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| He | commanded a division of infantry in some of the final |
| he battle of Sobraon on 10 February he again | commanded a division under Gough. |
| He briefly | commanded a brigade before taking command of he 8th Di |
| He | commanded a foot regiment at the sack of Cadiz in 1596 |
| Brown | commanded a company of sharpshooters in an expedition |
| Promoted to commander in 1791 he | commanded a corvette on a voyage to the East Indies. |
| Hawn | commanded a Hornet equipped tactical fighter squadron |
| He | commanded a brigade of infantry at the Battle of Getty |
| In 1794 he | commanded a troop of cavalry raised in Salisbury. |
| During World War II, he | commanded a bomber unit in the European Theatre. |
| Gen. Irvin McDowell, in which he | commanded a division of two brigades. |
| Hawkins | commanded a division of U.S. Colored Troops late in th |
| He served in the Creek War and | commanded a corps of Georgia Volunteers in 1793. |
| In 1870, Maffit | commanded a warship for Cuban revolutionaries during t |
| During the Tullahoma Campaign, Miller | commanded a brigade under General McCook in the XX Cor |
| May 1918, he was retired from the front and | commanded a convalescents' camp near Lviv. |
| In 1939-1940 he | commanded a Destroyer Division in the Pacific with the |
| At the Battle of Tel el-Kebir, he | commanded a brigade. |
| During the War of 1812, Goldsborough | commanded a troop of horsemen in the Maryland Militia. |
| s a councillor on Rutland County Council and | commanded a squadron of the Leicestershire Yeomanry. |
| He | commanded a company of the 1st Addington Militia durin |
| He also | commanded a militia battalion and was a member of the |
| During the War of 1812, he | commanded a ship on Lake Ontario. |
| After the German capitulation he | commanded a marine battalion until August 1945. |
| In 1870, he | commanded a floating battery on the Rhine river during |
| He | commanded a division of eight vessels in an expedition |
| In 2001, Rogers | commanded a military intelligence company based out of |
| During World War II he | commanded a platoon of the Home Guard. |
| During the Valley Campaigns of 1864, Lowell | commanded a brigade of cavalry in Brig. |
| In 1813 and 1814 he | commanded a brigade under Wellington in Spain. |
| He | commanded a Burgundian flotilla organized by Philip II |
| Kaunitz | commanded a column at the Battle of Fleurus on 26 June |
| He | commanded a Frederick County Company of Cavalry during |
| During the early stages of the war, Ross | commanded a brigade. |
| The forces on the northern plateau | commanded a wide field of fire. |
| In 1513, he | commanded a retinue in the Battle of the Spurs. |
| Following the battle he | commanded a brigade in the Washington defenses. |
| Augereau | commanded a camp in Brest, Brittany, during the prepar |
| Colonel Algernon George Arnold Durand, | commanded a force of approximately a thousand rifles a |
| been apponted a local brigadier general and | commanded a brigade. |
| KNIL Captain Abdul Aziz | commanded a force of 350 KNIL troops in Makassar. |
| In Saratoga, he next | commanded a task force that included a British carrier |
| In July 1943 he | commanded a division of the submarine Brigade of the N |
| However, owing to his prestige, he still | commanded a good deal of moral authority. |
| In 1948 he | commanded a company of the 23rd Colonial Infantry Regi |
| He | commanded a sloop in 1757; and he was promoted to post |
| He was commissioned, and | commanded a Royal Artillery anti-aircraft battery near |
| He | commanded a brigade of horse in the army of the Marque |
| He | commanded a royalist troop of horse during the English |
| He | commanded a company of rangers in the Chignecto area d |
| Hobson then | commanded a brigade at Perryville, but was soon reliev |
| During this war he | commanded a hastily assembled group of tanks and crews |
| ring the French and Indian War William Stark | commanded a company of Rogers' Rangers in northern New |
| n also lived in Nargothrond at this time and | commanded a more powerful faction than Orodreth, until |
| Having | commanded a regiment of Scottish soldiers in Swedish s |
| During the war he first | commanded a regiment in Munster, but after peace was t |
