Mr. Azzolina, a Republican, wondered aloud yesterday whether the "dynamic situation" that Commander Cullen referred to was essentially a political situation.
Their testimony depicted him as one of the Army's most dynamic and inspirational commanders, a charismatic leader respected and admired by many former colleagues despite his guilty pleas.
A brilliant, dynamic and exceptionally innovative commander, his battalion has been characterized by superb esprit, discipline and professionalism".
MetOps, a messaging and recording system, was not designed for dynamic incident management, and means commanders have no simple way to view the latest situation during an evolving incident, the report says.
However, most architecture models are far more concerned with user-controlled applications and they do not consider the specificities of supervision applications in which the human operator acts as the controller and commander of an independent dynamic process.
But the dynamic changed, he said, after an important local commander from the Alawite minority that controls Syria, Hussein al-Deib, was killed near a government checkpoint by opposition fire.
Met police commander Stephen Watson said the situation was "complex and dynamic".
General Clark's own quickly assembled team sees him as a dynamic executive with the unquestioned stature to challenge President Bush as commander in chief at a time of international turmoil.
"Exercise Dynamic Mongoose is a great training opportunity," said Rear Admiral Brad Williamson, the US commander overseeing the exercises, in a press release this week.
By August 1918, Scheer and a group of prominent commanders in the High Seas Fleet had convinced Wilhelm II that the senior officers in the naval high command needed to be replaced by more dynamic individuals.
