Sentence examples for commands responsible for from inspiring English sources
A spokeswoman for the NATO and American commands responsible for equipping and training the Afghan security forces did not reject the inspector general's findings, but said both commands would be looking into the agency's conclusions and cooperating with its investigation.
There were also home commands, responsible for defending British waters, and Western Approaches command, based at Liverpool, which was responsible for the Battle of the Atlantic.
To expand upon the concept of Reserve component and National Guard components, the First Army activated Division East and Division West, two commands responsible for reserve units' readiness and mobilization exercises.
As the commander of CENTCOM, the US military command responsible for vast swathes of the world, Petraeus is not just familiar with the strategy, he helped to create it.
Accordingly, the Commander of Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC), the support command responsible for equipping the Air Force to keep it ready for war, assembled a small team, led by AFMC's Vice Commander, Lieutenant General Janet Wolfenbarger, to examine their options.
CENTCOM, the U.S. joint command responsible for Pakistan and Afghanistan, will be reviewing U.S. policy under its new Commanding General, David Petraeus.
It comes from US central command, the command responsible for US military operations in the Middle East and south Asia.
CENTCOM, the U.S. military command responsible for the region, together with Musharraf's government, developed a strategy for calming the Tribal Areas.
A spokesman for Basra operations command, responsible for security in Basra province, said army, police and intelligence forces were working "day and night" to locate the material.
They urged that the new command coordinate closely with the Department of Homeland Security and the military's Northern Command, responsible for defense of United States territory.
Butler was the head of the U.S. Strategic Command, responsible for all of America's nuclear weapons, during the Administration of President George H. W. Bush.
