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	Lieutenant Joe Hardy
		He joined the 1st Border in 1933 and qualified as a signaller, which proved to be his occupation for most of his military career.
		Lieutenant HARDY immediately assumed duties as Second in Command of the Company, and under intense mortar and machine-gun fire he toured the Company area encouraging the men to greater efforts.
		On the night of the withdrawal, Lieutenant Hardy was at Divisional HQ and ordered to set free the last of the carrier pigeons which had been brought in with the Division.
	www.pegasusarchive.org /arnhem/joe_hardy.htm (1156 words)

	First Lieutenant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the Royal Navy, the rank of Lieutenant is equivalent to that of a Captain in the army, and First Lieutenant is a position rather than a rank.
		In the United States Navy, First Lieutenant is a position title and is held by the officer in command of the Deck department.
		On larger vessels, the position is held by a Lieutenant or, in the case of extremely large warships such as aircraft carriers, a Lieutenant Commander or even full Commander.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/First_lieutenant (496 words)

	Anglo-Allied Army in Flanders and France - 1815
		Brevet Colonel Freiherr von Ompteda was killed at Waterloo and replaced by Lieutenant Colonel Louis von dem Bussche, 1st Light Battalion On 24 August, the Brigade was amalgamated with the 1st Brigade KGL and remained in the 3rd Division.
		Lieutenant General Lord Uxbridge was wounded at Waterloo and succeeded in command by Major General Vandeleur. Major General von Alten was not at Waterloo. On 11 July, Lieutenant General Sir Stapleton Cotton, 1st Baron Combermere was appointed to the command.
		By 21 June, Lieutenant General Sir Karl von Alten was appointed to the command. Lieutenant General von der Decken returned to Hanover, mainly due to the fact that he was senior in army rank to von Alten and to many of the division commanders with the army.
	www.napoleon-series.org /military/battles/c_waterloo3.html (3129 words)

	1st Pursuit Group Records - 1918 - May thru July
		Lieutenants Hambleton and Buckley destroyed a Pfalz near Jaulny (unconfirmed) and in the engagement Lieutenant Wilfred V. Casgrain while diving after an Albatros stripped the fabric from his wings and was forced to retire from the combat.
		Lieutenant Lawrence was instantly killed in the crash and his body thrown clear of the airplane which was destroyed by fire.
		Lieutenant Brotherton flew through a long anti-aircraft barrage until he struck a small river which he followed south until be sighted a small city where he attempted to make a landing.
	www.acepilots.com /wwi/us_1st_2.html (10715 words)

	Virginia Units - Other
		The 1st Virginia State Line was organized with ten companies in the latter part of 1862.
		Lieutenant Colonel Henry M. Beckley and two captains of the 1st Virginia State Line had previously served in the 36th Virginia Infantry, as had Major James A. Nighbert.
		The 1st regiment was stationed at Glade Spring, Washington County, Virginia, in January 1863.
	hometown.aol.com /jweaver300/grayson/vaoth.htm (7099 words)

	1st Pursuit Group Records - 1918 - August and September
		Lieutenant Desson was forced to put one finger in the hole in the gravity tank and use the other hand to operate the wobble pump, remarking on arrival, "Well, I pumped her all the way home." 14 airplanes confirmed to credit of squadron by Royal Air Force Intelligence Communiqué, October 20th.
		Lieutenant Luke and Wehner destroyed three balloons in the vicinity of Sabenville (confirmed) and were attacked by a patrol of Fokkers.
		Lieutenant Meissner engaged a Rumpler near Montfaucon but was forced to withdraw from the combat when his guns jammed after which Lieutenant Muther took up the combat but was also forced to withdraw due to jams.
	www.acepilots.com /wwi/us_1st_3.html (10214 words)

	WW1 1918 historical timeline for 1st Fighter Group
		Lieutenant Loomis the other member of the patrol was forced to withdraw from the engagement after his guns jammed but he stayed overhead bluffing enemy aircraft from entering the melee.
		Lieutenant Chapman shot down a monoplane out of control (unconfirmed) and was in turn shot down in flames by a bi-plane.
		Lieutenant Kenneth P. Culbert wrote of the funeral to Professor C. Copeland, of Earvard University; "As we marched to the grave, the sun was just sinking behind the mountain that rises so abruptly in front of Toul; the sky was a faultless blue and the air heavy with the scent of blossoms.
	www.1stfighter.org /history/1918.html (6734 words)

