Second In Command is a comedic play written by Robert Marshall in 1910. The play is divided into four acts and centers around the character of Major George Barstow, who is the second in command at a British military base in India. Barstow is a pompous and arrogant man who believes that he should be the one in charge of the base, rather than his superior officer, Colonel Howard. The play begins with Barstow attempting to undermine Howard's authority...