When the war broke out there was no vacancy for an officer in his regiment, and army command posted him to work in oil provision.

Some are even theoretically subject to army command.

The army command, however, saw this as a clear case of a soldier violating the rules of engagement.

He attained army command, but without notable military accomplishments.

This change in nomenclature was important because it signified the independence of the branch from the army command structure.