	First lieutenant - Memory Alpha
		A traditional infantry rank, first lieutenant is the second lowest officer grade, senior to a second lieutenant.
		The collar insignia for this was a fl square bordered with white, with three silver pips in a diagonal line above a doubled silver stripe (a single pip was also worn on each epaulet).
		A US Marine 1st Lt. assigned to aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CVN-65) was one of the troops involved in the hunt for intruding time traveller Pavel Chekov in 1986.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/First_lieutenant (309 words)

	Admiral Horatio Nelson - Hero@Sea - Biography
		If the 1st lieutenant died, he was to be replaced by the 2nd and all the others moved up one position.
		All lieutenants had small rooms at the end of their ships and they were members of the officers-mass.
		Lieutenants were only promoted when they had achieved great success on their missions.
	library.thinkquest.org /C0111580/bio/glossary.html (2524 words)

	Sykes' Regulars - 2nd & 4th US Infantry
		The company Lieutenants move behind the rank of file-closers from their positions to the right of their companies and stand behind the first file of the company, 2nd Lieutenant between the rear rank and the file closer rank, 1st Lieutenant in the file closer rank.
		During the entire ceremony, this is the only place that allows enough time for the Lieutenants to get into position to move through the hole in the line between the time the 1st Sergeant opens and closes it.
		Lieutenants move into the hole left by the 1st Sergeant, immediately behind the Captain, 2nd Lieutenant in the front rank, 1st Lieutenant in the rear rank.
	www.cwreenactors.com /~sykes/instruction/subalterns.php (619 words)

	1st Lieutenant Andre D. Tyson
		It is with deepest sympathy that The California National Guard announces the death of First Lieutenant Andre Tyson, age 33, on 22 June 2004.
		Lieutenant Tyson died as a result of wounds received during an ambush while on patrol in Balad, Iraq.
		Lieutenant Tyson was a popular leader, a caring person with a pleasant demeanor and fun-loving and playful spirit.
	www.calguard.ca.gov /publicaffairs/Pages/FallenComrades/06tyson_bio.aspx (167 words)

	Officer Rank Insignia
		The insignia for captains and lieutenants remained gold, except there was no insignia for second lieutenants and none was worn on the shoulder strap.
		In the same year, bars of captains and lieutenants changed from gold to silver to correspond with insignia of seniors.
		Second lieutenants continued to have no insignia until a gold bar was adopted in December 1917.
	www.tioh.hqda.pentagon.mil /rank/cptlt.htm (319 words)

	U.S. Army 1st Lieutenant Ines Sanchez - DefendAmerica News
		Not because she is a student in the Obstetrics-Gynecological Nursing Specialty Course at Tripler Army Medical Center.
		Not because she is a first lieutenant in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps.
		U.S. Army 1st Lt. Ines Sanchez (front row, left center) celebrates her newly minted U.S. citizenship with friends, students and instructors of the Tripler OB-GYN Nursing Course at Tripler Army Medical Center, Honolulu, Hawaii.
	www.defendamerica.mil /profiles/june2005/pr061505a.html (410 words)

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		Forrest, and served under him for a few weeks during the investment of Fort Donelson, participating in the various engagements occurring during the week, and on Sunday morning, February 16th, 1862, while endeavoring to escape, were cut off and forced to surrender, many men, however, effecting their escape.
		Those not captured went to Nashville, Tenn., and there were attached to Company "K," 1st Kentucky Cavary, commanded by Captain James K. Huey, and served with that company and regiment till their term of enlistment expired, which was for one year, when they were mustered out of service.
		At the expiration of the year for which they had enlisted, several of the men were unwilling to serve in the infantry and declined to re-enlist, but most of them did re-enlist to serve during the war.
	home.hiwaay.net /~woliver/Co_G.html (654 words)

	The fall of Menado
		Only five brigades of B Company (RK), under the command of Lieutenant van de Laar, were left now to defend Tinoör, but they were reinforced by Masselink's group who managed to reach the line at 07:00.
		The 1st Lieutenant W.G. van de Laar wrote about his men: » These old warriors kept their high moral, though they never witnessed a modern battle before and knew fully well that they didn't stand a chance against this formidable enemy.
		The airfield itself was defended by 41 brigades under the command of 1st Lieutenant J.G. Wielinga.
	www.geocities.com /dutcheastindies/menado.html (2687 words)

