Sentence examples for backup command from inspiring English sources

Brand was backup command module pilot for Apollo 15 and backup commander for the Skylab 3 and 4 missions prior to being named command pilot for the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project (ASTP).

So last year, military commanders began seriously looking at a large base in Qatar called Al Udeid as a backup command post to the sophisticated American air operations center at Prince Sultan Air Base outside of Riyadh.

The department is also setting up several backup command centers in different parts of the city in case a cataclysmic event puts 1 Police Plaza out of operation, and has created several backup senior command teams so that if the highest levels of the department are killed, individuals will already have been tapped to step into their jobs.

To encourage them to do this, we place the backup command button on the Ef form so that interviewers can conveniently backup the existing data on PDAs to SD cards whenever they start new surveys.

Set up reminders to back up Outlook files in the Options of the "Backup" command.

Looking at the city's experience, New York State is building up its backup emergency command posts statewide.

It may not matter that Ted Thompson could not keep the backup Matt Flynn (he commanded mid-level starter's money as a free agent); going with the untested Graham Harrell (or the seventh-round rookie B.J. Coleman) is all the same because Thompson knows, as the former Colts czar Bill Polian knew, if his starting quarterback is out for an extended period, his team is finished anyway.

Right click on the "My Computer" item in Registry Editor, run Export command to backup & save the registry file on a safe place.

A UN peacekeeping force, whatever its size, is typically not equipped with the logistical and medical backup, equipment, weaponry, force structure, command and control arrangements, or the leadership to conduct sustained offensive combat operations.

She easily commands her backup choirs, and she seems to especially savor the defiant pronouncements in songs like "Unashamed" and "Tell Me No".

His later career saw him commanding the backup crew for the first Gemini mission, then the prime crew for the 1965 Gemini 6A mission, where he flew the first active rendezvous between two spacecraft - earlier plans for it to conduct the first on-orbit docking had been cancelled - and finally commanding the first Apollo mission, Apollo 7, in 1968.