Sentence examples for go on to command from inspiring English sources

Carl Schurz would go on to command a division, fighting at the Second Battle of Bull Run, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg and elsewhere.

Why reduce the future debt of students who will go on to command salaries just as high as their classmates from wealthier homes?

In 1915, Bernhard Rogge, who would go on to command the raider Atlantis during World War II, served aboard the ship as a cadet.

In 1911, the ship came under the command of Franz von Hipper, who would go on to command the I Scouting Group during the war.

In 1912, Theodor Krancke served aboard the ship as a cadet; he would go on to command the heavy cruiser Admiral Scheer in World War II.

That year, Erich Raeder who would go on to command the Kriegsmarine in World War II was promoted to serve as a watch officer aboard her.

Edmund Allenby, 6th Dragoons, who started the war as the commander of the Cavalry Division, went on to command the Cavalry Corps, then V Corps, the Third Army, and the Egyptian Expeditionary Force.

The only officers to command the British Expeditionary Force on the Western Front were both cavalrymen, while the original commander of the British Cavalry Division went on to command the Egyptian Expeditionary Force during the Palestine Campaign, and another cavalryman became the Chief of the Imperial General Staff.

He went on to command the Navy's first nuclear-powered surface ship, the cruiser Long Beach, from 1959 to 1963.

Pol Pot, the overall leader, went on to command a rebel army that inflicted civil war on the country until the mid 1990s.

Turner went on to command other boats and, indeed, was torpedoed once again, and again survived, retiring in 1919 to a village near Dartmoor.