retired form the Air Force with the | rank of Major and returned to Tuscaloosa and took ov |
| y, and in September 1876 he was promoted to the | rank of Captain. |
| nd served in the Second World War, reaching the | rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. |
| of the Confederate States, Cocke was given the | rank of colonel in the new CSA forces. |
| He was promoted to the | rank of captain in 1858. |
| 1956 he joined the Bundeswehr and attained the | rank of Oberstleutnant. |
| He later achieved the | rank of major and is buried in the churchyard at Bre |
| He served in World War I and reached the | rank of First Lieutenant (Oberleutnant). |
| fought in the Second World War and attained the | rank of Captain in 1939 in the Royal Artillery. |
| via took over the revolutionary forces with the | rank of General. |
| of the Southeastern Military District with the | rank of Brigadier General. |
| de-camp to General Daniel Morgan, achieving the | rank of major. |
| es Navy in June 1976 and eventually rose to the | rank of Operations Specialist Third Class Petty Offi |
| vement Control Section), and later achieved the | rank of lieutenant colonel. |
| United States Military Academy in 1832 with the | rank of brevet second lieutenant. |
| In 1922, Lord Barnard gained the | rank of Major in the 6th Battalion of the Durham Lig |
| He retired in 1979 with the | rank of Oberst. |
| He fought in the Crimean War and reached the | rank of captain. |
| Tejeda reached the | rank of Major in the Marine Corps Reserves. |
| He was elevated to the | rank of Metropolitan, by His All-Holiness, Ecumenica |
| In 1999, Scala was promoted to the | rank of capo and oversaw a crew of ten made men and |
| n the United States Naval Reserve, reaching the | rank of lieutenant. |
| She made a brief appearance (holding the | rank of Captain in 1980) in the Big Finish Productio |
| e his death, General Akhtar was promoted to the | rank of a full General and was appointed Chairman Jo |
| the Royal Navy from 1956 to 1958, reaching the | rank of Sub-Lieutenant in the Royal Naval Reserve. |
| e Perth area, and in April 1854 was promoted to | rank of Second Captain. |
| lost his life and was posthumously promoted to | rank of Captain and honoured with a Parama Weera Vib |
| He was promoted to the | rank of inspector-general of hospitals, and nominate |
| He advanced to the | rank of Staff Sergeant. |
| States Army during the Korean War, reaching the | rank of Sergeant. |
| e was promoted to corporal, then in 1916 to the | rank of captain. |
| rant of Precedence in 1839 entitling him to the | rank of an earl's son. |
| He later achieved the | rank of surgeon major and was the last surviving VC |
| l Naval Volunteer Reserve where he reachhed the | rank of Paymaster Lieutenant Commander by the end of |
| s Major General, in 1979 he was promoted to the | rank of Lieutenant General was also appointed Direct |
| Ehrhart was the first author to use the | rank of subspecies in botanical literature, and he p |
| He had the | rank of Soviet Colonel (Polkovnik) and also a pendin |
| He later achieved the | rank of brigadier general. |
| Commander is equivalent to the | rank of lieutenant colonel in the other uniformed se |
| e served in the Royal Artillery and rose to the | rank of Major. |
| He later achieved the | rank of major general having served in the Second An |
| When the diocese was elevated to the | rank of an archdiocese on June 23, 1951, Connolly be |
| orodyuk stayed in Moscow and later achieved the | rank of junior lieutenant. |
| The fort was elevated to the | rank of city in 1595 giving it the name of Santa Cru |
| nd at the revolution of 1787 he had reached the | rank of lieutenant. |
| d, Fritz Holekamp joined The Confederacy at the | rank of Captain working as a surgeon because he had |
| He gained the | rank of officer in the service of the Grenadier Guar |
| With the | rank of Professor, he led the creation of the Jazz P |
| eracy in the American Civil War and rose to the | rank of lieutenant colonel in the Third Cavalry, For |
| 1945, when he was honorably discharged with the | rank of sergeant. |
| The MAJCOM commanders are normally in the | rank of general or lieutenant general. |
| Police Department from 1975-2000, attaining the | rank of detective. |
| Blaz retired from the Marine Corps with the | rank of Brigadier General in 1980. |
| In 1912 he attained the | rank of Poruchik and was appointed the company's Com |
| In 1929, he attained the | rank of vice-admiral, and took command of the Yokosu |
| o his personal staff on March 21, 1862 with the | rank of captain. |
| United States Navy during World War I, had the | rank of lieutenant commander, and was assigned to or |
| est German Luftwaffe in 1957, retiring with the | rank of Oberstleutnant in 1972. |
| ment Officer for over 20 years, and attains the | rank of lieutenant by the end of the series. |
| During the Second World War he reached the | rank of brigadier and was Deputy Chief of Staff of t |
| With the | rank of quartermaster sergeant, he traveled west wit |
| In 1829 he was promoted to the | rank of colonel. |
| as eventually made chief cryptographer with the | rank of Admiral. |
