officer corps

He only wanted to hold him up as a bad example for the rest of the officer corps.

That must be common knowledge by now, among the officer corps.

During the following five years he had a strong influence on the development of the young officer corps.

Do you have any pull left with the officer corps?

War is hell—not least in its testing of the officer corps.

So what this all comes down to is a less prepared officer corps.

Nor had their own officer corps informed them, they said.

Hispanics make up only 4.7 percent of the military's officer corps.

The quality of the officer corps has also been questioned.

The transformation of the Army was best seen in the officer corps.

In the officer corps, they know what is going on, but are too scared to do anything.

Then, he said, blacks made up only about 2.5 percent of the Army's general officer corps.

There had to be a few adjustments in the officer corps.

Those that do head into the officer corps, where literacy is far higher, at 93 percent.

It's also known that the same proportion is not present in the officer corps.

The national religious are estimated to make up some 15 percent of Israel’s population, and they have growing influence in the officer corps.

A few more years saw the new officer corps rise to forty men.

Under the first law, Congress mandated a 6 percent cut in the officer corps over three years, beginning this year.

But social workers say abuse also reaches into the officer corps.

Initial focus will be upon the flag and general officer corps.

Foreigners were also present among the regular British officer corps.

The military academy is the training ground for the nation's elite officer corps.

So how do we develop more ethical leadership in our officer corps of the future?

There's been no request for an emergency leave from the officer corps or anyone else.

Make that college education, a prerequisite for the officer corps, really mean something.