Sentence examples for logistical command from inspiring English sources

A new logistical command, the 470th Transportation Group, was created to handle logistics in Cambodia and the new "Liberation Route" ran through Siem Prang and reached the Mekong at Stung Treng.

On that date the Far East Command activated the Japan Logistical Command with Major General Walter L. Weible in command.

In this, Miles is following the lead of author Hilary Mantel, whose sprawling fictional portrait of Cromwell in the Booker Prize-winning novels "Wolf Hall" and "Bring Up the Bodies" has given rise to the Royal Shakespeare Company's excellent — though by no means problem free — two-part production, staged with impressive logistical command by Jeremy Herrin.

Fifteen per cent of the participants served as combat craft-crews, 14% as rangers, and 18% were in logistical, command or intelligence functions.

The others are either deskbound, untrained for anything other than sitting in one static position in Europe to deter the Soviet Union or lacking in logistical, engineering and command and control support for long-range missions.

The island's base facilities were further expanded in 1945 to support the Australian-led Borneo Campaign, and Morotai remained an important logistical hub and command center until the Dutch reestablished their colonial rule in the NEI.

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

"We will certainly be looking at doing things that will help build the Supreme Military Command's logistical capabilities," the State Department official said, referring to the military wing of the opposition.

But ICE did provide technical and logistical support, including a command post, to the Mexican authorities, and interviewed people in the United States who were believed to have information related to the kidnapping, said Leticia Zamarripa, an ICE spokeswoman in El Paso, across the border from Ciudad Juárez.

The administration and some NATO members have been pressing for the alliance to take charge of the international force patrolling south-central Iraq, which is now under Polish command and receiving logistical support from NATO.

You're not a First Responder like a fire department or paramedic unit; you're not FEMA; and, do not command the vast logistical resources of an entire government... What would SMART Aid consist of in this situation?