Examples of using Took command in English and their translations into Portuguese
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With Ben gone, I took command.
Cresswell took command of No. 2 OTU on 21 May 1953.
From 1946 the terrorists took command.
Nelson duly took command of the"Hinchinbrook" on 1 September.
I pulled rank on regular detail and took command of security.
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Maynard took command of the two armed sloops on 17 November.
You're doing what I did when I first took command.
An alien lied and took command of a government organization.
On 31 May 1805 Captain William Brown took command of Ajax.
There he took command of the Austrian troops and raised the local militia.
During the voyage the captain died and Lambert took command.
Manfred von Richthofen, the Red Baron, took command of Jasta 11 in January 1917.
Degrelle took command of the Wallonien division, where he fought on the Eastern Front.
After Bill left,Major Holtz of Special Forces took command of the Jedi's.
In 1518, he took command of an expedition to secure the interior of Mexico.
The 19th Century was the century in which the executive took command of the state.
In 1907 he took command of the 30th Battalion of Chasseurs Alpins as lieutenant-colonel.
The 20th Century was the century in which parliament took command of the executive.
He then took command of the 81st Brigade and his troops took Steinbach in Alsace.
He received the Air Efficiency Award in 1965, andthe following year took command of RAAF Ubon, Thailand.
In 1942 McLachlan took command of RAAF Station Canberra, and, later in the year, RAAF Station Laverton, Victoria.
After Captain Magellan"s death… the expedition was lost for months… until the Spanish officer Sebastián Elcano took command.
Three days after Weissenberger took command, the Allied invasion of Normandy began.
Took command of a platoon at 50% strength, whose last platoon leader stepped on a land mine the week before.
Lieutenant Colonel Ronald Speirs, took command of Company E during their assault on Foy, Belgium in January 1945.
Censorinus, together with Gaius Carrinas andLucius Junius Brutus Damasipus took command of the remaining legions at Clusium.
He instantly took command of the whole army although he had not previously gathered or collaborated with.
During a German attack on another maquis group, Wake,along with two American officers, took command of a section whose leader had been killed.
Narses himself took command of the right wing, while Artabanes and Valerian were placed in charge of the left wing.
Also on 17 November, Wing Commander Linda Corbould took command of the unit, becoming the first woman to lead an RAAF flying squadron.