These concerns led the command to set up its headquarters in Germany.
These concerns led the command to set up its headquarters in Stuttgart.
He led his command where they were needed, and he's the last of them to leave.
This settlement was first named Steptoeville (after Lieutenant Colonel Edward J. Steptoe, who led a command in the 1850s Indian wars) but was incorporated as Walla Walla (reportedly a Nez Percé word meaning "small rapid rivers").
Bosbyshell led his command at Globe Tavern and at Peebles's Farm.
Moore led his command upriver along the south bank of the Cape Fear, and fortified a river crossing at Rockfish Creek, which would have been the Loyalists' most direct path to Wilmington.
Moore then led his command of about 2,035 men south to Charleston, South Carolina, in November to assist the Patriot forces there after the attempted British assault at Sullivan's Island.
After being alerted to the disaster, the broadcast said, Mr. Jiang, Mr. Hu and other central military leaders "personally led and commanded the handling of the incident".
Huré again led directly, commanding a two-week complete siege that successfully forced the tribesmen and their families to surrender, they were treated well and given food and supplies and allowed to return to their homes.
I could not lead or command operations at night.
First glances prompt people to ask if I want a child ticket at the cinema, or if I have a young persons railcard on the Gatwick Express; they don't show a 28-year-old woman who can lead or command.
