Sentences with phrase «military command center»

Gilcrest and Allison find common ground looking up at the constellations, while on the ground Alec Baldwin as the hilariously volcanic General Dixon pushes for a military command center, and Tracey's uncommunicative fighter pilot husband Woody, John Krasinski, the tall silent type, remains an enigma to his wife.

The mosque is on the outskirts of Maiduguri, the city that is the military command center of the war against Boko Haram.

The multimedia artist Lisi Raskin uses large - scale drawings, collages, and installations to tackle themes that emerged during the Cold War, from nuclear panic and fallout shelters to the military command centers that brought mankind to the brink of annihilation.

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Taiwan's main command center outside Taipei is also clearly marked out on Google maps, Wang, a former deputy commander of the Nanjing military region, wrote.

Inaugurating the court martial at the military media center in Maiduguri, the Acting General Officer Commanding 7 Division of the Nigerian Army, Brigadier Victor Ezugwu, advised the president of the court and its members against unnecessary adjournments, while ensuring that justice is seen to be done to all parties.

Texas church shooting suspect and Air Force veteran Devin Kelley escaped from a New Mexico «behavioral center» in 2012, according to an El Paso Police Department report, which also said he «was attempting to carry out death threats» that he «had made on his military chain of command.»

Since the system's positioning data can be transmitted from a wearer to a supervisor or command center, Its possible military applications include coordinating soldiers» movements while searching caves and clearing buildings.

The centerpiece of what Obama called «a major increase in our response» indeed is the U.S. military, which in cooperation with the Liberian government will set up a command center in Monrovia led by U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Darryl Williams.

At this de facto command center for what remains of the U.S. military, Thierry wastes no time in giving Gerry an ultimatum: Go back into the war zone on the U.N.'s behalf, or else be sent right back to zombie - infested Philly with his family in tow.

Wheeled Coach Industries Inc., an Orlando manufacturer of ambulances and buses, has won a $ 769,000 defense contract to build 32 military field ambulances.Wheeled Coach, which was acquired last year by Kansas - based Collins Industries, will begin making the ambulances next month.Deliveries are scheduled to begin in September.The four - wheel - drive ambulances will be delivered to Tank Automotive Command, the agency that purchases vehicles for the U.S. Defense Department.The ambulances will then be distributed to the Navy's regional medical centers in the United States and abroad.

Each year, more than 400 military installations and command centers, plus 113 financial institutions and 110 organizations participate in Military Saves Week, the last week of Fmilitary installations and command centers, plus 113 financial institutions and 110 organizations participate in Military Saves Week, the last week of FMilitary Saves Week, the last week of February.

Author: Daniel Sean Patrick Lacy is disability accommodations coordinator, general assistant for Academic Achievement, assistant staff attorney for the Veterans Legal Support Center and chief legal assistance counsel for the United States Military Entrance Processing Command at John Marshall Law School in Chicago.

Fitting out Supply Support Assistance Center 4/2000 — 3/2003 Assistant Outfitting Coordinator Monitored allowance list development, hazardous materials, and repair parts support from all configuration managers for new Arliegh Burke Class Aegis Detroyers, LHD, LPD, CVN, and Military Sealift Command Ships.

Education / Training B.S., Industrial Arts / Military Science — University of North Carolina A&T, Greensboro, NC — 1979 Graduate — U.S. Army Command & General Staff College — 1998 Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Warfare Course — Army Training Center — 1981 OSHA Training Institute — 1990 U.S. Army Material Command Field Safety Activity — 1986