Sentence examples for integrated command structure from inspiring English sources

The world needs a permanent standing United Nations army, with its own integrated command structure, logistical support, weapons and stable budget.

France, though not part of the integrated command structure of NATO, is a member of the alliance and has deployed thousands of troops under American command to the peacekeeping operations in Bosnia.

The need for an integrated command structure received more emphasis during the Australian military's experiences in the Vietnam War.

The need for an integrated command structure received more emphasis as a result of the inefficient arrangements which at times hindered the military's efforts during the Vietnam War.

And even the massive US role in helping the Philippines recover from one of the biggest typhoons in world history, which is bringing US Navy and Marine forces into an integrated command structure with Philippine forces as they play the leading role, is not enough.

The two men established a unified command structure, organised the defenders into a single brigade and implemented an integrated defence system.

For the Germans, whose particular initiative it was, this remarkable experiment is the next best thing to bringing the French forces back into the integrated Nato command structure from which they were withdrawn in 1966 by President de Gaulle.

Although the focus of NATO for 40 years has been on the military threat from the Soviet Union, another tacit reason for the alliance was the maintenance of military control over a rearmed West Germany through an integrated NATO command structure.

It is a military alliance that, unique in history, fields forces that can operate together in any environment, an integrated military command structure to control operations anywhere, and core capabilities that few allies could buy by themselves.

But the Gaullist motive in withdrawing French forces from Nato's integrated military command structure was to retain a strategic freedom of manoeuvre to prevent France being swept automatically, as part of an American-led alliance, into a conflict that was judged not to be in her interest.

It is scheduled to adopt a European currency, the euro, by 1999, thus yielding control over much economic policy to a European central bank; and it has indicated that it will return to the integrated military command structure of NATO, thus abandoning the most potent symbol of the Gaullist "non" to Washington.