| er served in the Indian Mutiny and achieved the | rank of surgeon major. |
| In 1944, Bertelli was promoted to the | rank of second lieutenant, where he served as an inf |
| ined the Military School, where he obtained the | rank of 1st Corporal on February 1847. |
| oyal Garrison Artillery in 1914 and reached the | rank of Major during the First World War, winning th |
| at Headquarters Southern Command, reaching the | rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. |
| From President Subahdar, he also received the | rank of Captain. |
| e fought in the Second World War and gained the | rank of major. |
| On January 12, 2011 he was promoted to the | rank of Admiral and retired three days later. |
| He reached the | rank of major and finished his service as Chief Inst |
| ne Corps, and was honorably discharged with the | rank of Sergeant. |
| en brevetted by the Continental Congress to the | rank of Brigadier General and granted citizenship of |
| He left the service having attained the | rank of Major. |
| He later achieved the | rank of brevet lieutenant colonel. |
| tioned in dispatches and left the Navy with the | rank of Lieutenant commander. |
| Academy and graduated in December 1915 with the | rank of cornet. |
| He retired from the army with the | rank of Lieutenant Colonel in 1851. |
| The Chief of Protocol holds the | rank of Ambassador and Assistant Secretary of State. |
| In 1903 he was promoted to the | rank of colonel and became Director-General of the s |
| made commander of the navy and promoted to the | rank of Vice Admiral. |
| intment was that of Engineer-in-Chief, with the | rank of Colonel, on Governor Dennison's staff. |
| Marine Corps Reserve, eventually attaining the | rank of Lieutenant Colonel. |
| On August 1, 1994, Rivera was promoted to the | rank of Brigadier General and named commander of the |
| On retiring from business in civil | rank of Court Counsellor, Zeitlin resided on his est |
| rps, and four months later was appointed to the | rank of first lieutenant. |
| roved by ship or squadron captains who were the | rank of Commander. |
| He was promoted to the | rank of Captain in 1904. |
| Shepley rose to the | rank of Brigadier General serving in the Union Army |
| in the army reserve and eventually reached the | rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. |
| er in Panama City, Florida and retired with the | rank of Commander. |
| This exploit won for him the | rank of GCB and a pension of £2000 per year from 183 |
| the first woman and Asian to get elected to the | rank of Texas Instruments Senior Fellow. |
| rchbishop of Westminster has been raised to the | rank of cardinal. |
| only female officer and ultimately rose to the | rank of Captain. |
| panto, and retired to his native place with the | rank of captain shortly before 1586. |
| He rose to the | rank of lieutenant in 1928. |
| Here he would receive the | rank of brigadier-general. |
| He died, with the | rank of Lieutenant General, at Brussels in October o |
| joined the Burmese Army, where he achieved the | rank of Major. |
| Ken was discharged from the RAF with the | rank of Warrant Officer in 1945. |
| ajiravudh, of Siam (Thailand) while holding the | rank of Crown Prince |
| e militia from 1786 until 1805 and attained the | rank of Brigadier General |
| schaft in Leipzig, whose members were given the | rank of court actors. |
| arine Corps during World War II and rose to the | rank of Major. |
| yland, Hammann was appointed to the provisional | rank of Ensign, Naval Reserve, Flying Corps, October |
| sional cocaine use, Cloutier was demoted to the | rank of private and received a sentence of 45 days i |
| ed States Army during World War I, reaching the | rank of major, and received the Distinguished Servic |
| The Chief of Engineers currently holds the | rank of Lieutenant General but in the past has been |
| Blackwill served in this position with the | rank of Ambassador. |
| On July 9, 1918 the | rank of Flying Cadet was created by act of Congress. |
| as a captain in the militia, later reaching the | rank of major. |
| , Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars rising to the | rank of Major. |
| teered for service in World War I, reaching the | rank of Lieutenant. |
| He gained the | rank of Captain in the service of the Coldstream Gua |
| the RAF after the war, eventually rising to the | rank of air vice-marshal. |
| necticut Infantry in 1891, finally reaching the | rank of colonel in the State Guard. |
| In 1380, King Wenzel elevated him to the | rank of Duke, thus becoming the first Duke of Berg. |
| suing a military career in which he reached the | rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Coldstream Guards, |
| arded the Military Cross and later achieved the | rank of lieutenant colonel. |
| War I, winning the Croix de Guerre reaching the | rank of captain. |
| gan as a Greek pirate and gradually rose to the | rank of privateer before becoming a permanent admira |
| d a commission into the 71st Foot, reaching the | rank of Captain in 1794, and seeing service in Fland |
| In 1905, Marie Adelheid was granted the | rank of princess. |
| He was promoted to the | rank of major. |
| He was promoted to the | rank of first lieutenant on June 16, 1950. |
