earle wheeler造句

• Among the highlights are conversations between Kennedy and Army Chief of Staff Gen . Earle Wheeler after his return from Vietnam.
• President Johnson in conversation with Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Earle Wheeler ( center ) and General Creighton Abrams ( right ).
• General Earle Wheeler, USA, is the only Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff ever to have served less than 23 months.
• On 30 January 1969, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Earle Wheeler had suggested to the president that he authorize the Fishhook region of eastern Cambodia.
• Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff ( CJCS ) Earle Wheeler cited two COSVN Resolutions, with the inference that COSVN existed as an organizational entity.
• With the help of General Earle Wheeler, head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Slavich and his men were finally able to test their experiment in combat.
• General Earle Wheeler ended the exercise with the comment : " I'm afraid some cynics might be tempted to rediscover that there are worse things than war ."
• According to Joint Chiefs spokeswoman Capt . Barbara Scara, Army Gen . Earle Wheeler served the longest, from July 1964 to July 1970, during the height of the Vietnam War.
• According to Joint Chiefs spokeswoman Air Force Capt . Barbara Sacra, Army Gen . Earle Wheeler served the longest, from July 1964 to July 1970, during the height of the Vietnam War.
• McMaster, however, cites George Ball as saying that McNamara lied to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Earle Wheeler, to ensure that Wheeler did not attend the meeting when the Ball and McNamara drafts were reviewed.
• McSpadden in the Civil War-themed movie " Andersonville " and real-life U . S . Army General Earle Wheeler in 2002's " Path to War ", the final film of director John Frankenheimer.
• A memo telegraphed Oct . 19 from Gen . Earle Wheeler, the Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman, to all his commanders in chief ordered a " series of actions during the period 13 October-25 October to test our military readiness in selected areas worldwide to respond to possible confrontation by the Soviet Union.