- A court-martial or
court martial (plural courts-martial or
courts martial, as "martial" is a
postpositive adjective) is a
military court or a
trial conducted...
- The
fishing vessel Antares was a
pelagic trawler based in Carradale,
Kintyre in the
United Kingdom. She was
fishing off the
coast of the Isle of Arran...
- HMS
Alert was the
collier Oxford,
launched at
Howdon in 1803 that the
Royal Navy
purchased in 1804 and
renamed HMS Alert. She had a
mundane career in the...
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Sanitary Fair.[citation needed] In contrast,
Rosecrans had
approved the
courtmartial and
hanging of two
Confederate Officers,
Lawrence Orton Williams and...
- '98".
Sunday Independent. p. 15. Power,
Patrick (1993). "Tipperary
Courtmartials — 1798 to 1801" (PDF).
Tipperary Historical Journal: 134–147. Donnelly...
- gone AWOL and had
subsequently committed suicide,
citing his
upcoming courtmartial and a
history of
previous clashes with
commanding officers. Both the...
-
victims had a
label hung
around his neck
which read, "Spies.
Tried by
courtmartial and
found guilty. All
others beware". 23
February 1921: IRA volunteers...
- Declassified.
Retrieved 19
December 2021. Estherville, Iowa (19 May 1920). "
Courtmartial for Muff Portmann? Well hardly".
Estherville Democrat.
Retrieved 1 September...
- anti-aircraft fire and on his
return to base, he was
disciplined but
avoided a
courtmartial,
thanks to the
discretion of his squadron's commander. In
early 1942...
- Commander-in-Chief, The Nore from 1746 to 1747.
Mayne presided over the
courtmartial of
Admirals Thomas Mathews and
Richard Lestock in May 1746. He lived...
