Sentence examples for has commanded in from inspiring English sources

He has commanded in both Britain's current wars, Afghanistan as well as Iraq, and has a distinguished record with the SAS.

His replacement is to be Lieutenant General Stanley McChrystal, former head of special operations command, with Lieutenant General David Rodriguez, who has commanded in eastern Afghanistan, as his deputy.

In truth, it's the generals who have commanded in Iraq and Afghanistan, not those advising back in Washington, who interest him.

"That's at least $50,000 less than it would have commanded in a non-land-leased building," she said.

Gen. Augustine Prevost, who had commanded in Florida, made Savannah his headquarters and defended that city in the fall against d'Estaing and a Franco-American army.

He talked about valor and sacrifice and how the men he had commanded in Vietnam were actually boys, some as young as 17.

Later he searched in the Azores for the Revenge, the ship Drake had commanded in 1588, and dived in Panama to see if he could find Drake's body in its lead coffin.

NBC, which was the top-rated network last season, has been more successful, but still has been limited to price increases well below the double-digit increases that all the networks have commanded in past years.

For the battle, von Kluge placed him in command of Second Panzer Army in addition to Ninth Army again, a larger total force than he had commanded in Citadel.

When he was eventually promoted air marshal in 1948 the RAAF was made up of approximately 8,000 staff, compared to 175,000 the world's fourth largest air force he had commanded in 1945 as air vice-marshal.

The 27-year Army veteran has commanded troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.