Sentence examples for later command from inspiring English sources

Starting off as a simple foot soldier, a player will later command squads and tanks and fly fighter planes and helicopters.

While he was an able commander, his lack of combat experience resulted in his being replaced by Middleton (though Reinhardt would later command a division in European fighting).

He would later command the 8th Battalion of the Black Watch during the First World War, in which he was wounded at the Battle of Loos.

A young woman who can avoid an unintended pregnancy is more likely to stay in school and to later command higher wages.

With the death of Lamachus in battle some time later, command of the Sicilian Expedition fell into the hands of Nicias, whom modern scholars have judged to be an inadequate military leader.

During the 1923 Victorian Police strike, Monash appointed McCay to create, and later command the Special Constabulary Force that was established to carry out police duties during the strike.

At the opening of World War II, he was commandant of the U.S. Army Infantry School, Fort Benning, Georgia, and he later commanded the 82nd and 28th infantry divisions.

Rising through the ranks after the conflict, he later commanded the U.S. 24th Infantry Division and was one of the commanders of the Invasion of Grenada in 1983.

He also commanded Task Force 77 between Taiwan and mainland China and became chief of staff to the Pacific commander, commanded Carrier Division Six in the Mediterranean during the Lebanon landing and later commanded the Sixth Fleet.

He later commanded bomber and tanker squadrons, served at Strategic Air Command headquarters in Nebraska, was vice commander of the Seventh Air Force in Vietnam and commanded the United States Air Forces in Europe before being elevated to Air Force chief of staff in 1974.

He later commanded Coast Guard stations in Philadelphia, Cleveland, Washington, Seattle, New Orleans and St . Louis