Once with the army you may be killed at your good pleasure; but until that time, I warn you that in my capacity of
general of the army I shall order a retreat and turn my back on the first red coat we come across." De Guiche and Raoul glanced at each other, smiling.
"To a certainty, Athos," said Aramis, "you were meant to be a
general of the army! What do you think of the plan, gentlemen?"
He was overlooked, for reasons not known and subsequently given the position as the Director
General of the army sport division.
He was promoted to
General of the Army in September 1950.
A confidential 1972 brief for the Adjutant
General of the Army said: "Officially, we state we do not keep statistics of coloured soldiers.
Hendrix, commanding
general of the Army Forces Command.
In 1896 he became Lieutenant Colonel and, at fifty-one, it seemed that he might in due time become Adjutant
General of the Army.
Meanwhile, the inspector
general of the Army Forces Far East launched a full-scale investigation into her activities in Korea, and an irate article in the New York Times juxtaposed her tour with Senator Joseph McCarthy's investigation of the army: while "Senator McCarthy demeaned his position by bullying and browbeating officers of the Army," the "weaknesses in service morale |were~ epitomized by the visit of Miss Monroe to Korea.
Winfield Scott to the attack at Chippewa (July 5), and commanded American forces in the chaotic and bloody nighttime battle of Lundy's Lane (July 25); successfully defended Fort Erie against a British siege (August 13-September 21); senior
general of the army (June 1815), and appointed first Commanding
General of the Army (June 1, 1821); held that post until his death in Washington, D.C.
The event was attended by delegations led by the Third Commander of the Turkish Armed Forces,
General of the Army Ismail Serdar Savas and Deputy Defence Minister of Azerbaijan, Commander of the Combined Arms Army Lieutenant General Kerem Mustafayev.
The commanding
general of the Army Combined Arms Support Command (CASCOM) at Fort Lee, Virginia, Major General Mitchell H.