Compilation of Court-martial Orders: For the Years 1916-1937U.S. Government Printing Office, 1941 |
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accused to lose accused's action ALLEGE AN OFFENSE approved the proceedings August 29 board the U. S. S. Bureau of Navigation CHARGES AND SPECIFICATIONS Chief clemency commanding officer convicted court sentenced court-martial Courts and Boards DECK COURT disapproved discharge enlisted evidence adduced fact February 28 Fleet Naval Reserve following charges following remarks foregoing Government grade held legal File intoxicating liquor Judge Advocate July June June 27 lesser included offense loss of pay martial by order misconduct Naval Courts Naval Digest naval service Navy approved Navy Department Navy directed Navy Yard Nicaragua numbers opinion order and discipline placed the following proceedings and findings prosecution question recommendation record of proceedings reviewing authority Secretary sentenced the accused ship specification alleged specification thereunder Stat statement station and duty SUMMARY COURT MARTIAL testimony thereof tion trial U. S. Marine Corps U. S. Navy United violation witness
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