Examples of using Took command in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Nine-handed action left both tables playing short-handed, and Hall absolutely took command, more than tripling his stack during that period.
In February 1945, Austeen returned to active service and took command of the British 126 squadron stationed at RAF Bentwaters.
Cadet, by the time you took command, there'd be nobody left to call you anything.
He was transferred to the Bavarian General Staff, where on 21 January 1918 he took command of the 6th Army.
He was later promoted to general and took command of the First French Brigade in Egypt.
The undermining of the ship shestova mine in december 1876 makarov took command of the steamer"Grand duke constantine",
September 23, 1944 senior Lieutenant Vasiliy bryukhov, took command of a tank company,
and Traun himself took command of 3,500 men and occupied the fortress at Capua,
Promoted to brigadier general, he took command over Logistics Brigade 1 until 1998 when he was made Assistant Chief of Staff,
the hungarian took command of the armored vehicle into service,
finding the ground difficult for his cavalry, took command of the infantry on his wing
And 194 stayed afloat without the executive officer taking command.
After all, in your absence, someone had to take command.
Rokka, take command of first squad.
Take command of the team and lead them to victory.
They have taken command of the boat. Everyone is alive.
Take command of the meanest military force,
Taking command of a european fortress in the age of black powder warfare as….
Melas, taking command, also did not pursue the enemy.
Bugbyte Take command of a space station in this space tower defense strategy game.