Examples of using Military command in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Military command?
And A.M.C. C- Alternative Military Command Centre.
Military Command and Control”.
As of now, I assume full military command of this hut!
Sending people into potentiallydangerous situations is a natural consequence of military command.
The city hosted also a major military command and many regiments.
When that investigation is complete, we share our findings with the appropriate military command.
At the top of the military command structure is President Roosevelt as Commander and Chief.
Avar glanced at his guards, and Jack silently cursed the military command that had sent six men to disarm sixty.
In Vallegrande military command and especially the Bolivian rangers had been installed and….
Moreover, the 1948 war was characterized by the collapse of the Palestinian leadership,which was unable to create a uniform or orderly military command.
The military command is independent of the government and is exercised by an officer of the Mexican Navy.
In 1938, the Mandatory government requisitioned the entire southern wing of the hotel,and housed the military command and the Mandatory government secretariat there.
The French Military Command thought that German tanks could never cross this extremely rough terrain.
With the microchip substrates that Simon took, they can turn Lourdes into a cellular jamming station-- disrupt cell signals,FAA communications, military command and control.
At the end of the day, when the military command looks up, it sees us- the minister of defense and the prime minister.
At the height of World War II, a group of high-ranking German officers hatched a plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler,and seize power of the military command in order to end the war.
The military command has yet to investigate documented incidents of torture in March and excessive use of force in April that led to the death of a protester.
In spite of the good efforts of the mediators who tried in silence to speed up the treatment of this humanitarian matter, the enemy andtheir political leadership are still under the pressure of the security and military command.
Surrounded by the entire military command, he urged calm in a televised address and celebrated the still-unannounced results as a victory for Venezuela's democracy.
Underground Project 131 is a system of tunnels in China's Hubei province constructed in the late 1960s andthe early 1970s to accommodate the Chinese military command headquarters in case of a nuclear war.
In Vallegrande military command and especially the Bolivian rangers and the CIA agents who were sent to the region to combat the Ñancahuazú guerrilla had been installed.
It was brought to my attention that beyond requirements and as a good will gesture by the Government of Israel, within the framework of its relations with the Palestinian government andthe renewal of the efforts for peace, the military command decide to ease my sentence, subject to my signing this declaration and commitment.
Khomeini's strategy was to set up a separate military command structure linked tightly to the new Islamic leadership in Iran, whose loyalty to the revolution would not be in doubt.
On 27 October 2011 the Lebanese newspaper Al Joumhouria reported that in recent weeks the leader of Hizbullah, Hasan Nasrallah,held a series of meetings with the organization's highest level military command, as well as field commanders and operational-level commanders responsible for preparing Hizbullah's military force for war with Israel.
The responsibility for military command remained with the British Crown-in-Council, with a commander-in-chief for North America stationed at Halifax until the final withdrawal of British Army and Royal Navy units from that city in 1906.
In anticipation of the Italian surrender, the Germans reorganized their military command in southeast Europe early in the summer of 1943 so that it would be ready to take over the Italian- held areas and defend them in the event of a Western Allied invasion.