Examples of using Took command in English and their translations into Norwegian
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When he first took command?
I just took command of this regiment a few days ago.
Should have tried it before I took command.
When she took command of the Hera.
Captain Richard Valentine Morris took command of the ship.
When I first took command of the 2nd Mass, we were 300.
As soon as i heard you took command again.
The way you took command with that flawless German.
I was not active at first as the Swedes took command of things.
He took command of the Battalion after his commander was wounded.
It was years ago, before I took command of the Enterprise.
The Prince took command of the rearguard, again had to prove himself a"master retreat".
In 426, Aetius arrived in southern Gaul and took command of the field army.
Cadet, by the time you took command, there'd be nobody left to call you anything.
I gave orders to close the bar as soon as I heard you took command again.
Cadet, by the time you took command there would be nobody left to call you anything.
He was transferred to the Bavarian General Staff, where on 21 January 1918 he took command of the 6th Army.
De Ruyter took command of a new expeditionary fleet and managed to liberate Nyborg in 1659.
In the spring of 1796, Napoleon Bonaparte took command of the army of Italy.
Since Augustine took command, there have been no escapes from the Conduit Detention Facility at Curdun Cay Station.
Subsequently, Blood returned to India and, in 1885, took command of the Bengal Sappers and Miners.
While Busse took command of the 9th Army on 21 January 1945, his appointment was never confirmed.
He was later promoted to general and took command of the First French Brigade in Egypt.
Talib took command of both tribes, whilst Al-Abbas and Hakim, Lady Khadijah's nephew from the tribe of Asad accompanied them.
Has there ever been a case when a traitorous military commander took command again for the side he betrayed?
Took command of the first mate immediately realized that artillery battle he did not shine, and ordered to move at full speed.
In February 1945, Austeen returned to active service and took command of the British 126 squadron stationed at RAF Bentwaters.
The Germans and Italians split off and elected a new leader, an Italian named Rainald, while for the French,Geoffrey Burel took command.
Nine-handed action left both tables playing short-handed, and Hall absolutely took command, more than tripling his stack during that period.
Demoralised by Howard's death and short of supplies, the English fleet retreated to Plymouth,where Howard's brother Thomas took command.