Rabin, then prime minister, reappointed Sharon to a reserve command in the army, and in 1975 76 he served as a special counterterrorism adviser to Rabin.
"When Lisa and her husband made the decision she would comply with her orders to go and report to Fort Benning," Mr. Waple said, "the jurisdiction in her case changed from the reserve command in St . Louisto the command at Fort Benning.
Today 398 departing troops, representing the elite Special Forces and the Strategic Reserves Command, boarded a vessel docked in the harbor here in the capital while several hundred residents watched from behind an iron fence.
Gen. Suharto, then the head of the army's strategic reserve command and relying on support from the CIA, accused the powerful Communist Party of orchestrating a coup attempt and took over as the military's de facto leader.
Ships and aircraft require more-skilled and better-educated personnel than infantry divisions, and the navy and air force in most countries tend to use conscripts only in less-skilled roles, reserving the command roles (pilots, captains, engineers, navigators) for volunteers.
You cannot use these characters in icon names: \ : / * ? " > < | because they are reserved for executing basic command parameters.
Hand signals are reserved for vehicles; verbal commands are for pedestrians.
Officials say they have deployed hundreds of government employees and opened a command center usually reserved for natural disasters to match parents and children.
Reserved and intellectual, he both commanded troops during the worst atrocities of the war and negotiated the 1996 peace accords that ended it.
The car commands respect normally reserved for cars much more expensive.
When the Fed buys $40 billion worth of mortgage-backed securities, it pays for those assets by creating $40 billion of excess bank reserves, which command 0.25% interest.
