Blackader had passed the exams for "tactical fitness for command" of a battalion in 1908, and was given command of a battalion and promoted to lieutenant colonel in September 1912.
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Mr. Cheney, at a town-hall-style stop in Tallahassee, attacked Senator John Kerry's fitness to command, saying, "There isn't anything in John Kerry's background, in the last 30 years, that gives you any reason to believe that he would, in fact, be tough in terms of prosecuting the war on terror".
It also calls into question his fitness to wield "command of the US nuclear arsenal".
Turner's players must provide their own leadership, and every losing streak sparks questions about the team's character and commitment, as well as Turner's command fitness.
Though success did not attend this voyage, it brought Franklin into personal intercourse with the leading scientific men of London, and they were not slow in ascertaining his peculiar fitness for the command of such an enterprise.
Today, the most interesting apps don't even require an electronic display on the watch, such as functions for payment, identity, audio commands and fitness.
This is not a chapel concert series, but a command sponsored "Spiritual Fitness" program, paid for with DoD contracts.
The failure of the brigade to reach all its objectives, led to doubts about the fitness of Keller for his command, although the preparations for Operation Charnwood might have been the reason for Keller delegating planning for Operation Windsor to the 8th Canadian Infantry Brigade commander, Brigadier K. G. Blackader.
