Sentence examples for command of lt from inspiring English sources

A total of 248 infantry men and 42 members of the cavalry formed the battalions under the command of Lt. Col. Rafael Martínez Illescas, the same commander who was in charge of the Ponce garrison.

A boarding party, consisting of three officer & 20 men, unde the command of Lt. Artie F. White, took over the sub.

At Fort Bliss, he spent mornings in physical training alongside the men and women of the 1st Battalion, 6th Infantry under the command of Lt. Col. Rob Purvis.

The Joint Interrogation and Debriefing Center at Abu Ghraib was established in September under the command of Lt. Col. Steve Jordan, and quickly established effective control over the cellblock set aside for the "security prisoners".

The filmmakers follow an Army battalion under the command of Lt. Col. Robert McLaughlin as it tries to bring a semblance of order and stability to a fractious Iraqi town menaced by violence.

Tony G. Rose of the Army was at his desk on the C ring, fourth corridor, where he worked under the command of Lt. Gen. Timothy J. Maude, the highest ranking officer to be killed in the attack.

The word came down the chain of command to Lt. Randy Sandkuhl of the Corrections Department, a liaison to the Lifers Groupp, not to schedule any more Scared Straight sessions or even nonconfrontational visits by high school and college students.

"Security is at such a level now, I believe if you can create jobs, if you can develop an economy, if you can get proper leadership, you're going to see another significant drop in violence," he told reporters here after a ceremony in which he handed off his command to Lt. Gen. Lloyd Austin III, commander of the 18th Airborne Corps, based in Fort Bragg, N.C.

The 27th and 60th made up the right column, under the command of the 27th's Lt. Col. William Haviland, the 44th and 55th under Lt. Col. John Donaldson made the center, and the 42nd and 46th under the 42nd's Lt. Col. Francis Grant formed the left column.

Bylandt was wounded and retired off the field, passing command of the Brigade to Lt. Kol. De Jongh.

After recuperating in Norristown, he performed recruiting services over the winter and returned in the spring to field command of the II Corps for Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant's 1864 Overland Campaign, but he never regained full mobility and his former youthful energy.