Known in Helmand by her nom de guerre – Hajani – 54-year-old Firoza fought for years to repel the militants from Sistani, in Marjah district, commanding a unit of the US-backed government militia called the Afghan Local Police (ALP).
As the advent of Hitler brought expansion of the army, he was chief of the East Prussian military district, commanded the 4th Army Group (1937), and, when Col. Gen. Werner Freiherr von Fritsch was forced to retire, succeeded him as head of the army in 1938.
Each of the five military commands included several district commands.
After the end of the Civil War, Virginia came briefly under military rule during Reconstruction, with the district commanded by John M. Schofield.
District Commander means an officer who commands a Coast Guard District described in part 3 of this chapter or that person's authorized representative.
(Houses in the historic district still command a little more, but there are very few listed).
(Some restaurant neighborhoods that barely existed only a decade ago, such as the meatpacking district, now command rents of $300 to $400 a square foot, according to Jeffrey D. Roseman, an executive vice president of Newmark Knight Frank Retail).
A trial observation report by the Kurdish Human Rights Project (KHRP) states that, in an aggravated felony court in the province of Mardin, a prosecutor indicted 405 members of the Derik District Gendarmerie Command, 65 of whom were senior officers, for raping Şükran Esen.
The rebels, all of whom hailed from the Sahel district, were commanded by the Mustaphs Ben Ahmed.
