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• This move added Allied Command Channel to the NATO Military Command Structure.
• The Group commander also held the corresponding post within the NATO Allied Command Channel.
• Nominations for this award are forwarded to the Army Incentive Awards Board through command channels.
• On July 1, 1994, the Alliance disestablished Allied Command Channel, through retaining many of its subordinate structures after reshuffling.
• There was a chief there who was working on a command channel, and he said, " We're evacuating the building.
• Operations to the South of Norway's coastal waters were under the command of NATO's Allied Command Channel and Allied Forces Baltic Approaches.
• This reserved variable is not available on earlier versions of BASIC, so the command channel must be manually read as demonstrated above.
• It also strengthened the command channel of the military over U . S . forces from the President to the Secretary of Defense.
• The post of Commander in Chief Western Fleet ( abbreviated CINC WF ) came with the additional NATO responsibility as Commander in Chief Allied Command Channel.
• The bigger services can already command channel capacity on cable systems using conventional analog transmission at a time when getting on a cable channel has become virtually impossible.
• The arrival of personnel at the airfields was slow, necessitating, on the 23rd, a one-day delay and omission of 1st Brigade from the plan; consequent mission changes caused near chaos in command channels.
• Also, in programs that issue many disk commands it is customary to open a file to the device's command channel at the start of the program and not close it until the program has finished.
• Switch56 " folded " the two sources of data into one, placing a single bit from the command channel onto the end of every 7 bits of data, similar to the original T-carrier supervision scheme.
• To GERNORSEA's East Allied Command Channel's BENECHAN command was tasked with patrolling the Western half of the Southern North Sea, while to North Allied Forces Northern Europe's SONOR command was patrolling the Southern Naval Base Cuxhaven.
• A third was added when Allied Command Channel was established on 21 February 1952 to control the English Channel and North Sea area and deny it to the enemy, and protect the sea lanes of communication.
• According to Topiary, who was in the command channel during the attack, the LOIC proved ineffective, and Anons were forced to rely on the botnets of two hackers for the attack, marshaling hijacked computers for a concentrated assault.
• Describing the purpose and functions of SMI, the " Command Channels " booklet sees SMI as a " tactical management unit which is in charge of and fully responsible for the expansion of the mission network . " Furthermore, it states:
• It has provided the World Food convoy commander with  comms-on-the-move .  This capability allows convoys to stay in continuous contact with air support and around command channels in the complex, adverse terrain, mitigating exposure to attacks-they no longer needed to halt to establish communications.
• At the top of the " Command Channels " are management corporations, such as the Religious Technology Center, the Church of Spiritual Technology, or the Church of Scientology International, who own and license the Scientology trademarks and service marks to other entities and corporations within the internal hierarchy system of the network.
• Allied Command Channel was based initially at Portsmouth, but in 1966 the command moved to Allied Command Europe particularly as part of the new Allied Forces Northwestern Europe . A Channel Committee consisting of the naval Chiefs-of-Staff of Belgium, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom served as an advisory and consultative body to the Commander-in-Chief, Channel.