Sentence examples for command and control headquarters from inspiring English sources

Officials said, however, that any attack would begin with a lengthy air campaign led by B-2 bombers armed with 2,000-pound 2,000-pounduided bombs to knock out Iraqi command and control headquarters and air defenses.

In particular, the United States has helped expand Al Udeid Air Base in the adjacent emirate of Qatar as a possible replacement for the American command and control headquarters at Prince Sultan Air Base near Riyadh.

The then defence secretary, Liam Fox, told the committee that the strategic goals never changed, that it was legitimate to target Libyan command and control headquarters, and that it was bad luck if Gaddafi was inside one of them.

Strategic targets throughout Yugoslavia, such as the integrated air defense system, military command and control headquarters, petroleum storage facilities, and electrical power stations, were also attacked by aircraft and cruise missiles.

The 1st Brigade is the Command and Control Headquarters for Task Force Warrior, consisting of its organic battalions 1 32nd Infantry, 1 87th Infantry, and 2 22nd Infantry.

Later, in November 1978, a command and control headquarters was established for the planned invasion of Kampuchea, with Senior General Lê Đức Anh taking full control of VPA units along the border areas.

It also contains detailed sequencing for the use of air, land, naval and Special Operations forces to attack thousands of Iraqi targets, from air-defense sites to command-and-control headquarters to fielded forces.

In recent years, Israeli strategists have spoken of the "Dahiya doctrine," referring to Israel's flattening of the Dahiya district in Beirut, a Shiite neighborhood that housed the command-and-control headquarters of Hezbollah, during its 34-day war in Lebanon in the summer of 2006.

It continued to operate following the end of the war, before its responsibilities were subsumed in 1954 by the RAAF's new functional command-and-control system; the headquarters was disbanded two years later.

The target list included traditional battlefield prizes — command-and-control systems at military headquarters, air defense networks and weapons systems that require computers to operate.

He established new headquarters and command-and-control arrangements to resolve the disorganisation that had hindered the JNA's operations.