The plan is that by 2010, each of five regions will have a brigade, under AU command, that will be ready to rush to trouble spots at short notice.
At the peak of the Cold War, 16 member nations maintained an approximate strength of 5,252,800 active military, including as many as 435,000 forward deployed US forces, under a command structure that reached a peak of 78 headquarters, organized into four echelons.
But his group's combat losses were heavy, and his record was tarnished by verbal attacks — amplified by a Time magazine article — on an all-black squadron under his command that came to be known as the Tuskegee Airmen.
But together, these three very different men -- each more or less handpicked by Gen. George C. Marshall, perhaps the best talent scout the United States Army has ever possessed -- went on to form a partnership under Eisenhower's command that was extraordinarily effective on the battlefield.
These characters are all Turks under Tseng's command that originally appeared in Before Crisis.
One issue Mr. Arafat declined to discuss was a ship smuggling munitions under Palestinian command that Israel intercepted in the Red Sea in January.
Just hours before the invasion of Iraq in 2003, in which General Mattis ordered his force on a race from Kuwait to Baghdad, sowing chaos among Iraqi units along the way, he wrote a message to Marines under his command that encapsulates the general's thinking.
But it was under their command that Mr. Melnichenko secretly made the digital recordings by placing a microphone under the president's couch.
In March 1916, Kapitänleutnant Hans Nieland replaced von Rosenberg-Grusczyski as the captain of U-67, and it was under his command that U-67 was most successful, sinking 18 ships with a combined a total of, while damaging a further three of 14,766 tons.
Especially those great dearest mujahedin, under my command, that they should distance themselves from Mullah Akhtar Mansour and his group".
