In 1810, William Fletcher was promoted to lieutenant to command her.

He was then promoted to command the 25th division because of this accomplishment.

In April 1928 he was promoted to command a regiment, a post he held for three years.

He was promoted to temporary lieutenant-colonel in June 1917 to command the battalion.

Pino was promoted to command a battalion in the Legion only one month later.

Baki had been promoted to command his own troop in the expanded militia.

In 1862, he was promoted to full colonel to command the local military district until after the Fenian alarms of 1866 and 1868.

He was promoted within the company to command its ships, before being elected to Trinity House.

He was promoted to command a mortar battery in the 163rd regiment.

However, though he was still young, and had only recently been promoted to command rank, his record spoke for itself.