The 1,500 troops came under the direct command of the commanding officer of Five Brigade, Brigadier Pat MacLellan, though the commander, Land Forces, Major General Robert Ford, was also there in a supervisory capacity.
Many of those battalions are not under the direct command of Gen. Salim Idris, the commander the administration has identified as its chief interlocutor with the opposition.
While they were in church, Col. Al Lingo, the commander of the Alabama State Troopers, took direct command of 50 troopers and deployed them in the streets.
He said the unit had operated under the direct command of Mr Milosevic's wartime regime.
Reports said some soldiers had sought to protect protesters against other units under the direct command of the presidency.
High performance stator current control can be achieved by means of direct command of voltage source inverter.
Unusually for a Nato power, the Danes agree to work under the direct command of the British brigade for operational purposes.
On Tuesday, Mr. Abadi went a step further, ordering that all the popular mobilization forces be placed under the direct command of the prime minister's office.
The Prime Minister directly names (and can fire) its head and only the interior minister stands between him and the direct command of the force.
Beyond that, the elections commission will have direct command of the police and the military at the checkpoints during the election period.
On 4 February 1938 Hitler abolished the Ministry of War, assumed direct command of the Armed Forces himself, and created the OKW (Oberkommando der Wehrmacht).
