War Department

We have only to add that the affairs of the captain have been satisfactorily arranged with the War Department, and that he is actually in service at Fort Gibson, on our western frontier, where we hope he may meet with further opportunities of indulging his peculiar tastes, and of collecting graphic and characteristic details of the great western wilds and their motley inhabitants.

He would have had to leave the war department. He would have been socially ostracized.

To his thinking the navy was one of the current expenses of the war department, like the artillery, cavalry, infantry, and commissariat.

"War Departments; that's more like it." He threw his match aside, and walked to his machine.

"What!" was Gluck's reply--"to sell to you that which would enable you to enslave and maltreat suffering Humanity?" And though the war departments of the nations have continued to experiment in their secret laboratories, they have so far failed to light upon the slightest trace of the secret.

Mr Waugh, fiscal, told the court pilfering from the stores had become "very troublesome"and losses to the War Department had been "extreme".

War Department for the duration of the war overseas.

To accommodate the flood of untrained volunteers, the War Department also created an additional 16 divisions organized into what was called the National Army.

The War Department violated the truce because it didn't want to admit defeat and end the running war on Syria, much less strengthen the cessation of hostilities, support the political transition process outlined in UNSC 2254, assist Iranian-Syrian-Russian efforts to defeat Nusra and ISIL, create a situation where they are all on the same team, involved in the same process, and working towards the same goal, including creation of better conditions for the political process and return of millions of refugees.