article_snippet: The forged appraisal forms were created by Tritschler to show the complaint department A captain in the Royal Navy ' had given clear management advice to Lieutenant Commander Christopher Bovill.
article_snippet: Their feud resulted in Lt Cdr Bovill - who left his Major rank in the Army in 2006 to transfer to the Navy - pursuing the complaint service in the Royal Navy.
article_snippet: Lt Commander Bovill joined the Royal Navy as senior air engineering officer and was working under Captain Tritschler - who was then a Commander.
article_snippet: The disagreement between the two men resulted in Lt Commander Bovill pursuing the complaint service.'
article_snippet: a board of five male captains at at Portsmouth Military Court Centre then heard Captain Tritschler - who was head of engineering on board
article_snippet: David Richards added: 'What three separate documents appear to show is regular manager advice from Tritschler to Lt Commander Bovill. '
article_snippet: a board of five male captains at at Portsmouth Military Court Centre heard that when Lt Commander Bovill joined the navy he 'struggled' to cope and Tritschler Tritschler had an 'abrupt management style'.
highlights_snippet: Court heard He did Court to 'protect He from future complaints'
  Lieutenant Commander Christopher Bovill