Examples of 'brigade command' in a sentence
Meaning of "brigade command"
Brigade command refers to the authority or control over a group of soldiers in a military unit known as a brigade
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Orlando Willcox was soon given brigade command.
He remained in brigade command when Heth was promoted to command a new division.
Colonel Hindman was reassigned to brigade command.
He was in brigade command during parts of the Appomattox Campaign.
There is some dispute who followed Colonel Monaghan in brigade command.
Cook meanwhile was transferred to brigade command in the Washington defenses.
He returned to command the 1st Division briefly before reverting to brigade command.
He briefly held brigade command at the Battle of Gettysburg.
William Whiting received permanent command of Smith 's division, while Richard Anderson reverted to brigade command.
After this brigade command he was made a professor at the École Militaire.
But at this very moment, the brigade command is not aware of.
The brigade command will be deployed in Lublin, Poland.
That October Palmer was given brigade command in the Army of Mississippi.
He did not return to active service until February 1865, when he resumed the brigade command.
He retained brigade command in the Bristoe Campaign.
See also
Zumwalt assumes 48th Chemical Brigade command.
Stepped down from brigade command June 29 due to illness.
Reynolds continued in brigade command in the Army of Tennessee during the Atlanta Campaign of 1864.
He remained in brigade command around Charleston until January 1864.
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