	South Carolina 1st Infantry (Gregg's) - Company L
		Kelly, William Aiken - promoted from 1st Sergeant, September 20, 1862; reported on muster rolls of December 31, 1862, and February 28, 1863, as "absent sick"; reported on muster roll of April 30, 1863, as present; promoted to 1st Lieutenant, May 3, 1863.
		Bentley, John A. - enlisted at Charleston, August 27, 1861; reported on muster roll of February 29, 1864, as on furlough of indulgence; reported on muster roll of April 30, 1864, as present; on muster roll of December 31, 1864.
		Lynn, H. - enlisted at Columbia,3 January 30, 1864; reported on muster roll of August 31, 1864, as a prisoner in the hands of the enemy; reported on muster roll of October 31, 1864, as a paroled prisoner; reported on muster roll of December 31, 1864, as absent without leave.
	www.researchonline.net /sccw/rosters/1stingl.htm (5595 words)

	Medal of Honor- Robert T. Waugh
		Directing his men to deliver fire on six bunkers guarding this hill, Lieutenant Waugh advanced alone against them, reached the first bunker, threw phosphorus grenades into it and, as the enemy defenders emerged, killed them with a burst from his tommy gun.
		The fearless actions of Lieutenant Waugh broke the Gustav Line at that point, neutralized six bunkers and two pill boxes, and he was personally responsible for the death of 30 of the enemy and the capture of 25 others.
		A promotion to 1st lieutenant was followed by the posthumous award of the Congressional Medal of Honor on October 4, 1944.
	user.pa.net /~cjheiser/ct9/339f2.htm (674 words)

	Diary of Alonzo Cooper, 1st Lieutenant, 12 New York Cavalry, Company F
		1st Lieutenant Alonzo Cooper, 12 New York Cavalry, Company F, was captured at the Southern "Victory" of Plymouth, NC on 20-Apr-64 and relates the shooting of both captured "Colored Troops" but also of "traitors", members of 1st North Carolina Infantry, USA.
		When we were going to Macon last spring we were put into one in which the grease stood in puddles on the floor & there is where we must sit & that is all we can do for they crowd us so that it is impossible generally to lie down....
		Letter from Lieutenant Chistopher "Lee" Irwin, 78th Illinois Infantry, in the possession of a ggg-Niece.
	www.geocities.com /cmp_csa/CMP_P_Diary_Cooper_NY.htm (3021 words)

	1919
		First Lieutenant Leo H. Dawson, formerly 27th and 94th Aero Squadrons, awarded Distinguished Service Gross with Oak Leaf Cluster for action near Hortennes, France, 19 Jul 1919 1918, and Clery-le-Petit, France, 4 Nov 1919 1918.
		All officers of the 147th Aero Squadron, except Captain Douglas E. Edwards, Medical Corps, 1st Lieutenant Gorman, Commanding, and 1st Lieutenant Horace A. Andrews, transferred to the Service of Supply and squadron entrained at Colombey-les-Belles for Brest, France.
		All units of the 3rd Army having been sent to either Weissenthrun, Germany, or to Colombey-les-Belles, France, all unit equipment was turned in to the Second Air Park for reclamation and shipment to America.
	www.1stfighter.org /history/1919.html (2861 words)

	15th Wisconsin, Profile of Christian E. Tandberg
		However, on May 1, 1863, 1st Lieutenant Nelson was appointed as the the 15th's Acting Adjutant, a position he was shortly thereafter commissioned in by the Governor of Wisconsin.
		Lieutenant Tandberg is not believed to have been present at the daring early morning crossing of the Tennessee River on August 28th, which the 15th led.
		After being wounded Captain Gasman and 1st Lieutenant Tandberg were removed to a Federal Army hospital, leaving Company D in command of 2nd Lieutenant Tufte for the second day of the battle, and for some time afterward.
	www.15thwisconsin.net /15dcet01.htm (1164 words)

