An international force must then be given the financial resources, manpower and disciplined command needed to protect itself and effectively carry out its mandate.
Thus the Sicilian aristocracy had not only wealth but vast manpower at their command, something that had by this time declined in many other parts of Europe.
In the summer of 1991, the performance of the ZNG was poor because it lacked manpower and weapons, and exerted inadequate command and control.
In contrast, the Allies still lacked a unified command and suffered from morale and manpower problems: the British and French armies were sorely depleted, and American troops had not yet transitioned into a combat role.
From 1942, the structure of the RAAF was divided such that Bostock was in operational charge of the Air Force in the South West Pacific but relied on Air Vice Marshal Jones as CAS for supplies of manpower and equipment, while Jones was nominally in command of the entire RAAF but played no part in directing its major air operations against Japan.
He did so via an e-mail to the 1st Infantry Division's command sergeant major, requesting an increase in manpower to cover our requirement for a liaison.
With Mr. bin Laden and his followers in the Al Qaeda organization as the prime suspects, federal authorities opened operational command centers as they began to mobilize manpower for a huge investigation that is likely to expand into a global effort to track down those responsible for the attacks.
"The First World War was eventually resolved not by any discovery or application of new military technique by the high commands but by the relentless attrition of manpower by industrial output," Keegan writes.
An exhibition like this — with works on loan from some 24 collections in 11 countries — takes the kind of space and manpower that few American museums other than the Met could command.
Miller decides to take command and defend the bridge with what little manpower and resources are available.
Infanterie-Division (709th Infantry Division) for ground defense under the command of Leutnant Geissler, which brought the overall manpower of the battery close to 400 men.
