Sentence examples for command and control capability from inspiring English sources
The military has lost much of its command and control capability.
Although details are still classified, the attacks, along with laser-guided bombs, are believed to have largely destroyed Iraq's military command and control capability before the war began.
The UK parliament voted not to take military action after Ghouta and not to support Barack Obama's plan for strategic strikes to take down Assad's command and control capability and destroy key sites and chemical weapons facilities.
The Home Office plan for its creation highlighted comments by Scotland Yard chief Sir Paul Stephenson last year, who suggested the NCA could have powers to "maintain strategic oversight of operations and operational deployments, deliver a command and control capability when needed".
Ahead of the May anniversary, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta told reporters on Friday that bin Laden's death was not a "silver bullet," but that it, along with the killings of other Qaeda leaders, had "prevented them from having the command and control capability to be able to put together an attack similar to 9/11".
In comments ahead of the first anniversary of the raid last May by United States Navy SEALs on Bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, Mr. Panetta said that the Bin Laden operation, along with other killings of Qaeda leaders, "has prevented them from having the command and control capability to be able to put together an attack similar to 9/11".
In addition, China has built an advanced cyberprogram designed to disable a potential enemy's command-and-control capabilities, Mr. Harold said.
He noted several trouble spots: air support and transportation for the Afghan forces, command and control capabilities and a continuing struggle with attrition in the Afghan Army.
Interruption of that service might deal a significant blow to their command and control capabilities and save some of the refugees….As the only American shareholder in Thuraya, and the provider of their core technology, Boeing stands in a unique position to influence Thuraya to cut off service to the government of Sudan and the janjaweed militia, as much as possible.
