The Chinese government and military command moved to Chongqing (Chungking) in Sichuan, farther up the Yangtze and behind a protective mountain screen.
The indictment describes in detail how men of the Zvornik Brigade under Major Obrenovic's command moved their captives, blindfolded them and gunned them down with automatic weapons.
On January 20th, the Soviet Army, under Gorbachev's command, moved into Baku not to save Armenians — it was too late for that — but to protect the leadership of the Azerbaijani Communist Party against a growing opposition.
In February, indigenous groups in southern Venezuela demanded the resignation of a top general, Clíver Alcalá Cordones, accusing him of belonging to the "extreme far-right reactionary bourgeois" wing of the armed forces after soldiers under his command moved to limit gold mining in some areas.
Milosevic's friends in the army command moved him to yet another base, Krcmar near Valjevo, which had stronger fortifications and underground bunkers, but from then on they were in retreat as the Djindjic government asserted its authority over the security apparatus.
While resting, he ordered his men to meet a flanking attack, but instead his entire command moved backward, leaving Hayes lying in between the lines.
The move by the sea systems command and its contractors is an outgrowth of the Base Realignment and Closure Acts of 1993 and 1995, which directed that eight major Navy commands move outside the Washington area.
At New York, an official aggressively barked one-syllable commands — "Move, no, stand there, you, stay, you, move, move!" It strikes me that security teams in New York could learn something from London, a city that has lived for decades cheek by jowl with terrorism, yet whose public officials still remember how to say "please".
An electronic module allows the user to control the platform by sending commands (move one step forward or backwards) from the ground station.
