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The Discovery will also be commanded by a woman, Col. Pamela A. Melroy, retired from the Air Force, and will carry a new module to the station.

Missiles can be guided from great distances and drone aircraft can be commanded by a joystick, but journalists still have to go and see where the bombs landed.

At the end of February, Discovery is to return with racks of scientific equipment for the American laboratory and the Expedition Two replacement crew, which will be commanded by a Russian.

As many as 5,000 foreign troops are being sent to Kabul, where they will be commanded by a British major general who is a veteran of the NATO peacekeeping in Bosnia.

The prophecy stated that this battle would be commanded by a left-handed messiah from the village of Nasir, whose forehead would be unmarked by the scars of manhood (referring to scarification performed during Nuer males' initiation ceremonies) and who would be married to a white woman.

In May 1899 Rostislav became the first ship of the Imperial Navy to be commanded by a member of the House of Romanov, Captain Alexander Mikhailovich.

"If the forces in Iraq are put under a U.N. mandate, they can still be commanded by an American, like in Bosnia, but it will be perceived differently and provide the legitimacy for others to join".

As the first battle of the war to be commanded by an Australian general, planned by an Australian staff, and fought by Australian troops, Bardia was naturally of great interest to the public in Australia.

It was the first battle of the war in which an Australian Army formation took part, the first to be commanded by an Australian general and the first to be planned by an Australian staff.

The house, it transpires, is commanded by a gang of cannibals that farms human beings in the cellar beneath the kitchen.

(Hint: The fort is commanded by a man named Benedict Arnold).