The Rhodesian Air Askari Corps, a unit of black volunteer troops under white command, guarded the air bases and also provided manpower for non-armed labour.
Once the flag is in position, the Caller will direct the Color Guard to return to formation and return to starting position with the command, "COLOR GUARD, RETREAT!" The ceremony will be ended when, after the Color Guard returns, the Caller says, "AT EASE!".
The power Sejanus attained in his capacity as prefect proved Maecenas right in his prediction to Augustus, that it was dangerous to allow one man to command the guard.
The 50,000 Kurds under arms should be turned into a branch of a federally commanded national guard.
Coaches realize that an opponent is so good defensively in the halfcourt that they command their guards to push the ball down the floor and not allow the defense to set up and get its claws into the offense.
When commanded to guard the house dogs patrol around, barking at any Sims or dogs walking by, or any cars driving past.
General Kevin Chilton, commander, US strategic command, 2007-2011, said guarding nuclear weapons demands perfection.
Commanding the guards was Dick Dowling, an Irish immigrant and saloonkeeper who had prepared his men well for the four light gunboats who appeared in the pass.
Two praetorian prefects were appointed by Augustus in 2 bc to command the praetorian guard; the post was thereafter usually confined to a single person.
The WPPs will follow the AGC command to safe guard secure power system operation and if necessary will down regulate its production to the minimum operating point.
