Sentence examples for command exercise from inspiring English sources
I was amazed to learn about the immense scope of the United States Indo-Pacific Command exercise program.
"It was the first time in the recent history of Russia that the strategic nuclear forces have held a command exercise on such a scale".
MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin on Saturday took the helm of what the Kremlin described as the largest nuclear command exercise in Russia's recent history, launching unarmed strategic and cruise missiles from the air, the sea and the ground.
Article 1, para. 1 APII requires that (alongside the existence of an armed conflict within the territory of a high contracting party) non-state parties to a NIAC have "responsible command, exercise such control over a part of its territory as to enable them to carry out sustained and concerted military operations and to implement this Protocol".
This was then put back until after the football draw and organisers have struggled to come up with a date because of clashes with a three-day security command exercise which ends on Friday, the London mayoral election on 3 May and test events on 5 and 6 May.
Ms. Spears, by contrast, seems content to let others take command, exercising only the occasional veto.
Moreover, it is reviewing its entire program of joint command exercises and training with Indonesia, a Defense Department spokesman said.
During the next two years, Missouri participated in Atlantic command exercises from the New England coast to the Caribbean, alternated with two midshipman summer training cruises.
It is a key element of a comprehensive suite of communications systems to provide a robust network that allows commanders to exercise command and control effectively.
The commander of the special operations command shall exercise command of a selected special operations mission if directed to do so by the President or the Secretary of Defense.
During the short, decisive Prussian campaign against Austria in 1866, field telegraph enabled Count Helmuth von Moltke, the Prussian commander, to exercise command over his distant armies.
