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Smith was court martialed in 1885 in San Antonio for "conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman", for deeds in the "Mint Saloon" in Brackett, Texas.

It was only revealed in the course of the court martial of Major Littleton Waller, one of Smith's subordinates, which began on March 17, 1902.

Gardner covered the court martial of 27 GIs charged with mutiny at the Presidio of San Francisco in October 1968 and wrote a book about the case, The Unlawful Concert, published by Viking in 1970 and reissued by Gryphon Press in 2005.

Later Australians transferred to, or enlisted into multinational units, such as the Bushveldt Carbineers, in which Harry "Breaker" Morant and Peter Hancock served, before their court martial and execution for alleged war crimes.

After an altercation with a superior officer, Teresa was court martialed and given a bad conduct discharge in February 1948.

He was arrested on September 28, 1817, and was judged by a court martial which found him guilty on all charges; and on October 15 sentenced him to death.

A hasty court martial dismissed Smith, the First Lieutenant, and the Master from the ship.

Following World War II he served on the Clemency Board in Washington which was established to review court martial sentences.

Back in England, the officers of Sirius, including Raper, faced a court martial because of the loss of the ship.

Falcon was with them unofficially after being court martialed as punishment in the animated movie.

Falcon after he was court martialed.

Barclay's court martial records and correspondence.