Sentence examples for was removed from his command from inspiring English sources
In December of 1792, Hohenlohe-Kirchberg's forces defended Trier from the Army of the Moselle so well that its commander, General of Division Pierre de Ruel, marquis de Beurnonville, was removed from his command by his superiors in Paris.
The project was removed from his command in July.
Because Ormonde maintained ties with the Jacobites, who upheld Stuart claims to the English throne, he was removed from his command on the accession of the Hanoverian king George I in 1714.
The officer, Lt. Wayne Rioux, who was removed from his command as supervisor of Troop B in North Canaan after the accusations were made last summer, said that the claims were false and that he would fight them in court.
"They don't even know what's going on inside their military command in Kabul" — an allusion to the scandal in which General Stanley McChrystal was removed from his command — "so how can they hope to know what's happening here?" As I left Javanfekr's office, he gave me a letter to forward to Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary.
St. Clair was removed from his command and sent to headquarters for an inquiry.
An Australian navy captain has been removed from his command for violating Indonesia's territorial waters.
A top U.S. military official in consideration to be Donald Trump's director of national intelligence has been recommended to be removed from his command in the Obama administration.
In a telegram to Putnik dated 27 October 1914, Stepanović complained that the 2nd Army did not have enough shells to resist the Austro-Hungarians effectively and requested that he be removed from his command; Putnik denied the request, but ordered all units to resist the Austro-Hungarian advance for as long as possible before retreating.
After General Sinclair was removed from his position as deputy commander in Afghanistan in May, he was reassigned to Fort Bragg as the special assistant to 18th Airborne Corps' commanding general.
At the capital, he was removed from his post as comes excubitorum, which went to Heraclius's cousin Nicetas, while command in Anatolia went to the other surviving general of Maurice, Philippicus, brought out of retirement.
