On 29 April 1992, a twenty five year old Captain Valentine Strasser lead a group of seven junior officers in the Sierra Leone army that that included Lieutenant Sahr Sandy, Sergeant Solomon Musa, Lieutenant Tom Nyuma, Captain Julius Maada Bio and Captain Komba Mondeh came all the way from their military baracks in Kailahun District and launched a military coup in Freetown, which sent president Momoh into exile in Guinea and the young soldiers established the National Provisional Ruling Council ( NPRC ) with Strasser as its chairman and Head of State of the country.

He graduated from a police academy in California over twenty years ago and has a certificate from Peace Officer Standards & Training ( POST ), an organization that accredits California police officers.

During his tenure at Borders, all of the top executive officers resigned ( or were encouraged to leave ), including some who had been with the company for over twenty years.

Services are provided by a full-time administrator, twenty full-time police officers, a ten-person public works department and a handful of other staff members.

Moltke ordered the Crown Prince Frederick to join forces with the other two armies at the point where the Austrians were assembled, but the telegraph lines to the Second Army's positions were out, necessitating the dispatch of two mounted officers at midnight to ride the twenty miles ' distance in time.

Today it has over twenty full-time officers, dive team and a K-9 unit.

However, military men were very active in politics ; early in the decade, ten of the twenty state governors were officers.

The three founding officers of a staff of twenty were Kimura Noboru ( company president ), Murayama Ryōhei ( owner ), and Tsuda Tei ( managing editor ).

The burial of at least twenty five officers of arms, starting with Sir Gilbert Dethick in 1584, is recorded in the Registers, together with a large number of Domestic Staff.

Colonel Richard Gentry, three other officers and more than twenty enlisted men were killed before the volunteers retreated.

He killed all five of the officers in the patrol, as well as twenty others.

Prime Minister Inukai Tsuyoshi was shot by eleven young Naval officers ( most were just turning twenty years of age ) in the Prime Minister's residence.

This was a young country trying to find its way and that way was abruptly scuttled by overzealous army officers numbering above twenty.

He graduated in 1928 at twenty and was called up for 2 years ' compulsory military service, being sent to the French Army ’ s reserve officers ’ school, where unlike most of his classmates he became interested in the military.

Between 1906 and 1907, six military officers committed suicide after blackmail, while in the preceding three years, around twenty officers were convicted by courts-martial, all for their homosexual acts.

Overall in this war, the 13 Lancers had suffered death of fourteen soldiers, including three officers, while twenty eight were wounded.

This was possible by the increase in staff from two British, or Indian, officers to twenty seven experienced American railroad men on the same length of line and the introduction of more powerful American and Canadian locomotives.

From there she was taken cross country by horse to Calais where her interrogation occupied the time of six generals and approximately twenty other officers.

While the Russian Ground Forces in their present form are only about twenty years old, Russian officers trace their antecedents ' history through the Imperial Russian Army era back to the time of Kievan Rus '.

Pennsylvania appointed officials for its newly established Bedford County in 1771, which " did not come within " twenty miles ( 32 km ) " of Pittsburgh " according to Croghan, who " looked on these officers as agents of oppression.

In this non-combat mission, the casualties stood with twenty one personnel, including two navy fighter pilots, eleven sailors and ten senior officers died in the incident.

The court-martial of six officers of the Bushveldt Carbineers ( BVC ), an irregular British force in the Boer War, was based on charges asserting that, between July and September 1901, a Lieutenant Harry Morant had incited the co-accused, Lts Handcock, Witton and others under his command to murder some twenty people, including the Boer commando Visser, a group of eight Boer POWs, Boer civilian adults and children, and the German missionary Heese.

Like many of the distinguished Indian officers, he was unlucky in promotion, and was over twenty years a subaltern, obtaining his captaincy

Students attending each tournament are divided up into groups of somewhere between ten to thirty ( usually between fifteen to twenty ).

The Noisy Miner has some of the largest group sizes of any communally breeding bird, with up to twenty males and one female attending a single brood.

Anderson, who assumed that the band was being recognized for their twenty year history as opposed to a single album, later stated that he was " lucky " for not attending the ceremony, admitting that there was " no way could have accepted award under those circumstances.

