Day-to-day operations were left in the control of local management, but movements necessary for the war were coordinated by a committee of general managers.
During World War I, Solomon worked with the Chicago war leaders to coordinate war efforts for forty different nationalities.
To distinguish between tug-of-war and coordinated transport mechanisms, we examined how inhibition of one class of motors affected the forces exerted on IFT trains traveling in the opposite direction (Laib et al., 2009).
During World War I Sherwin coordinated the activities of Cleveland's women's organizations.
On the same day, he visited with Thomas Mabry of the Graphic Division of the War Department's Office of Facts and Figures, which coordinated war-themed posters and billboards.
Mr. Rumsfeld then went to the National Military Command Center, the Pentagon's fortified war room, where he coordinated Defense Department activities and received briefings throughout the day despite the smoke that leaked into the area.
After a war breaks out, decision makers see the opening of talks as a constructive step in the conflict's resolution - dialogue allows for deals to be brokered and the logistics of war termination to be coordinated among all the relevant parties.
And in "The Next Attack" Daniel Benjamin and Steven Simon wrote that planning efforts for the war were often not coordinated, that many officials were working out of channels, "issuing directives without ever having their plans scrubbed in the kind of tedious, iterative process that the government typically uses to make sure it is ready for any contingency".
Be they in the American cities during the first half of the 20th century or in southern regions of Italy after World War II, these machines coordinated clientelistic distribution of collective goods (housing, jobs, subsidies) on a large scale in order to support local "bosses".
The company has promised to restore a movie theater to show documentaries about the war and is coordinating with forestry officials and with historians from the Museum of the Second World War — scheduled to open in Gdansk in 2014 — to construct a permanent outdoor exhibition about what happened at the Wolf's Lair.
