On Monday, the families of Mr Johnson and Ms Dawson criticised a police command tactic to intervene only if the gunman killed or injured someone.
"Part of it was refreshing, the breakdown in command and control, tactics and planning," said Carrillo, who represents demonstrators injured in the melee.
World War I interrupted studies at the NWC, and when the college reopened in 1919, its program focused on four major subjects: command, strategy, tactics, and policy.
In more than a dozen additional books, Keegan has demonstrated his narrative and analytical skills in the traditional genre of military history, concentrating on questions of command, strategy, tactics and the changing technologies of warfare.
They did their best to explain the command structures, tactics, units and divisions associated with policing the riots, but although this provided very useful context, we were also interested in the attitudes and decision-making of those who had to deal first-hand with the rioters.
Such command-economy tactics aren't welcome in liberal trade circles.
Yet early failure to meet goals forced him to back away from command-economy tactics and permit individual initiative.
Initial failure to meet state-planning goals forced Deng to back away from command-economy tactics and permit individual initiative.
The Army's General Staff had assessed the problems of leadership, tactics, command and control to improve effectiveness.
To maximize the effectiveness of the firebombing attacks, LeMay ordered the B-29s to fly at the low altitude of 5000 feet and bomb by night; this represented a significant change from the Command's standard tactics, which focused on high-altitude daylight bombing.
