Examples of using Took command in English and their translations into Portuguese
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He instantly took command of the whole army although he had not previously gathered or collaborated with.
Kellermann took command of the French force
the following year took command of RAAF Ubon, Thailand.
After Captain Magellan"s death… the expedition was lost for months… until the Spanish officer Sebastián Elcano took command.
The 19th Century was the century in which the executive took command of the state.
The 20th Century was the century in which parliament took command of the executive.
Kurfürst Friedrich Wilhelm served as the flagship of Konteradmiral Richard von Geißler, who took command on 6 July.
On 19 December 2012 Commander Hadfield launched from Kazakhstan and took command of the ISS on March 13 2013.
When I took command of Babylon 5 I found a note on my desk.
The UN took command of the Darfur peacekeeping operation from the African Union in December 2007.
whilst Nelson took command of the land forces
it's time I took command of the Enterprise.
Coming up from Virginia, George Washington took command of the volunteer American soldiers camped on Cambridge Common on July 3, 1775, now reckoned the birthplace of the U.S. Army.
On 5 April 1916 he took command of the aircraft repair depot at Dunkirk,
To prevent this, they took command of the grenadiers that guarded the Fort
Gritti took command of Venice's army,
Beauregard was ordered to Charleston and took command of coastal defenses in South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida,
On 28 May 1916, Byng took command of the Canadian Corps from Lieutenant-General Sir Edwin Alderson.
Rommel took command of the new Army Group Africa to General von Arnin,
Subsequently, he took command of his tribe in Astarabad,