It then translates that number into a firefighter's name and displays it, if necessary, on the laptop computers mounted in various places, including in fire commanders' vehicles.
These resources and contextual information are made available to the incident commander and other first responders via networked terminals installed in the fire apparatus and command vehicles [34].
(The guy in the front passenger seat is the "vehicle commander," but in the Army we call him the "T.C.," from "tank commander").
A prosecution witness testified that the link between the sergeant, Fernando Nino, the commander of the vehicle, and the driver, Sgt. Mark Walker, was "good to go".
The show that it's really closest to is the short-lived Geena Davis vehicle Commander in Chief where a female president has to balance her political and family life.
"The vehicle commander was tore up pretty bad; I got a concussion," he said in slow, precise tones.
Protestors were attempting to keep the Army from unloading military equipment from ships returning from Iraq with some students lying down in front of the commander's Stryker vehicle.
That capability was not tested when the brigade rolled up from Kuwait this month, but Stryker soldiers and commanders say the vehicle is well suited for missions like guarding checkpoints, patrolling urban streets and rushing soldiers to raids on suspected insurgent hide-outs.
Rear Admiral Craig R. Quigley, a spokesman for the Pentagon, said the angry crowds of Slavs that confronted the convoy upon its return were threatening enough that the American commander turned the vehicles around and searched for alternative routes, receiving help from two unmanned reconnaissance aircraft.
Normally, the fire rescue team consists of one incident commander, fire rescue vehicles, and a set of firefighters organized in the form of groups, each led by a group leader.
