So troops, hang in there, because help's on the way because he, better than anyone, isn't he known for being able to command, fire!
On my command: Fire!" I thought of this scene reading Les Parisiennes, which considers the impact of the war on the lives of Parisian women.
Several dozen men from the 108th, who had been stationed on the outskirts of Debaltseve, arrived in Artemivsk and, on command, fired their Kalashnikov assault rifles into the air until their magazines were empty.
It wasn't all restraint: troops under Russian command fired warning shots into the air at Belbek air base in Crimea when they were approached by unarmed, marching Ukrainian soldiers who wanted base access.
G1 SPORTS S1-7 OBITUARIES D9 Raymond M. Downey A deputy chief who died commanding fire rescue units at the World Trade Center, he was 63.
Seeing these casualties, Buttrick commanded, "Fire, fellow soldiers, for God's sake fire!" and the provincials returned fire, causing the British to immediately retreat back to Concord.
The pulse width pulse frequency modulators are in fact employed in the inner closed loop to accommodate the control signals to a number of on off thrusters, while the control allocation algorithm provides the commanded firing times for the reaction control thrusters in the overactuated spacecraft.
On August 30, 1775, Royal Naval Captain James Wallace, commanding, fired into the town of Stonington, Connecticut, after the townspeople there prevented Roses tender from capturing a vessel it had chased into the harbor.
Other soldiers, thinking they had heard the command to fire, followed suit.
A sheriff gave the command to fire and Wilkerson braced for the barrage.
Amid the welter of conflicting testimony, Adams demonstrated that no one knew for sure who, if anyone, had given a command to fire.
