The First Division, commanded in turn by Generals Bullard and Summerall, was one of the best in the American Army.
My son sometimes struggles with concentration, but as he worked through the puzzles teaching him the commands in turn – very early on he decided my role in the process would simply be to applaud his success – his focus didn't waver.
Walker continued to receive employment despite the end of the wars with France and America, commanding in turn the 74-gun ships, and, paying off Northumberland on 10 September 1818.
The command posts in turn oversaw dozens of staging areas by the shore.
The 16th Sustainment Brigade is directly subordinate to the 21st Theater Sustainment Command, which in turn is subordinate to the Seventh Army, United States Army Europe.
Both of these forces reported to their own high commands, which in turn reported to Hitler.
They answered him by putting up at night another notice, in which they commanded him in turn to depart this life before the end of the very day on which he actually died.
During motor execution on the other hand a go-signal will be rapidly transformed into appropriate motor commands which in turn will lead to activity in SI through sensory reafference (i.e., sensing the arm move).
Joint STAR, U-2 spy planes, unmanned air vehicles and satellites fed data on the opponent's movements to the 4th Infantry's command post, which in turn was linked to the brigade's tanks, troop carriers and the laptop computers of unit commanders via e-mail and a private Internet site.
Both systems emphasize a bottom-up approach, with local agencies communicating with a regional command staff, which in turn communicates with the state and federal governments.
