General Petraeus also needs a replacement at Central Command (his nominal superior) who won't undermine his efforts.
During his tenure at Space Command, he witnessed visitors to its headquarters expressing incredulity that the United States could only watch helplessly if a missile were launched at this country, even if by accident.
In his current post at Central Command, he has worked closely with our forces in Afghanistan.
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One of them immediately called for his CFO and wrote out a detailed memo to all county heads under his command telling them what not to spend on at all, and what to seek his pre-fact approval for before spending.
That's a filmmaker alert to his environment and the tools at this command.
Mr Marin said nothing would immediately change at the football federation or at the World Cup organising committee under his command.
Allen lacks senior level combat command, he was the White House's top pick for the role, largely because of his experience as the deputy at Central Command.
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Although the government's spending plans received a fairly critical reception, most of the barbs (for once) were aimed at the chancellor and his typically labyrinthine new command-and-control systems for monitoring the journey of every tax pound.
It also comes at the beginning of a week in which senior aides say Bush will make a number of public appearances, including his announced stops at the Pentagon and Central Command headquarters.
On July 3, 1775, at Cambridge, Massachusetts, he took command of his ill-trained troops and embarked upon a war that was to last six grueling years.
It may be that his very command of the business details at issue suggests that he, as much as anyone, should have been able to control events.
One Royal Navy captain after another would champion his new command's inaugural performance at sea trials, or praise the yard to the hilt when a vessel returned to the port of its birth.
Mr Netanyahu will command at least 62 votes when he presents his proposed government to the Knesset for approval next week.
The captain of the submarine at the time - Cdr Andy Coles - was relieved of his command shortly after the incident.
Mr. Kim's longtime second-in-command, Kim Yong Nam, took his place at the parade and may take on a bigger short-term role.
"Today is not about change, it's about continuity, " Dunford said at a change-of-command ceremony in Kabul attended by his predecessor Marine Gen.
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He was in command of his facts, but Vista bombed and, at times, seemed as if it was going to take the company down with it.
"It's a decision I respect as it's for family reasons, " added Brown, who also had Pedersen under his command in his days as number two to Sam Allardyce at Bolton.
Ghana's Gyan could command a strong sympathy vote after his dramatic hero and villain role at the World Cup.
Wild said her son always wanted to go into the military, like his father, who is a command chief in the Air Force Reserve at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware.
Mr. Capus had publicly said as recently as April that the team in place at "Today" was the right one, but the show's executive producer, Jim Bell, and Mr. Burke, who have built a rapport since Mr. Burke came from his role as Mr. Robert's second-in-command at Comcast to lead NBCUniversal, favored a more aggressive approach, according to people familiar with the matter.
While chronicling one of America's fastest-growing industries with admirable diligence, and all the authority at the command of the Journal's careful prose, Mr O'Brien gradually abandons his objectivity to make it clear that he does not much approve of all this, for all the gaming industry's vast contributions to state and local tax coffers.
He soon lost his board seat as well after taking a swing at Meitec's new second-in- command.
Tommy Franks, Central Command commander, was given essentially a 48-hour window to launch this attack at his discretion, based on the conditions he saw at the ground, when he felt the timing would be absolutely right.
To command a majority in parliament, he needs at least two parties to co-operate with his.
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In a Bristol Beaufighter of RAF Coastal Command, Wing Cdr Gatward and his crew flew over the main streets of the capital at the level of third-floor windows.
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