In 2004, soldiers under Nkunda's command attacked the town of Bukavu.
A few days later in a videotaped message, the Egyptian-born Ayman al-Zawahiri, al-Qaeda's second in command, attacked American policy in the Middle East.
In 1915 an Ottoman army under German command attacked the British position on the Suez Canal, and from 1916 a British and imperial force based in Egypt, with a French contingent, undertook the invasion of Palestine.
On the night of 29/30 May, Bomber Command attacked Wuppertal.
Early the following year, the Budjak horde, under Kantymir's command, attacked southern Poland.
The Israelis, under the Givati Brigade's umbrella command, attacked in two main forces: one from the north (3 companies) and one from the south (4 reinforced companies).
Once the union took place in the first two days of June, Archduke Charles, supported by Hotze's command, attacked French positions at Zürich.
XXI Bomber Command attacked Tokyo three times between 27 November and 3 December; two of these raids were made against the Musashino aircraft plant while the other targeted an industrial area using M-69 Incendiary cluster bombs, specifically developed to damage Japanese urban areas.
In the battle of El Argoup, 25 miles southeast of San'a, 500 royalists under Prince Abdullah's command attacked an Egyptian position on top of a sheer-sided hill that was fortified with six Soviet T-54 tanks, a dozen armored cars and entrenched machine guns.
Mr. Ahmed, also a relative of Mr. Hussein, commanded attacks on the Kurds in 1988 and served as defense minister during the American invasion in 2003.
