Sentence examples for commands units from inspiring English sources

General, title and rank of a senior army officer, usually one who commands units larger than a regiment or its equivalent or units consisting of more than one arm of the service.

It does not have any combat units permanently assigned to it, though it commands units during training activities and the Land Combat Readiness Centre reports to the divisional headquarters.

What's more, at least four commanders who commanded units with the most egregious patterns of civilian killings were invited instructors in U.S. military schools attended by Latin American soldiers.

Two to four forces, each headed by a commanding officer (CO), take turns building and commanding units on grid-based maps.

Two to four armies, each headed by one or two commanding officers (COs), take turns building and commanding units on grid-based maps.

A promise that failing police forces and basic command units can be taken over by more successful forces.

The school at Fort Leonard Wood trains about 5,000 soldiers a year, enough to fill a specialized brigade and to place chemical warfare specialists in most combat command units.

He commanded units from a cavalry platoon to a tank brigade; while aboard Army helicopters in Vietnam, he was shot down several times by enemy fire and wounded.

South Korean officials suggested that General Kim, 74, a hard-liner, commanded units responsible for attacks in 2010 that killed 50 South Koreans.

South Korean officials believed General Kim commanded units responsible for sinking one of South Korea's warships and for shelling a South Korean border island in 2010.

Whatever their differences, Byzantine armies were the direct heirs of the Roman legions in that they consisted of various kinds of troops in well-organized, centrally commanded units.