| eers; he joined the Staff Corps in 1920, and | commanded a variety of engineering units through the 1 |
| In 1886‑87 he | commanded a special squadron cruising to Russia, then |
| In the Civil War he | commanded a combined Army‑Navy operation up Virginia's |
| port Command (ATC) or Troop Carrier Command) | commanded a significant number of airfields in a suppo |
| Johnson | commanded a brigade of the Army of Mississippi at the |
| American Civil War in 1861, White raised and | commanded a company for the 2nd Maine Volunteer Infant |
| The Sayyid | commanded a Muslim army that overcame the Bhars, who w |
| that he never again held a field command; he | commanded a brigade in the Home Forces for the remaind |
| of 1870 provided that those officers who had | commanded a ship during the French war should be retai |
| e service off Charleston, South Carolina, he | commanded a naval battery at the bombardment of Fort S |
| r, who was a Commander in the Royal Navy and | commanded a battalion of a Royal Naval Brigade in the |
| der the command of Erasmus D. Keyes, who had | commanded a brigade at First Bull Run. |
| He | commanded a force who sank the Egyptian Navy flagship, |
| Abercrombie | commanded a brigade at Louisbourg in 1757 and became c |
| Oberst von Ingersleben | commanded a garrison of 2,400 troops, including 75 tro |
| In the first Scottish war Fairfax had | commanded a regiment in the king's army; then on the o |
| sh Campaign in Flanders where he temporarily | commanded a brigade under Duke of York. |
| Department of the Gulf in December 1862 and | commanded a division in the XIX Corps during the captu |
| C) or Troop Carrier Command) in other states | commanded a significant number of airfields in a suppo |
| et Major-General by Dampierre, under whom he | commanded a Division at the Battle of Raismes 8 May. |
| Leverett raised and | commanded a company of volunteers (as a lieutenant in |
| enant in the Coldstream Guards, FitzClarence | commanded a small detachment of Guards to act in suppo |
| Taylor was promoted to brigadier general and | commanded a Louisiana brigade under Richard S. Ewell i |
| Later, the same officer | commanded a new task force supported by the carrier US |
| exas and Louisiana throughout 1864, until he | commanded a division in the campaign against Mobile, A |
| The famous Max Valentiner | commanded a Type U 151 U-boat, U-157, and undertook th |
| In the South African War he | commanded a battery of naval guns in the Defence of La |
| advanced to rear-admiral and later that year | commanded a squadron off Maine during the War of 1812, |
| He | commanded A Squadron of the Calgary Regiment in Italy, |
| n volunteered for service in Burma, where he | commanded a Pashtun company in the 4th Battalion of th |
| rved another stint in the army in India, and | commanded a brigade in the Gwalior campaign in 1843, d |
| The next year he | commanded a division in the Army of the Cumberland dur |
| Hatch | commanded a division in the I Corps attack on Turner's |
| He | commanded a number of vessels in the Royal Navy and wa |
| General Edward Canby, who | commanded a small number of troops trying to contain t |
| He | commanded a division under Marshal Nicolas Soult at th |
| t Waterloo as a 16 year old Ensign and later | commanded a division of the British army in the Crimea |
| ntial sums to the Parliamentarian cause, and | commanded a cavalry regiment at the Battle of Edgehill |
| In 1800 he | commanded a detached Division of 25,000 (soon reduced |
| In 1710, he | commanded a fleet of 270 vessels, and managed to break |
| In March 1862 he | commanded a brigade that defended the Baltimore and Oh |
| an War John Hart was promoted to Colonel and | commanded a battalion of the New Hampshire Provincial |
| Gerard | commanded a brigade with distinction at Edgehill, and |
| successful attack on New Orleans and in 1835 | commanded a brigade in the British Legion raised by th |
| He | commanded a brigade of four regiments during the Battl |
| As a Major, Cantwell | commanded a British tank squadron as an exchange offic |
| r the end of the hostilities with France, he | commanded a brigade in the 3rd hussar division. |
| moted to brigadier general of volunteers and | commanded a division in Tennessee. |
| He later | commanded a picked squad of cavalry that had been form |