	"1st Company E, 1st Reg"
		Elected 1st Lieutenant of Co. E, 4th Regiment, 2d Brigade, Ga. State Troops October 31, 1861.
		Transferred to 1st Co. F, December 24, 1861; to Pritchard's Battery Ga. Light Artillery (Washington Artillery,) January 10, 1862; to Scott's Battery Ten-nessee Light Artillery August 25, 1862.
		Transferred to 1st Co. F, December 23, 1861; to Pritchard's Battery Ga. Light Artillery (Washington Artillery,) January 10, 1862; to Dent's Battery Alabama Light Artillery August 28, 1862.
	www.gabartow.org /military/1e.shtml (1778 words)

	Democracy Now! \| Army Lieutenant Becomes First Commissioned Officer to Refuse Deployment to Iraq
		On Wednesday U.S. Army 1st Lieutenant Ehren Watada announced his intention to disobey what he says are illegal orders to deploy to Iraq.
		Lieutenant Watada faces court martial unless the Army allows him to resign or assigns him to duties not directly connected to the war.
		AMY GOODMAN: I was wondering, Army Lieutenant Ehren Watada, what your response was to the protest that resulted in, I think, something like 22 arrests in Olympia, Washington this past week, as peace activists tried to stop a ship from moving out of port with striker vehicles and troops.
	www.democracynow.org /2006/6/8/army_lieutenant_becomes_first_commissioned_officer (2005 words)

	ohiohistory.org / CIVIL WAR GUIDE PROJECT
		Bears a note from G[eorge] Harsh; stating that the names within were citizens of Massillon and vicinity, that he was acquainted with nearly all of them, that he had no doubt of the signatures being those of the persons represented, and that Seaman was worthy of promotion; and enclosing a letter from Colonel [Newton] Schleich.
		Letter recommending 1st Sergeant Hezekiah Thomas of Company A, 25th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry for promotion to 2nd Lieutenant of said company to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of 2nd Lieutenant A.C. Archabold.
		Letter signed by sixteen officers of the 13th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry; recommending the reappointment of George H. Guild to a 1st Lieutenancy in the 13th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry; and stating that they knew Guild to have been a very active, efficient, and gallant officer during his past service with them.
	www.ohiohistory.org /onlinedoc/civilwar/sa0147/30_02.cfm (863 words)

	Fallen Heroes of Operation Iraqi Freedom - Listed by rank
		Clark died in a convoy that was attacked by a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device in Fallujah.
		She was a culinary specialist deployed with Naval Construction Region Detachment 30, Port Hueneme, California and was temporarily assigned to II Marine Expeditionary Force (Forward).
		He was assigned to 1st Combat Logistics Battalion, 1st Marine Logistics Group, I Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Pendleton, California.
	www.fallenheroesmemorial.com /oif/rank.php (3429 words)

	Tribute to 1st Lieutenant Brent E. Davis, USMC
		On March 18, 1966, First Lieutenants McPherson and Davis were the crew on board an EF-10B, one in a flight of two aircraft on an electronic counter-measures mission in support of an air strike approximately 10 miles west of Thanh Hoa City, Thanh Hoa Province.
		The remains of three American servicemen previously unaccounted-for from Southeast Asia have been identified and were returned to their families for burial in the United States.
		1st Lt. Brent E. Davis has been adopted by the Virtual Military Command-Navy.
	www.100megsfree2.com /srscherr/POW/Davis.htm (857 words)

	South Carolina 1st Infantry (Gregg's) - Company K
		(born August 20, 1842) - promoted from 1st Lieutenant, June 2, 1864; reported on muster rolls of August 31, and October 31, 1864, as "absent sick",1 reported on muster roll of December 31, 1864, as present; on regimental roster of February 16, 1865.
		Brereton, Daniel - promoted from 1st Corporal, October 6, 1863; reported on muster rolls of October 31, and December 31, 1863, and February 29, 1864, as a prisoner in the hands of the enemy; reported on muster roll of April 30, 1864, as having deserted.
		Dougherty, Joseph - promoted from 1st Corporal between February 29, and April 30, 1864; wounded at the Wilderness, May 6, 1864, and reported on muster roll of August 31, 1864, as absent on account thereof; reported on muster roll of October 31, 1864, as present; on muster roll of December 31, 1864.
	www.researchonline.net /sccw/rosters/1stingk.htm (4720 words)

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