Specialist New argues that the order to serve under United Nations command is illegal because he has sworn his oath of allegiance to the United States, not the United Nations.
Meanwhile some military personnel and members of the U.S. Congress opposed the practice of allowing U.S. troops to serve under UN command, arguing that it amounted to an infringement of national sovereignty.
A compromise was reached, by which Canada sent volunteers to serve under British command and with British pay, but the rift between French and English Canadians had been further exacerbated.
Mr. Dobbins, who is currently director of the International Security and Defense Policy Center at the Rand Corporation, said that providing security in Iraq would probably require twice the roughly 160,000 foreign troops who are there now, and that other countries that join the rebuilding effort might not want to serve under the command structure set up by the American military.
Wool instructed Brown to serve under the command of militia General Sandford to which Brown initially refused but eventually offered to serve in whatever capacity needed.
In 1940, when General Zhukov was promoted to commander of the Kiev Military District in the Ukraine, Bagramyan wrote a letter asking to serve under his command.
At this time, 5/7 RAR become the first battalion of the regiment to serve under UN command since the Korean War.
Here, he met, a First World War veteran eight years his senior, who would later volunteer to serve under his command.
In all, several hundred Americans are set to train about 3,000 Nigerians, who will then be sent to serve under the United Nations command in Sierra Leone, where ruthless guerrillas have specialized in chopping off the limbs of civilian victims.
He adhered to the view that state militia could not be required to serve under regular army command.
