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Discover LudwigThe phrase "american command" is not correct in written English as it should be capitalized as "American command." You can use it when referring to a command or authority that is associated with the United States, particularly in a military or organizational context.
Example: "The American command issued new orders to the troops stationed overseas."
Alternatives: "U.S. command" or "United States command."
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The American command has said six American soldiers were killed, along with 20 Iraqi guardsmen.
The American command confirmed that an attack was unfolding, saying American troops had killed seven of the attackers.
In three months beginning last fall, the American command counted 14 suicide car bomb attacks on American convoys traveling the expressway.
The American command in Baghdad has acknowledged at least 14 suicides among the 120,000 American troops in Iraq since Baghdad fell on April 9.
Mr. Daoud's former commander, Mr. Wali, said Mr. Daoud served under American command and was answerable to the Americans.
American troops and local police officers also arrested a suspect in a previous attack on the Iskandariya police station, the American command said.
A spokesman for the American command, Brig.
Most training is conducted by another American command.
The American command in Baghdad announced a high-level investigation.
The American command center was code-named Nightmare.
American command, however improvisatory, is just, determined, brave, and indomitable.
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