Sentence examples for the problem of command from inspiring English sources

For example, DARPA's third director, Jack Ruina (1961 63), recognized that the problem of command, control, and communication of the nation's military forces was one that computer technology might affect.

He had not been paid in two months and was overwhelmed by the problems of commanding his company, part of the 1st Brigade, 11th Iraqi Army Division.

In 1947, in a slim volume entitled "Men Against Fire: The Problem of Battle Command in Future War," Marshall took the military by surprise.

It investigates the problem of building control-command systems out of Commercial off the shelf (COTS) components.

This paper considers the problem of redistricting or redrawing police command boundaries.

In a place like the Air Force Academy, with its command structure and leadership from the top, it is the duty of those in positions of authority to confront and remedy the problem of an anti-gay environment or command climate, whether it is real or perceived.

The Army's General Staff had assessed the problems of leadership, tactics, command and control to improve effectiveness.

It has some of the problems of the Soviet command economy in that, while it can do ballistic missiles fairly well, it's not so good with fridges.

In addition to facing some of the Union's most capable generals, the army was plagued by problems of command, supply, and logistics for the duration of the war.

At the Pentagon, while there were also problems of command and control, the emergency response was generally effective.

It is the fuzzy control mechanism that straightforwardly handles the problems of behaviour arbitration and command fusion.