| In 1863 he | commanded a division in the Battle of Port Gibson, whe |
| He was promoted Captain in 1879 and | commanded a detachment of the 29th Bombay Infantry dur |
| From 1758 to 1762, he | commanded a small ship of the French Navy, the Hironde |
| eived a local promotion to major general and | commanded a force which captured the West Indian islan |
| Barrie then | commanded a number of ships during the French Revoluti |
| He | commanded a squadron of dragoons from 1893-1894, and w |
| In late 1665, Morgan | commanded a ship in the old privateer Edward Mansfield |
| He | commanded a mountain brigade in a high altitude sector |
| Johnson | commanded a division in the section of trenches manned |
| sequent Battle of Gettysburg, Schimmelfennig | commanded a brigade in fellow Forty-Eighter-turned-maj |
| He was soon afterwards promoted colonel, and | commanded a regiment of Guard infantry up to 1864, whe |
| In the Crimean War he | commanded a portion of the Algerian troops; and at the |
| Beginning on March 29, he | commanded a brigade in the recently created Army of Mi |
| ommunists, mainly from rural districts, they | commanded a majority. |
| During the war, Theidemann | commanded a cavalry unit and was captured and interred |
| nder General David Twiggs at New Orleans and | commanded a brigade of infantry while helping plan the |
| d to take on the Franco-Irish Jacobites, and | commanded a body of Dutch cavalry at the Battle of the |
| d to the 101st SS Heavy Panzer Battalion and | commanded a Tiger tank in the 3rd Platoon, 3rd Company |
| ef of Staff of the XVIII Airborne Corps, and | commanded a regiment in the 40th Infantry Division dur |
| g show in Triple J's programming history, it | commanded a large and dedicated nationwide audience th |
| 3 June 1813, during the War of 1812, Tarbell | commanded a boat expedition against the British squadr |
| or this difference: while Davenant skilfully | commanded a docile young troupe, Killigrew's authority |
| He | commanded a brigade in James G. Blunt's division at th |
| Later in 1863, Gamble | commanded a cavalry division in the XXII Corps of the |
| 929 to May 1935 he served in the cavalry and | commanded a platoon and squad in the Belorussian Milit |
| Bagby | commanded a brigade under Gen. Hamilton P. Bee for a t |
| He | commanded a four-gun battery called the Rockbridge Art |
| s held various leadership positions, and has | commanded a fighter squadron, operations group and the |
| Regiment at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, and | commanded a company in the 24th Infantry Regiment. |
| Ashby | commanded a fighter squadron stationed aboard the USS |
| a Air Force Base where he, as Wing Commander | commanded a small batch of fighter jets. |
| The Hunnic leaders then | commanded a vast Asian empire including many ethniciti |
| He | commanded a troop of the 22nd Canadian Armoured Regime |
| In the 9th Frontier War (1877-1878), he | commanded a column in the Transkei, and was in command |
| ther was Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Bush, who | commanded a detachment of the 96th Infantry in Western |
| took part in the Turkish Siege of Malta and | commanded a force of 15,000 soldiers which attacked Fo |
| f the Special Forces Depot (DST), Westerling | commanded a successful albeit bloody counter insurgenc |
| He has | commanded a fighter squadron, two fighter wings, a num |
| He | commanded a brigade in the I Corps in the Second Battl |
| Later during the war, Bates | commanded a commando raiding and recce party which lan |
| resent at the burning of Conquet in 1558 and | commanded a fleet to guard against French landings in |
| In World War I he | commanded a platoon and later a battery and subsequent |
| From April till September 1863, he | commanded a division of the West Gulf Squadron, and du |
| ion (1900) and Somaliland (1903-04) where he | commanded a unit of the Somaliland Camel Corps. |
| e order of Saint Louis and from 1733 to 1734 | commanded a flotilla charged with guarding the transpo |
| general of Rhode Island militia in 1780, and | commanded a brigade when the French troops occupied Ne |
| o (in which his brother Friedrich Bellegarde | commanded a brigade), Emperor Francis II of Austria ap |
| World War I, during the Russian Civil War he | commanded a Cossack brigade in the ranks of Gen. Anton |
