Sentence examples for Future commander from inspiring English sources

In September 1934, Karl Dönitz, the future commander of the Kriegsmarine, took command of the ship and remained in the position until September 1935.

They charged Brown with murder, insurrection, and treason for leading his tiny "army" in the attack on the arsenal in Harpers Ferry, Virginia: an attack he hoped would provide weapons for slaves, but which was defeated by the local militia and a force of 100 US marines commanded by Robert E Lee, an aristocrat and future commander of the pro-slavery confederate army.

Ironically this is exactly the kind of tough call a future commander in chief might be called upon to make.

That moment was especially formative for the future commander in chief — who would win the Distinguished Flying Cross for heroism under fire — making the socks a fitting tribute.

One was the son of a Moroccan shopkeeper who had moved to Belgium, Abdelhamid Abaaoud, the future commander of the Paris attacks.

These were the voters Obama was targeting when he ventured into the war zones to demonstrate his mettle as a future commander in chief.

Cameras were not allowed to capture the moment, but future commander-in-chief Barack Obama may be starting to practice his salute.

In other words, Obama and his lawyers have made the 2001 resolution so elastic that, unless it is modified or rescinded, it presents an open invitation for abuse to any future Commander-in-Chief.

Karl Rove looked at the unvarnished folksiness and the common touch of a patrician Texas baseball-team owner (and former First Son) and saw a future Commander-in-Chief.

He also participated in a discussion with future commanders at a People's Liberation Army academy.

The standing headquarters would "provide future commanders with a skill set of people with military specialties and a solid appreciation for the complexities of the region," he said.