Sentence examples for establishment of headquarters from inspiring English sources

Soon after the establishment of Headquarters RAAF Station Darwin, Minister for Air James Fairbairn visited the base.

In the aftermath of World War II, No. 3 AD continued to command and administer the base until the re-establishment of Station Headquarters Amberley in 1947.

CFO Jason Child said 3 cents of the tax was related to the establishment of the international headquarters in Switzerland.

Because of the enormous size of the network and the country-wide coverage of virtually all the important forest ecosystems, the network requires institutional support to ensure the survival of this unique "Green Infrastructure", and the establishment of several observational headquarters in different parts of the country is currently being discussed.

The unit would be structured for both conventional operations and domestic counter-terrorism, with an initial establishment of a battalion headquarters, Tactical Assault Group (East), two commando companies, logistic support company, logistic support company, operational support company and a signal squadron.

Instead, and in place of the lofty rhetoric of 2015, Juncker's 50-minute speech unveiled concrete economic and security proposals, including the establishment of an EU defence headquarters to work towards a common military force.

WASHINGTON — President Obama will close the office of political affairs at the White House in preparation for the establishment of his re-election headquarters, which will open its doors in Chicago by late March to concentrate on building a national fund-raising and grass-roots operation to rival his first campaign, aides said.

The board noted the establishment of the Permanent Joint Headquarters, designed to put an end to the "ad hoc and reactive way" in which operations had been carried out while under single service control.

General Jones said the commission urged the establishment of an "Iraqi-Coalition transition headquarters" that would focus on military, political, economic and legal issues and would "show visible and consistent progress toward transition, which is a crucial message that people need to understand".

The brigade headquarters had an establishment of seven officers and forty-seven men.

The Kathiawar Imperial Service Signal Troop, commanded by Captain Henry St. George Scott of the 4th Gurkha Rifles, were with brigade headquarters, with an establishment of one Indian officer and twenty-seven men of other ranks, including twelve despatch riders from Idar State.