| d in the United States Army where he earned the | rank of Major General. |
| ognition of his actions, he was promoted to the | rank of General. |
| decorations, he was ultimately promoted to the | rank of major general and served in active duty unti |
| In many fire departments in the USA, the | rank of captain or lieutenant are both used to denot |
| (born 1960), is the first Hispanic to reach the | rank of Master Gunnery Sergeant in his Military Occu |
| called to active duty on 1 August 1940 with the | rank of brigadier as Deputy Adjutant General at Army |
| Assistant Adjutant General of the Army with the | rank of major, and was promoted to Lieutenant Colone |
| he U.S. Army and the Army Reserve obtaining the | rank of Captain. |
| he Latvian 3rd Infantry Regiment, attaining the | rank of Lieutenant. |
| as appointed as Coast Guard Commandant with the | rank of Admiral on January 1, 1946. |
| He had a military career, rising to the | rank of Marshal. |
| ment of the British Army achieving the honorary | rank of captain in 1949 |
| He rose to the | rank of lieutenant-colonel, and commanded the Arizon |
| Archbishop upon San Antonio's elevation to the | rank of an archdiocese on August 3, 1926. |
| He retired with the | rank of major and then became Lieutenant-Governor of |
| inted Quartermaster of Danville and rose to the | rank of major. |
| ission as "assistant adjutant-general, with the | rank of major" under John Bidwell. |
| 1903, but received his substantive British Army | rank of Major on 16 February 1907. |
| On January 1, 1904, Jessen was promoted to the | rank of rear admiral, and used the battleship Sevast |
| er 404 directing that Eilers be promoted to the | rank of acting gunner for “extraordinary heroism”. |
| He retired from the army in 1857 with the | rank of general of infantry. |
| erve officer for several years advancing to the | rank of major. |
| y award Bir Bikrom and was awarded the military | rank of Subedar. |
| He held the | rank of Sergeant and was a mechanic (MOS 63M) in the |
| berg, purchased an army commission, reached the | rank of lieutenant-colonel, left 1s. in his father's |
| n, serving in the Vietnam War and attaining the | rank of captain in the United States Army. |
| year volunteer on 10 August 1914, attaining the | rank of Leutnant on 8 May 1915. |
| Gillespie reached the | rank of Major-General and joined an Irish cavalry re |
| as a navigating lieutenant and retiring at the | rank of major in 1878. |
| She officially holds the | rank of Zollhauptwachtmeisterin (head customs office |
| une 1962 and on 6 November 1963 he received the | rank of Colonel (Polkovnik) of the Soviet Air Force. |
| In 1915, he was promoted to the | rank of Colonel. |
| He was raised to the | rank of Domestic Prelate in 1958. |
| In 1967, Boesch was promoted to the | rank of Master Chief Petty Officer. |
| In his military career, he reached the | rank of Captain in 1857, Major in 1874 and Colonel i |
| Dana was promoted to the | rank of major general on November 29, 1862, but coul |
| 1975) was a police officer who had obtained the | rank of Sergeant in the Royal Canadian Mounted Polic |
| He was promoted to the | rank of Lieutenant in 1851, but resigned his commiss |
| He briefly held the honorary | rank of Colonel. |
| Cheannfort is also used for the military | rank of "Commandant", equivalent to Major. |
| Beck holds the | rank of Colonel (retired) in the Army Reserves of th |
| He was however allowed to retain the honorary | rank of Colonel. |
| By Congressional Appointment, he skipped the | rank of Vice Admiral and became an Admiral in Decemb |
| He was later raised to the | rank of Monsignor, and became pastor of Immaculate C |
| Nesbitt later achieved the | rank of Major and lived until the mid 50s and died i |
| In 1957, Stockwell was promoted to the | rank of general and became Military Secretary to the |
| ic of Singapore Air Force, where he rose to the | rank of Brigadier-General. |
| his father in a military career and rose to the | rank of captain by 1857. |
| his tenure as Governor of Texas, achieving the | rank of Chief of Staff prior to leading the Bush-Che |
| He later achieved the | rank of lieutenant-colonel. |
| Sargus attained the | rank of Lieutenant Commander during his service. |
| n 1956 he joined the Bundeswehr and rose to the | rank of Brigadegeneral, retiring in 1967. |
| He reportedly later attained the | rank of Chief Master-at-Arms. |
| in the Cumberland militia, where he rose to the | rank of Major. |
| , serving during World War II and attaining the | rank of lieutenant colonel. |
| ows that it was occupied by people who held the | rank of head drayman for the railway. |
| cting Officer” who was a British officer of the | rank of lieutenant colonel. |
| ircraft Factory in Bangalore (HAL Later) in the | rank of Factory Manager for Planning. |
| y service on December 22, 1936 as he was in the | rank of a colonel, kept but his position at the MAH. |
| tish 2nd Mounted Division, a yeomanry, with the | rank of Brigadier-General. |
| was rewarded by the Sultan with silver and the | rank of sipahi in the Ottoman army. |
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