The errors, confusions, near-accidents and miscomprehension of the leadership that Clawson reports are startling enough, but not as much as the operative command-and-control rules – or lack of them.
C.I.A. operatives also command an Afghan paramilitary force in the thousands.
Over the past year, Sam has used his experience training and fighting with Libyan militia and foreign covert operatives to command, train and arm brigades of Syrian rebels.
Teams of American military and intelligence operatives have a command post in Sana, the Yemeni capital, to track intelligence about militants in Yemen and plot future strikes.
The army said it also attacked "several buildings that belong to senior Hamas operatives and serve as command and control centers".
And that is all they are: the man who would be foreign secretary, and a woman consistently touted as a possible future Labour leader – they are operatives obeying a central command.
This approach is a separated one since it models the behavior of the operative part independently of the command part.
Moreover, the advantage of having, in whatever operative condition, the possibility of commanding the involved structures only in terms of the ultimate goals of each action, also seems to be the right basis for having non-negligible improvements within their integration with automated action planning, and even learning, techniques.
Yet the mistakes also spurred speculation about ISIS's command of foreign operations, its communications with operatives or sympathizers, and even its access to news, which had already reported the basics of the attack.
Once Duch had accepted that his prisoner was not a C.I.A. operative, he convinced the rebel high command to release him.
Task Force 150, now under Spanish command, has never captured a Qaeda operative or intercepted a terrorist arms shipment.
