He answered his own question, saying that he and other Air Force leaders acted as fast as reasonably possible once the investigation in the Pacific command suggested broader problems.
Rob Guidry, CEO of social media analytics company Sc2 and a former special adviser to US central command, suggested that money was still a big motive behind many attacks and played a major role in Russian hacking.
In an interview on Tuesday, Gen. Salim Idris, the head of the opposition's military command, suggested that he was too preoccupied with the brutal fighting in the city of Qusayr even to worry about attending the Geneva meeting.
British troops occupied the South Caucasus in 1919, and the British command suggested Andranik cease his offense and allow the conflict to be solved at the Paris Peace Conference.
Editors' Note: April 26, 2004, Monday A front-page article yesterday about the commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks reported that commission officials said the panel, on the basis of its examination of the Pentagon's domestic air-defense command, would suggest that quicker military action might have prevented the attack on the Pentagon.
25– 27 By using Stata's mfp command to suggest the best fit multivariable, fractional, polynomial model for each procedure, more flexible specifications of provider volume were explored to determine whether they improved the fit of the equation.
Mr. Caplin said, "The letter also fails to acknowledge that 37 other serious crimes unique to the military remain within the chain of command," adding, "To suggest that commanders do not have a role under the Gillibrand proposal is wholly inaccurate".
After more than a month of bombing, in April of 1999, General Wesley K. Clark, who was in command, publicly suggested that air strikes alone were not stopping the Serbs.
At least the American president can take comfort that no one among his high command has suggested that he sacrifice his daughter.
Puffs of smoke along the ridge line less than a half mile from the Eastern Shura command post suggested that troops loyal to Mr. bin Laden and his terror network, Al Qaeda, were using mortar rounds to probe the enemy's positions.
During the second world war, working as a statistician at Britain's bomber command, he suggested that fewer aeroplanes (and fewer airmen) would perish if gun turrets were removed.
