Rather its intention is for Mesa to become a global command hub for its data center operations — meaning the site will be used as the central location where it receives and configures servers, assembling them into racks, before distributing the units for use in its various data centers.
During the Second World War, he rose in rank to become a lieutenant commander and commanded the 6th Motor Gun Boat Flotilla and later the 8th Motor Gun Boat Flotilla.
Only 1 of the 22, Unbridled's Song, earned as much as $1 million in racing purses, and he also went on to become a successful sire, commanding stud fees as high as $125,000.
He rose to become a colonel and commanded Tilbury Fort, an important defensive position on the approach to London by river.
At least 800 more crowded the sidewalk in lines that stretched halfway down the block to the parish school -- which had become a command center for the salvage effort -- and pressed against the chain-link fence around the schoolyard across Beach 129th Street, where the Red Cross served meals to emergency workers.
The screened-in back porch would become a command center, and there he and Mary Pat would sit -- dealing with the crisis, and looking at the woods.
"Well, I mean, what are the chances that that same IP would become a command and control node again?
By mid-afternoon, Tomahawk Hut had become a command center, with maps, a stockpile of GPS trackers, and UHF radios.
It is not one that, in order to become a woman, she is required – commanded might be the better word – to repudiate.
In a telephone interview last night after practice, Jenkins said he hopes to become a branch infantry platoon leader commanding a fire platoon of about 40 ground soldiers armed with rifles, carbines and machine guns.
