The phrase "air force command" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the leadership or administrative body of an air force, typically in a military context.
Example: "The air force command issued new directives for the upcoming training exercises."
Alternatives: "air force leadership" or "air force headquarters".
Witnesses said it struck the air force command headquarters.
Among the complexes reported to have been partially evacuated are the general staff command building on Umayyad Square and the nearby air force command and security compounds.
Premier Suleyman Demirel, with seven of his ministers and army and air force command ers, went to the earthquake area this morning and returned to Ankara tonight.
In a nuclear-proof air force command centre, built on giant shock-absorbing springs within Cheyenne Mountain, outside Colorado Springs, officers tracked a missile fired from a mobile launcher deep inside China.
"Air force command does not have a specialized structure to carry out scientific experiments on these phenomena and will limit itself to recording any events" the air force said in a statement.
At war's end, its military had swelled to more than 12 million troops, its Navy ruled the seas with more than 1,000 warships, and its air force commanded the skies with 41,000 combat aircraft.
In January 1962, Suharto was promoted to the rank of major general and appointed to lead Operation Mandala, a joint army-navy-air force command based in Makassar.
Indeed, Bo Zhiyue says the new CMC will need to boost the Chinese military's modernisation drive - transforming it from a 2.3-million soldier standing army to sophisticated naval and air forces commanding advanced hardware, including at least one Chinese-made aircraft carrier, fighter jets and nuclear submarines.
Perence Shiri, who commanded the Fifth Brigade in Matabeleland, is now air force commander.
He set about procuring aircraft and recruiting pilots, and was rewarded with the rank of lieutenant colonel in the republican air force and command of the España squadron (later renamed for Malraux), a colorful unit of volunteers and mercenaries who kitted themselves out in Mexican cowboy gear — neckerchiefs and sombreros.
If you're interested in foreign affairs, you may know Qatar is home to the U.S. Air Force's command center for Middle East operations, or that it's played a key role in questioning old-school authoritarianism and supporting political Islam in the region.
