Ví dụ về việc sử dụng He became commander trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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In 1932 he became Commander of the Royal Siamese Army.
On 19 February 1968, Ivanov was promoted to army general,and in May, he became commander of the Voroshilov Academy.
In 1910 he became commander of the 17th infantry regiment.
On June 6, during the Battle of Sutjeska he became commander of 3rd Assault Division of YPLA.
He became commander of the Leningrad Military District the same year.
In 1790 Malet's family disinherited him for supporting the French revolution,when he became commander of his home town's National Guard and celebrated the anniversary of the storming of the Bastille.
He became commander of the Northern fleet's submarine brigade in 1940.
On 2 July 1918, he became commander of UB-68, operating in the Mediterranean.
He became commander of the division before studying at the Special Faculty of the Military Academy of the General Staff.
In April 1941, he became commander of XII Corps responsible for the defence of Kent.
In 1946 he became commander of Soviet ground forces and First Deputy Minister of Defense of the Soviet Union, replacing Zhukov.
In 1945 he became commander of 31st army and deputy head of the logistical department.
After the war, he became commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers stationed at West Point.
In June he became commander of the 9th Mechanized Army, stationed in Romania with the Southern Group of Forces.
He became commander of the Bryansk Front in October 1941 and was fatally wounded during the breakout from the Bryansk Pocket.
He became commander and military commissar of the 29th Separate Gomel Battalion of the OGPU Troops of the Western Front in June 1922.
In May 1918, he became Commander of the Australian Corps and was later knighted by King George V in August of 1918.
In 1937, he became commander of a tank division.[2] In June of that year, he became commander of the 5th Mechanized Corps.[5].
In April 1920, he became commander of the 58th Cavalry Regiment, and in August took command of the Separate Bashkir Cavalry Brigade.
In November 1885 he became commander of the 2nd Guards Infantry Brigade and in January 1888 was given command of the 3rd Division.
In October 1939 he became commander of the Murmansk Army Group which was transformed into the 14th Army, at the head of which he participated in the Soviet-Finnish war.
Since December 1931 he became commander of Squadron for Special Objectives, based on Moscow Central Airport, which was tasked with carrying the commanders of the Red Army.
In October, he became commander of the Air Forces of the Moscow Military District, but was soon transferred to lead the Air Forces of the Special Red Banner Far Eastern Army(VVS OKDVA) in November.
He became commander of Nikšić Partisan Detachment, deputy commander of Main Headquarters of Montenegro and finally a member of Supreme Staff of the Yugoslav People's Liberation Army.
He became commander of the regiment in 1972, and then in 1975 chief of staff of the MVD's escort division in Siberia.[1] Promoted to polkovnik in 1979 he became chief of staff of the Ministry's Internal Affairs Directorate for Western Siberia, and in 1984 became head of the directorate.
In 1951 he became Supreme Commander of the NATO.
A few weeks before the war ended, he became division commander.
In July 1940 he became deputy commander of the 6th Mechanized Corps.
In Blacklist he became the commander of a unit called Fourth Echelon.
In March 1930, he became the commander of courses at the Red Commanders School.