Recently, advanced fire rescue techniques have required sensing of environmental conditions and firefighters' vitals in addition to the regular command messages between the firefighters and the commander, who oversees the entire fire rescue operation [5].
Such groups typically operate outside the normal chains of command, which means that their presence and movements are not always known by regular field commanders.
Indiana militia leaders learned of Morgan's capture of Brandenburg, ten miles south of Corydon, and his intent to cross into Indiana in a dispatch from Regular Army commanders in Louisville.
So here in a makeshift base camp, we have a brigade headquarters with few reservists to command and no regular Army commander to support.
This episode, when Fremont abruptly removed his explorer's disguise to declare himself, grandiosely, "Military Commandant of the Territory of California," earned him the enmity of the regular Army commander, Brig.
While the Army has nearly a half-million regular troops, its commanders argue that the length of the American involvement in Bosnia has strained regular divisions in Germany and at home, leaving them unready for their wartime missions.
Semen Semenchenko, the popular commander of the Donbas Battalion, one of the trapped militia units, put a post on Facebook blaming the regular army command.
Gymnasiums have been discovered inside royal quarters and records speak of regular physical training for commanders and their armies during peace time.
Jomini concludes that "commanders of regular armies are ill-advised to engage in such wars because they will lose them," and even apparent successes will prove short-lived.
"He is not a regular guy anymore," one commander said.
