In a major shift of the military's center of gravity, the Unified Command Plan signed by President Bush in 2004 says the Special Operations Command now "leads, plans, synchronizes, and as directed, executes global operations against terrorist networks," in addition to its more traditional assignment to train, organize and equip Special Operations forces for missions under regional commanders.
It is a scalable tailorable Sustainment Brigade, with a mission statement of: Plans, synchronizes, monitors, and executes distribution operations.
The sentence he received was one of the longest handed down in recent years, reflecting claims by British counterterrorism officers that they had thwarted major conspiracies when they arrested him in August 2004, after he made detailed observations to plan synchronized attacks in New York, Newark, London and Washington, D.C.
But bitter executives from the Time Warner side of the house say that some of the plans to synchronize their businesses with AOL's were flawed from the beginning.
In the meantime, Terry Adams, of NRBQ, says he has enough material left from the Fleetwood Studio recording sessions for a few more CDs, and he has films of the town-hall concerts that he plans to synchronize with sound.
In the immediate future, the museum plans to synchronize with its Pinterest account (holding 67 boards and 1,811 pins as of this posting) and integrate a "pin it" button on each image.
It needs to be led by a strategic marketer who can then develop coherent, unified plans that synchronize across the enterprise.
Through IMCP, the federal government will reward best practices -- conditioning federal aid on communities' strong development plans, and synchronize grant programs across multiple departments and agencies.
Conducting operations involving 100 200 guys — that's pretty sophisticated to plan, coordinate, synchronize, and execute.
The operations officer plans and synchronizes troop movements, translating the strategic concepts of his chief into tactical reality.
Investigators plan to synchronize the data with the voice recorder, which includes the final two hours of the pilots' conversations and other cockpit sounds, including any alarms that would have sounded as its flight systems failed.
