A president is now not just commander-in-chief but assassin-in-chief, a role that no imaginable future president is likely to reject.
The president is not just the commander in chief; he is the information officer in chief.
The reforms radically overhauled the military command structure, making Chávez not just titular commander-in-chief but de facto generalissimo, with the right to fire, promote and demote military officers on a whim.
The performance of the 49th to date appears to have impressed not just Army commanders, but also critics of the American presence in Bosnia since NATO troops arrived in December 1995.
Levitt portrays Ali Tajideen not just as a commander but as a major player in Jihad al-Binna, a construction company designated by the Treasury in 2007 for links to Hezbollah, and asserts "the Tajideen brothers" had used another company to purchase land on behalf of Hezbollah.
In parallel, Ipsilanti himself is shown to be not just a military commander, but also as a prince.
The remarks were an obvious affront, not just to the commander-in-chief, but also to America's very system of civilian government.
It is not just the field commanders, but also some of the leaders who are giving the orders who may also be held accountable".
Life in the White House is demanding not just for the commander-in-chief, however.
His shift signals the influence not just of Pentagon commanders, led by retired Marine general and now Defense Secretary James N. Mattis, but of the current and retired generals whom Trump has brought into the White House — in particular H.R. McMaster as national security advisor and John F. Kelly as chief of staff.
The governor's task force has attracted a fair amount of skepticism, and not just because its first commander had to step down in January after he admitted to having won $2,300 at a Mississippi casino.