| Abubakar also | commanded a battalion of African peacekeepers in Chad |
| air attacks on Malta, Lieutenant Copperwheat | commanded a squad of men from HMS Penelope sent to scu |
| During the Creek War, Newnan | commanded a group of Georgia Volunteers, he fought the |
| a K.C.B., and during "The Hundred Days' War" | commanded a squadron in the North Sea, in co-operation |
| he Army's Fourth Auxiliary Surgical Unit and | commanded a team attached to the First and Third Armie |
| A rated command pilot, he | commanded a number of large air units during and after |
| In 1776, George | commanded a militia company sent to Hampton, Virginia |
| Promoted to captain he | commanded a company of the French military detachment |
| Brotheridge | commanded a platoon in Major John Howard's 'D' Company |
| uring the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905 he | commanded a separate East-Baikal Cossack Brigade, whic |
| nted to the Army of the Kingdom of Italy and | commanded a brigade of, then on the staff of Pino's 15 |
| He subsequently | commanded a brigade of Stanley's division at Corinth a |
| During Suvorov's Polish campaign of 1794, he | commanded a battalion which silenced a Polish battery |
| tle of Sainte-Foy, April 28, 1760, MacDonald | commanded a company of volunteers on the left flank of |
| 66 he first occupied Holstein and afterwards | commanded a division under Vogel von Falkenstein in th |
| During 1931-1933, Commander Cooke | commanded a submarine division, attended the Naval War |
| 2, Buckner was promoted to major general and | commanded a division with these same forces in the Arm |
| in 1842 during the First Opium War and then | commanded a flotilla of boats on the Irrawaddy River i |
| During the Greek War of Independence, he | commanded a ship in the squadron of vice-admiral Georg |
| Thrasyllus | commanded a wing of the fleet in this battle and the l |
| He | commanded a single U-boat from September 1944 until th |
| irst Wing Operations Officer (G-3), and then | commanded a jet attack group (MAG-12) and the attempte |
| his college graduation, Appleton raised and | commanded a company for the 12th Maine Volunteer Infan |
| being associated only with Georgy Zhukov who | commanded a division and, thus, was under the command |
| his division during the Atlanta Campaign and | commanded a Provisional Division, composed of units fr |
| Vashon | commanded a series of ships during the period from 178 |
| ailroads and supply routes, and Cobb briefly | commanded a brigade under MG Robert H. Milroy. |
| 2 he was Governor of Wallingford Castle, and | commanded a foot regiment of 1000 men. |
| Blair subsequently | commanded a division in the Vicksburg campaign and in |
| In 1908 he | commanded a flotilla escorting King Edward VII on a to |
| 1900 in China during the Boxer Rebellion, he | commanded a mixture of British, German and Japanese sa |
| ssigned to the Army of the Potomac, where he | commanded a brigade of the II Corps in the Peninsula C |
| -2008) was a high-ranking Taliban leader who | commanded a group of insurgents known as the "Mountain |
| As regimental second-in-command, he | commanded a wing of the 52nd Foot at the Battle of Wat |
| For his second tour in Indochina, he | commanded a battalion of the 24th Senegalese Regiment, |
| ntwich (25 January 1644) Sir William Fairfax | commanded a wing of the horse, and at Marston Moor hea |
| In September 1945 he | commanded a firing squad to execute a Polish soldier c |
| oving forward air controller in Vietnam, has | commanded a fighter squadron and wing, and is a comman |
| He | commanded a company of naval troops there when World W |
| ned Acting Master in December 1861, where he | commanded a floating battery at Columbus, Kentucky. |
| fortress called Castellionum super Matronam | commanded a strategic crossroads in the valley of the |
| or capture Ahmad Shah, a Taliban leader who | commanded a group of insurgents known as the "Mountain |
| She | commanded a crowd of 400 female rebels, who took part |
| Morris | commanded a troop of the 16th through the First Anglo- |
| While in the Navy, he | commanded a battery at the Siege of Veracruz in 1847, |
| In Italy he | commanded a Commando brigade that took part in the cap |
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