By whose armies, under whose command?
And with the Filipino sensitivity about sovereignty, under whose command will the Americans be?
Even the major under whose command he was says that Kemp would have made "a good soldier".
An organizer of the Young Turk Revolution, Enver joined General Mahmud Şevket, under whose command an "Army of Deliverance" advanced to Constantinople to depose the Ottoman sultan Abdülhamid II.
The historian Richard Slotkin has connected Thursday to Gen. Douglas MacArthur, under whose command Ford had served (and chafed) in the Pacific theater of the recent war.
Direction of the affairs of each was left in the hands of a bailiff under whose command slaves, numbering in the hundreds or even in the thousands, were divided into gangs charged with specific duties.
Next were statues of Jefferson Davis, who died in New Orleans, and P. G. T. Beauregard, who was born outside the city and under whose command the first shots of the Civil War were fired.
Under whose command will it be then?" Egged on by questions from my friend Gilles Hertzog, Anwar speaks his mind plainly.
During this period, Oberleutnant zur See Hans-Adolf Schweichel was put in command of the boat, but did not undertake any patrols and was replaced by Oberleutnant zur See Jürgen Nissen, under whose command U-105 left Lorient.
The details of a peacekeeping action -- how many peacekeepers, under whose command -- are unknown; certainly the rules of engagement are a crucial detail, as many peacekeeping missions in the past have been too tightly restricted in their use of force.
Out of college, his first real job was aide de camp to a General George Washington, under whose command Hamilton showed extraordinary verve in a lively bayonet charge at the Battle of Yorktown.