Mathias was elected to the Senate in 1968, unseating the incumbent Democrat, Daniel Brewster, who twenty years earlier had been his roommate while attending the University of Maryland School of Law.

Typically, the U. S. military will declare a decoration obsolete twenty to thirty years after its last issuance to an active duty member of the military or, in the case of medals designed for members of the reserve forces, a drilling reservist attending annual training.

While attending the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, he auditioned for and was accepted into Theatre X in 1976, and worked with them in various roles for more than twenty years.

The Dauphine debuted on March 6, 1956 at Paris ' Palais de Chaillot with over twenty thousand people attending, two days before its official introduction at the 1956 Salon International de l ' Auto in Geneva.

Beneath him, he held a council whose powers were essentially unlimited except by agreement of the larger council and in cases of murder, which were tried before a council of 300 drawn from the twelve cantons and meeting at a holy place, twenty miles southwest of Ancyra, written in Greek as Drynemeton ( Gallic * daru-nemeton holy place of oak ).

Emperor Barbarossa ordained that the city should have a ruling council of twenty members.

Some twenty years after the dissolution, Reading town council created a new town hall by inserting an upper floor into the former refectory of the hospitium of the abbey.

As late as 1787, as many as twenty tribes populated the region and met here around tribal council fires.

The society was governed by a council of twenty and a president who is ex officio a trustee of the British Museum.

By 1949, the first council houses, made up of twenty semi-detached dwellings, were built in the village in Maple Avenue.

As the chancellor could scarcely be judge in her own case, the matter was referred to the lord deputy and council, who decided, upon the evidence of a single witness, who testified to words spoken nearly twenty years before, that Loftus must settle upon Sir Robert Loftus and the children by Eleanor Rushe his house at Monasterevan, co. Kildare, furnished, and £ 1, 200 a year in land.

In Gesta Dei per Francos by Robert the Monk, writing about twenty years after the council, an extended version of the speech presents the call to the " race of the Franks " as a peroration climaxing Urban's call for orthodoxy, reform and submission to the Church.

After serving on the school board for twenty years he was elected, in 1961, to Winnipeg's city council on behalf of the North End ward which had been represented since the 1930s by fellow Communist Jacob Penner.

Unsurprisingly, the tenor of the constituency is largely working class and in the 1991 census it was one of only twenty constituencies where the majority of housing was still council owned.

For making laws there was a legislative council, consisting of the Governor and his executive council, with certain other persons, not fewer than eight or more than twenty, at least half of them being non-officials.

: English translation: How do you want a French worker who works with his wife, who earn together about 15, 000 FF and who sees next to his council house, a piled-up family with a father, three or four spouses and twenty children earning 50, 000 FF via benefits, naturally without working ...

In July of this year twenty men, including Governor Thomas Dudley and his council, visited Castle Island and decided it would be perfect site for a fortress.

He was elected to the council of Pittsburgh Township in 1980 at age twenty, became its deputy reeve five years later, and served as reeve from 1988 until his retirement in 1994.

The new Act provided that all the existing High Courts established by Letters Patent would be treated as High Courts for the purposes of the said act, that each High Court, would consist of a Chief Justice and as many other Judges as His Majesty thought fit to appoint, that the Governor-General in council would appoint persons to act as Additional Judges for such period not exceeding two years as where necessary, and that the maximum number of Judges of a High Court including the chief Justice and the Additional Judges would be twenty.

On 13 March other conditions were made between Argyll and the English, of which one was that he or Lorne, whichever the parliament might direct, should repair to England whenever desired, provided they had freedom within a compass of twenty miles, and leave to have audience of the council whenever they wished.

In September 2002, Moreno, while a candidate in October elections for places on the Quito city council, was suspended for twenty matches.

The day-to-day functions of the council were carried on by a staff consisting in 1987 of twenty offices and departments, all of which were headed by SED members.

This Act covered Scotland, England and Wales and in 1867 another Act was passed in Scotland to amend and consolidate it, which established a form of library committee composed of a maximum of twenty members, of which half were to be members of the council and the other half to be selected by the council from householders.

Coldwell was involved in Brandon municipal affairs, and was a member of the city council for twenty years.