Dixon skirted a challenge from Franchitti and took command on Lap 61 of the 85-lap race to pull away.
The vice president will be in Doral, Fla., today for a briefing at the U.S. Southern Command on Venezuela's deteriorating political situation.
It also follows a distributed denial of service (DDoS) campaign by U.S. Cyber Command on North Korea's intelligence agency, the Reconnaissance General Bureau.
Still, Tuesday's vote -- part of a weeklong Senate debate on the annual budget resolution -- hurt Bush's aura of command on Capitol Hill.
Following his removal from command on Guam, Hansell at his own request received a B-29 training assignment on February 15 , 1945 command of the 38th Flying Training Wing at Williams Field, Arizona.
Perhaps an equally attractive audience is one that Cablevision commands on Long Island, in Southern Connecticut and in New Jersey with its 24-hour local news channel, News 12. News is just one way to lure audiences.
Mr. Frattini's spokesman, Maurizio Massari, said: "We want to see NATO command and control on Libya.
At Boston, Captain James Lawrence took command of Chesapeake on 20 May 1813, and on 1 June, put to sea to meet the waiting HMS Shannon, the frigate whose written challenge had just missed Chesapeakes sailing.
In both cases, delays in the transmission of information play an important role, either because the distances to be covered are long (imagine controlling a robot arm on the moon from a command center on Earth), or because the underlying hardware is slow (nerves transmit information much more slowly than wires, radio waves or light).
To remind voters of Mr Buhari's disastrous attempt to impose command economics on Nigeria, one campaign cartoon shows a long queue outside an empty shop marked "essential commodities", with a soldier whipping one of the people waiting in line.
