deputy commander

I only met him a few times before he became deputy commander.

The deputy commander turned his attention to the street below them.

In the 7th Army he was chief of staff and deputy commander.

Then, for nine months in 1979, he was its deputy commander.

As deputy commander operations, he would take in number three.

The deputy commander got himself and his troops out of there.

He had risen to deputy commander of the military's political education department.

He could not leave the ship, if there was no deputy commander to take over from him.

He served as the deputy commander of the American military force sent there.

In 1956 he was appointed deputy commander of the District.

"Go down there and look for yourself," said the deputy commander.

"I am very sorry," she was saying to the deputy commander.

In 1991, he became deputy commander of all airborne forces for training and education.

Deputy commanders from both headquarters will visit each other's forces next year.

The deputy commander knew his two days were up.

"And you believe your meeting takes precedence over that of a deputy commander?"

The deputy commander, who is 23 years old, said he would not describe the clashes here as war.

You were supposed to report to me a year ago as the deputy commander of my supply units.

He was the deputy commander of the Main Staff until 1994.

In 1960 he became deputy commander of a motor rifle division.

"You understand that if we find anyone else inside, we're going to shoot them," the deputy commander explains.

In the words of the mission's deputy commander, it was "a complete failure".

The Korean deputy commander was among the wounded who were captured.

One of them, in fact, is a deputy commander of their central action branch.

Later he became deputy commander of the Jerusalem district.