Meanings of separate command in English

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The Army of the Potomac was a separate command and had no territorial limits.

He is not mentioned as having a separate command.

This status, that of a separate command, continued until the detachment was finally disbanded at Montauk.

He traced it to Spragge's desire to get away with his chief on a separate command.

It sought a separate command unit to manage all contracts, including State Department contracts, in individual war zones.

Hancock stands the most conspicuous figure of all the general officers who did not exercise a separate command.

Colonel Burr, being about two years; after which he was called to take a separate command in Westchester.

A U.S.-led coalition has more than 10,000 troops in the country under a separate command.

His way was won without political influence up to an important separate command-theexpedition against Fort Fisher, in January, 1865.

This modern Ajax, having obtained a separate command, attacked Treves in a most ignorant manner, and was worsted with great loss.

But of this harvest they were deprived; for Sir John Orde was sent with a small squadron, and a separate command, to Cadiz.

Perhaps it was for this reason, as well as a reward for his brilliant services, that he was always given a separate command.

It seemed incredible that the youngest knight in the langue should be chosen for such a mission, involving as it did a separate command.

The PSNI is broken up into 29 separate command units, covering 26 districts councils and three more covering Belfast.

Some Boko Haram members are known to have received weapons and training from AQIM, but security experts say the groups still have separate command structures.