Each service had an independent chain of command.

In the course of the reorganization, the 4 chain command structure (military district field army division regiment) that was used until then was replaced with a 3 chain structure strategic command operational command brigade.

Japanese government was always paternalistic, and the chain of command complex and vague.

That, it seems, is what has happened somewhere in the American chain of command.

I was never taught that military police came under a separate chain of command.

In the healthcare field, hospitals utilize the Hospital Incident Command System (HICS) which provides structure and organization in a clearly defined chain of command.

Chief of Staff Yousef al Manqous is said to favor Cyrenaican militias over the military units under his command, while government officials complain about the lack of an effective chain of command.

The fourth model as shown below reflects a greater integration of UNMOs into the command and control chain of the contingent force.

Control of ADF operations is exercised through a formal command chain headed by the Chief of Joint Operations (CJOPS), who reports directly to the CDF.

The services were not linked by a single chain of command, as they each reported to their own separate Minister and had separate administrative arrangements.

He has created security forces some of which have reportedly acted as death squads that are answerable directly to him, thus bypassing the constitutional chain of command.

Many in the military or the intelligence services now fear criminal liability for actions they took at the behest of those at the top of the chain of command.

Secondly, UNMO reports tend to pass through many layers in the chain of command, and consequently, the information that reaches the FC may have been filtered several times.

It was sensitive, we had to go up the chain of command, convince them that this was the right thing to do and do all of this on electronic medium.

Every municipality had at least a single chapter, which in part acted as an NGO (non governmental organization) but in military affairs was part of the national chain of command.

That structure should allow effective integration of UNMOs at the Force Headquarters level through a single unified chain of command, while maintaining operational independence at sector and lower levels (paras.

The recent creation in Brussels of the Civilian Planning Conduct Capability, based on a system comparable to that of a military chain of command, demonstrates and, above all, guarantees cohesive action.

One obvious cause of this is that, in the US military, soldiers report sexual assault to their superiors in the chain of command, rather than to a separate, independent investigative body.

We also need an internationally coordinated strategy for prosecuting war criminals at the top and further down the chain of command individual countries pressing charges, as Italy and France have done.

11.13 Counsel expands on the earlier reference to involvement of the United States of America in the complainant's case in paragraph 10.2, referring to a book entitled Chain of Command by Seymour Hersh.

This structure provides for effective integration of UNMOs through a single and unified chain of command at the Force Headquarters level while maintaining their operational identity and independence at the sector and lower levels.

The main weakness of the second and third models lies in the physical separation of the UNMO chain of command from that of the armed contingents, resulting in structural restrictions for coordination at lower tactical levels.

The Kurdish people's struggle in Turkey, which led to the emergence of armed groups such as the Kurdistan Worker's Party (PKK) in the 1970s, consists of both men and women to the highest chain of command.

Three missions (UNMISET, UNMIK, UNAMA) use variations of a second model, which has a separate chain of command for UNMOs, who report directly to the Head of Mission. An example of this model is given below for UNMISET.

More sophistication is being introduced into the distribution chain to maximize value in each segment of the chain.

Insufficient State support for the armed forces weakens the chain of command, encourages criminal activities that include the support of or arms transfers to embargoed parties, and prolongs the existence of a permissive environment for the traffic of arms.

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In preparation, he has replaced senior generals in the Pakistani army with officers considered more beholden to him, evidently hoping that this will ensure the military s loyalty even after he removes himself from the chain of command.

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At the same time, the complex chain of command envisaged for an AU UN force recalls some of the worst features of NATO UN operations in the former Yugoslavia during the 1990 s. AU commanders on the ground would retain tactical control, a joint AU UN command would exercise operational supervision, and the UN would establish the force s overall strategic objectives.

Of course we also, particularly in the last decade, managed to envelop the world in a dense chain of supermarkets, in a chain of global trade.

Is this a new chain of plots against ArabCrunch?

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