Sentence examples for detachment commander from inspiring English sources

He served as commander of the American Legion and as detachment commander and state commandant of the Marine Corps League.

"We will strike the enemy's side like a dagger," Lt. Chung Kyong-min, a South Korean marine detachment commander, said on a rare visit to his hilltop observation post.

How could this happen?' " said Rob Way, a rear detachment commander with the Fifth Special Forces, the unit of the three soldiers who died -- Staff Sgt. Brian Cody Prosser, 28, of Frazier Park, Calif.; Master Sgt. Jefferson D. Davis, 39, of Watauga, Tenn.; and Sgt. First Class Daniel H. Petithory, 32, of Chester, Mass., who was not married.

2. (C) Teo Peter, one of Romania's best known and most beloved rock musicians, was killed on December 4, 2004, in a Bucharest car accident involving the taxi he was riding in and the official Embassy vehicle being driven in the early morning hours by former Bucharest Marine detachment commander Staff Sgt. Christopher Van Goethem.

From July to November 1920, Kenney was air detachment commander at Camp Knox, Kentucky.

I have served in roles from being a Signal Detachment Commander with a Special Operations Unit to being a Battle Captain in a Tactical Operation Center.

The attack was indecisive and Ostojić reprimanded the detachment commanders responsible, particularly Stanišić.

This placed Ostojić in a very difficult position, with some of his key detachment commanders following the orders of the Italians rather than his, while the Chetniks were reliant on Italian air and artillery support, particularly around Jablanica.

However, Ostojić himself did not possess the necessary authority with his subordinate commanders, had been unable to cope with the rapidly changing situation, had adopted an unpopular and ineffective defensive strategy, and had then blamed the detachment commanders for the Chetnik failures.

On the evening of 5 April, one of the aggressive Feuerzauber detachment commanders, Hauptmann Palten led his Kampfgruppe Palten across the Mura from Spielfeld and, having secured the bridge, began attacking bunkers and other Yugoslav positions on the high ground, and sent patrols deep into the Yugoslav border fortification system.

According to eyewitnesses, Serbian Volunteer Detachments commander Marisav Petrović and his men entered a barracks in which hostages were being held and, with German approval, freed those whom they recognized as supporters of Ljotić and Nedić, as well as those whose political attitudes they considered to be "nationally correct".