provost marshal

My provost marshal came to me two weeks ago with what he thought was going to be a very bad piece of personal news.

Perhaps here, 287 miles from the provost marshal, he might explore the question with her.

"Do you have proof I can bring to the provost marshal?"

"You and your girls will have to appear before the provost marshal tomorrow."

The provost marshal ignored the other general, turning his attention to the door.

The lieutenant marked his list and turned to the provost marshal.

"He went to see the provost marshal to get his restriction lifted."

"The provost marshal brought it out an hour ago."

Nevertheless, Patrick continued in the role of provost marshal throughout 1863.

He was given a desk job, provost marshal general.

A minute or two passed before the provost marshal shouted back: "Who is that?"

The idea was that he would become provost marshal general, which called for a major general.

Don't discuss this case with anyone, not even the post provost marshal.

The soldier is then arrested and taken before the provost marshal to be punished.

In many cases the provost marshal is in charge of discipline.

The accused will remain in the custody of the provost marshal."

The deputy judge advocate turned to the provost marshal.

In 1864, he became provost marshal general of the Sixth Corps.

He was appointed Provost Marshal immediately before the end of the war in 1945.

Titus was also called away to serve as Provost Marshal.

The head of the military police is commonly referred to as the Provost Marshal.

Will you tell your brother that he must appear before the provost marshal tomorrow morning for questioning?"

The alarm can be then raised with the Provost Marshal, but not before sunrise.

In 1863 he was posted to duty as acting assistant provost marshal general at Albany.

He was county supervisor in 1861, and served as provost marshal during the Civil War.