Sentence examples for degree of commander from inspiring English sources

He was commended for his "exceptional meritorious service" in Korea, and awarded the United States' Legion of Merit in the degree of Commander.

In recognition of his service with IFOR between 1995 and 1996, Walker was awarded the American Legion of Merit (Degree of Commander), and granted unrestricted permission to wear the decoration, in May 1997.

For his services as a corps commander, Browning was mentioned in despatches a second time, and was awarded the Legion of Merit in the degree of Commander by the United States government.

Although detainees continue to be held indefinitely without charge or trial, a "majority have the ability to walk around and do things with a relative degree of freedom," the commander of the detention facility, Rear Admital Kyle Cozad, told VICE News during a recent interview.

A general purpose six degree-of-freedom haptic device is newly designed, which can be used as a general motion commander as well as a force reflector.

The other, the Commander's Degree of the Legion of Merit, and is usually awarded to individuals serving foreign governments.

All personnel with some form of commander or sub-commander roles were invited to participate, and they all accepted the invitation and returned written consent.

There were significant differences in the state and trait anxiety scores between before extravehicular activity and after extravehicular activity of Commander and other members, also there were significant differences in values of before-extravehicular activity between commanders and other members.

A report by MPs published last month said British commanders must "bear a degree of responsibility" for the failure to prevent the raid.

And a directive issued by the US Department of Defense in November 2012 stated that all weapons with a degree of autonomy "shall be designed to allow commanders and operators to exercise appropriate levels of human judgment over the use of force".

Given that the attack took place in the British sector of the camp, British commanders must bear a degree of responsibility for these systemic failures and associated reputational damage.