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The British Officer Corps, 1914–18
2000The British officer corps of the Great War was an heterogeneous body consisting of seven varieties of regimental officers. First, there were Regular officers with peacetime service; second, officers who were granted permanent commissions during the war years; third, civilians who were granted Temporary commissions valid for the duration of the war only;
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The Officer Corps in Greece (1912-1936)
Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, 1976The formation of the modern Greek army coincides with the efforts of the newly established Greek nation of the nineteenth century to import and emulate western institutions. The persistence of most governments in creating an officer corps inspired by the professional standards of western armies may be viewed as part of a general effort to modernize the
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Bureaucratic Patterns in the Navy Officer Corps
Social Forces, 1948pretation. This is the high percentage of unknown citizenship status in the Southeast. It can be noted in Table 7 that this figure in the region is about twice as large as in the Nation. The consistency in the size of this discrepancy from 1920 through 1940 would suggest the presence of some constant factor which inhibits as complete reporting on ...
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The German Officer Corps 1890–1914
International Affairs, 1969Allison Saville, Martin Kitchen
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Consumer motivations to purchase from benefit corporations (B Corps)
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management, 2020Constanza Bianchi +2 more
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Sustainable behaviour of B Corps fashion companies during Covid-19: A quantitative economic analysis
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2022Matteo Ferioli +2 more
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