Sentence examples for command of a company from inspiring English sources
The Civil War changed everything for Chamberlain: he left school in the summer of 1862 and joined the 74th Indiana as a private; a year later he was a captain in command of a company.
Early in 1945 he was selected for Operation Iron Cross, an audacious mission that put Bank in command of a company of anti-Nazi German prisoners of war.
An American military intelligence officer in command of a company of marines, he finds himself, in the autumn of 1999, stuck in a Romanian backwater called Capalnita.
"Things are a lot better here," said First Lt. Matthew Cannon, 25, of St . Petersburg Fla., second in command of a company in the Second Armored Cavalry Regiment, which patrols the predominantly Shiite section of Baghdad called Sadr City.
Exploiting a family friendship with General Archibald Wavell, commanding in north Africa, Captain Smiley was given command of a company of the newly formed commandos, with whom he fought behind Italian lines in Abyssinia (now Ethiopia).
PAGE C1 'This Old House' in Brooklyn C21 Film Review Social Splashing in the Backwaters "California Dreamin' " is a modest movie about an American military intelligence officer in command of a company of marines, who finds himself stuck in a Romanian town, which he describes as lost "in the fold of some map".
Strachwitz asked the divisional commander Generalmajor Hans Hube for the command of a Panzer company, and Hube gave Strachwitz the I. Bataillon, a position he held until October 1942.
By April 18 , 1945 he was a first lieutenant in command of Company A, 15th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division, 7th Army.
Its investor protection measures are not quite as generous as Poland's: a block of shareholders must command 10% of a company's votes to demand an audit or meeting, and those votes can be attached to shares in ratios as high as ten to one.
She was recalled to active duty in 1949, and placed in command of a training company at Fort Lee, Va.
"Usually, when we get in here, the bombers and the tanks have taken care of the big stuff," said Lt. Brent Biniek, second in command of an infantry company here.
