Sentence examples for atlantic forces from inspiring English sources

Le Monde, which in the past has not been pro-Eisenhower, ran an appreciation of the President & what it called Geneva's historic incident, when he told Zhukov that he had accepted the supreme command of the Atlantic forces under NATO only because he was convinced it is an instrument for peace, not war.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, July 30 , 1955P. 46 Le Monde, which in the past has not been pro-Eisenhower, ran an appreciation of the President & what it called Geneva's historic incident, when he told Zhukov that he had accepted the supreme command of the Atlantic forces under NATO only because he was convinced it is an instrument for peace, not war.

The news was also flashed to Prince Andrew in the South Atlantic task force and to the rest of the Royal Family.

Despite successfully gambling on becoming a big gun in America nearly a decade ago, the slump in defence spending on both sides of the Atlantic had forced it to consider new options.

Mr. Wilson spoke of a wider Atlantic nuclear force, into which common defensive pool most, but not all, of the British contribution will be thrown, with no strings attached except the right to draw out should the NATO alliance fall apart.

More than costs, Mr. Garnier will have to manage a trans-Atlantic work force of more than 100,000.

Some, like the American ambassador, Mr. Kennard, believe that recent economic crises have even been good for trans-Atlantic ties, forcing the recognition of interdependence.

Vice Admiral Joseph S. Donnell, commander of Surface Forces Atlantic, appointed Rear Admiral Richard Milligan to conduct an informal one-officer investigation into the explosion.

Soon after the fires in the turret were extinguished, Vice Admiral Joseph S. Donnell, commander of Surface Forces Atlantic, appointed Rear Admiral Richard Milligan to conduct an informal one-officer investigation into the explosion.

EIGHT years ago, a bipartisan coalition of Northeast and mid-Atlantic governors joined forces to reduce pollution from electric power plants.

As commander Amphibious Force, Atlantic Fleet in 1940 and 1941 he supervised amphibious training and conducted Fleet Landing Exercises.