Examples of using Took command in English and their translations into Italian
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On 9 February 1976, Charles took command of the coastal minehunter HMS Bronington for his last ten months of active service in the navy.
In 1912 he took command of the 7th Army Inspection,
This is outrageous! and took command of the remaining troops I refused to bow down.
He subsequently transferred to the 15th Panzer Division in North Africa and took command of the 115th Rifle Regiment on 15 April 1942, at that time committed to action in Libya and Cyrenaica.
Major von Legat took command in January 1944 and the battalion carried out missions in the Orsha region.
In July 1926 Rostron took command of the RMS Berengaria and became the Commodore of the Cunard fleet shortly after.
You think Starfleet took command of this station without the ability to defend it?
Perry returned to Charleston, South Carolina for shore duty in 1828, and in 1830 took command of a sloop-of-war, USS Concord.
a hero of the War of American Independence, took command of the National Guard,
Nolan just took command of five dangerous killers,
Took command of a platoon at 50% strength, whose last platoon leader stepped on a land mine the week before.
In early 1797, Perrée took command of the naval division of the Adriatic Sea as a Rear-Admiral.
Halleck arrived from St. Louis on April 11, took command, and assembled a combined army of about 120,000 men.
Jesùs Herrada later took command through the first chain of climbs
Crook took command as army chief and replaced him with General Nelson Miles,
Kout was recovering, and took command on lap 5 in front of Elkmann
hundreds of soldiers and settlers, and took command of the settlement.
Afterwards, Nenora, a Skrull spy in the guise of a high ranking Kree official, took command of the Kree empire.
Dannatt attained general officer status with promotion to major general, and took command of the 3rd Mechanised Division in January 1999.
Canby attacked, but the Union forces were driven back by the Confederates under Colonel Thomas Green, who took command after Sibley was indisposed some say of drunkenness.