Here is his note of an exchange with General William Westmoreland, at a hearing of the Gates Commission on the draft in 1969 In the course of this testimony, he made the statement that he did not want to command an army of mercenaries.
Governor Dinwiddie was publicly supportive of Washington, but criticized him privately, noting that some of the Virginia Regiment's problems originated in a "want of proper Command".
Power: People who are driven by a need for power aren't looking for a Napoleonic "I want to command the world" kind of dominance, but they do want to be recognized for being influential.
If you want to command respect from other people, then you have to take good care of yourself.
You want to command attention, not just ask for it.
His executive actions, his Sunday tweet, and the no-impulse-control quip at the CIA add up to one horrific conclusion: in a matter of months, Authoritarian Donald wants to command his world war.
"But millennials want to go to the CEO and say, 'Have you thought about this?' They don't want a bureaucratic chain of command".
In part, this was a question of budget, with Fuller lacking the funds for the movie he'd dreamed of, and you could argue that he made the best of a squashed job, ramming home his vision of a war conducted not by bands of brothers but by a gang of freelancers, shackled to themselves for want of a chain of command.
The Russian Language, Culture, and History field of study is for students who want to obtain command of the Russian language and to pursue a broad, interdisciplinary study of Russian literature and culture in an historical context.
"They're something that everyone in the chain of command wants to ensure is done absolutely right," he said.
A constitution consisting of an executive in one single assembly, and a legislative in another, is already composed of two armies in battle array; and nothing is wanting but the word of command to begin the combat.
