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Sergeant Shaw, he took command.
He took command of HMS Warspite in December 1969.
In April 1773 he took command of HMS Orpheus.
He took command of the Battalion after his commander was wounded.
In 1626 he took command of some troops in Silesia.
We commend the Special Rapporteur, James Crawford,for having moved ahead at full speed since he took command of the subject matter in 1997.
In June 1929, he took command of Submarine Division 20.
He took command of the Composite Artillery Battalion and United States Free World Forces at Gio Linh in April 1967.
After the end of his mandate in the forces of UNPROFOR he took command of the Russian mercenary force in the so-called'army of the Republic of Srpska.
In 1813 he took command of E Troop Royal Horse Artillery and fought at the Battle of Vitoria, the Battle of Orthez and the Battle of Toulouse.
At a critical moment,when his officers‘had become casualties', he took command,‘capturing the objective and re-organising his men against possible attacks.
There he took command of the Austrian troops and raised the local militia.
After graduating from Marine Corps Command and Staff College with honors, he took command of 3rd Battalion 2nd Marines through its eight-month deployment to Southwest Asia during the Gulf War.
Initially, he took command of a mortar unit in the Mahal, the legion of Jewish and Christian foreign volunteers fighting for Israel.
After a period of residence in the United States, in 1817 he took command of the island of Margarita, from which base he led the campaigns against Barcelona and Cumana.
He took command of NATO's Allied Rapid Reaction Corps(ARRC), which deployed to the Balkans in 1995, Walker becoming the first officer to command the land component of the NATO-led Implementation Force.
Months later, he took command of the submarine O-15 SS-76.
In 1969, he took command of Submarine Division 31, homeported in San Diego, California.
In February, he took command of the corvette Diligencia 1781.
In 1933 he took command of the 2nd Imperial Guards Brigade; in 1934, command of the Tokyo Bay Fortress, and in 1935 command of the 9th Depot Division.
The following month, he took command of the 2nd Marine Division at Camp Lejeune.
Subsequently, he took command of his tribe in Astarabad, and declared independence from the Zand Shah.
In September 1938 he took command of Battleship Division 1, Battle Force.
In March 1947, he took command of the submarine HMS Ambush, remaining in that appointment until January 1948.
In early May 1861,Bowen was ordered to St. Louis where he took command of the new 2nd Regiment MVM, largely composed of members of the pro-secessionist Minutemen paramilitary organization.
In July 1964 he took command of HMS Dreadnought, the Royal Navy's first nuclear submarine.
In March 1916 he took command of the 4th Mounted Division and became a Major General two months later.
On 23 May 1794, he took command of the army in Corsica, and supervised the taking of Calvi the action in which Horatio Nelson lost an eye.
Following this service he took command of a small squadron in the Western Approaches, flying his flag in a number of different vessels, including the sloop HMS Echo, the 74-gun HMS Minotaur and the 64-gun HMS Sceptre.