west africa command造句

• In 1941 he became Commander-in-Chief of the West Africa Command.
• In 1963, he was appointed to command " South West Africa Command " until 1964.
• He went on to serve as commanding officer of various formations, including Western Province Command, South-West Africa Command, and the South African Military Academy.
• After three years as Commander-in-Chief of British forces of the West Africa Command, during which time he was promoted to the permanent rank of lieutenant general, he retired to private life in 1948.
• His period of command was very short as on 5 January 1951 he was told he was to be appointed General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, West Africa Command, to take effect on 10 May 1951.
• The mission suffered a blow when the British General Officer Commanding ( GOC ) West Africa Command, General Sir George Giffard refused to support the mission and would not release the 17 men required, stating it would compromise some unnamed plans he had in mind and the act of piracy would have repercussions.