Hutagalung, together with officers under his commander Colonel Bambang Sugeng and government officials under Governor Wongsonegoro, spent several days discussing ways to ensure the attack could be successful.
Vahan, an Armenian and the former garrison commander of Emesa, was made the overall field commander, and had under his command a purely Armenian army.
Under McMaster's approach, his commanders saturated an area with soldiers until it had been cleared of insurgents, then held it until Iraqi security forces were gradually built to a level where they could assume control.
Even when deciding to protect American oil interests in the Gulf, after Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait, George H.W. Bush worked with allies, and under a U.N. umbrella -- refusing his commanders' pleas to advance on Baghdad, after liberating Kuwait.
From 1922 to 1924 he was assigned to the Panama Canal Zone, and there he came under the inspiring influence of his commander, Brig.
Alla-ud-din Khilji, the Sultan of Delhi, was determined to bring South India under his domain and sent his commander, Malik Kafur, on a southern expedition to plunder the Seuna capital Devagiri in 1311.
(April to June 1862), under his foster brother, Commander David Farragut.
But Mr. Bush has said he authorized the intercepts under his power as commander in chief.
When Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation — 150 years ago tomorrow — he justified it as a military necessity under his power as commander in chief.
Finally, it asserted that the president was free under his authority as commander in chief to order torture notwithstanding treaties and laws barring it.
