Definition of command post in English:

command post

noun

The place from which a unit commander controls a military unit.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although, it did allow the troops to have a forward command post that prevented them from going back and forth from the fortress.
- The centre is the command post for British rapid deployment forces, which would play a key role in directing British forces.
- General Brooks said the hospital apparently was being used as a military command post…
- As he awaited first aid near the company command post, the enemy attempted an enveloping movement.
- Ross expended his remaining ammunition in repelling this attack and was ordered to fall back on the company command post.
- Just then, Sticks and Josh, with their units, came up to the command post.
- On the day of the referendum I was at the command post, while my guerrilla friends voted.
- The young recruit then led Joe to the forward command post.
- It is the army command post situated right inside the port.
- The immediate attack was from the west, moving in the general direction of our command post.
- Whatever the case, someone in the command post must manage the process.
- Every command post in the military must be mobile, survivable, interconnected, and digital.
- The Indian government believed that the Temple was being used as a militant command post, a sanctuary for wanted criminals and as a warehouse for weapons, and resolved to take action.
- The US military said overnight air raids had destroyed a command post, arms caches and rebel positions.
- They withdrew westwards to the command post of the 590th Field Artillery where they joined Captain Horn.
- His job was to create the command post for the operation, start assembling troops, get people organised, find out who was missing.
- His orders were to patrol the western ridge and report back to the command post at the base of the mountain.
- A command post was established and the ship set sail from Townsville Port.
- During the crisis I was ever-present at the central command post for Soviet Air Defense Forces.
- I qualified for a top-secret clearance to enable me to work as a controller at the command post, the nerve center for all military operations.
Synonyms
fortress, fort, fortification, stronghold, blockhouse, citadel, camp, encampment, cantonment, base, station

Definition of command post in US English:

command post

nounkəˈmand pōst

The place from which a military unit is commanded.
Example sentencesExamples
- I qualified for a top-secret clearance to enable me to work as a controller at the command post, the nerve center for all military operations.
- On the day of the referendum I was at the command post, while my guerrilla friends voted.
- Although, it did allow the troops to have a forward command post that prevented them from going back and forth from the fortress.
- As he awaited first aid near the company command post, the enemy attempted an enveloping movement.
- They withdrew westwards to the command post of the 590th Field Artillery where they joined Captain Horn.
- Just then, Sticks and Josh, with their units, came up to the command post.
- His orders were to patrol the western ridge and report back to the command post at the base of the mountain.
- The young recruit then led Joe to the forward command post.
- It is the army command post situated right inside the port.
- During the crisis I was ever-present at the central command post for Soviet Air Defense Forces.
- The Indian government believed that the Temple was being used as a militant command post, a sanctuary for wanted criminals and as a warehouse for weapons, and resolved to take action.
- Every command post in the military must be mobile, survivable, interconnected, and digital.
- Whatever the case, someone in the command post must manage the process.
- The immediate attack was from the west, moving in the general direction of our command post.
- The US military said overnight air raids had destroyed a command post, arms caches and rebel positions.
- Ross expended his remaining ammunition in repelling this attack and was ordered to fall back on the company command post.
- His job was to create the command post for the operation, start assembling troops, get people organised, find out who was missing.
- General Brooks said the hospital apparently was being used as a military command post…
- A command post was established and the ship set sail from Townsville Port.
- The centre is the command post for British rapid deployment forces, which would play a key role in directing British forces.
Synonyms
fortress, fort, fortification, stronghold, blockhouse, citadel, camp, encampment, cantonment, base, station

单词	command post
释义	Definition of command post in English: command post noun The place from which a unit commander controls a military unit. Example sentencesExamples Although, it did allow the troops to have a forward command post that prevented them from going back and forth from the fortress. The centre is the command post for British rapid deployment forces, which would play a key role in directing British forces. General Brooks said the hospital apparently was being used as a military command post… As he awaited first aid near the company command post, the enemy attempted an enveloping movement. Ross expended his remaining ammunition in repelling this attack and was ordered to fall back on the company command post. Just then, Sticks and Josh, with their units, came up to the command post. On the day of the referendum I was at the command post, while my guerrilla friends voted. The young recruit then led Joe to the forward command post. It is the army command post situated right inside the port. The immediate attack was from the west, moving in the general direction of our command post. Whatever the case, someone in the command post must manage the process. Every command post in the military must be mobile, survivable, interconnected, and digital. The Indian government believed that the Temple was being used as a militant command post, a sanctuary for wanted criminals and as a warehouse for weapons, and resolved to take action. The US military said overnight air raids had destroyed a command post, arms caches and rebel positions. They withdrew westwards to the command post of the 590th Field Artillery where they joined Captain Horn. His job was to create the command post for the operation, start assembling troops, get people organised, find out who was missing. His orders were to patrol the western ridge and report back to the command post at the base of the mountain. A command post was established and the ship set sail from Townsville Port. During the crisis I was ever-present at the central command post for Soviet Air Defense Forces. I qualified for a top-secret clearance to enable me to work as a controller at the command post, the nerve center for all military operations. Synonyms fortress, fort, fortification, stronghold, blockhouse, citadel, camp, encampment, cantonment, base, station Definition of command post in US English: command post nounkəˈmand pōst The place from which a military unit is commanded. Example sentencesExamples I qualified for a top-secret clearance to enable me to work as a controller at the command post, the nerve center for all military operations. On the day of the referendum I was at the command post, while my guerrilla friends voted. Although, it did allow the troops to have a forward command post that prevented them from going back and forth from the fortress. As he awaited first aid near the company command post, the enemy attempted an enveloping movement. They withdrew westwards to the command post of the 590th Field Artillery where they joined Captain Horn. Just then, Sticks and Josh, with their units, came up to the command post. His orders were to patrol the western ridge and report back to the command post at the base of the mountain. The young recruit then led Joe to the forward command post. It is the army command post situated right inside the port. During the crisis I was ever-present at the central command post for Soviet Air Defense Forces. The Indian government believed that the Temple was being used as a militant command post, a sanctuary for wanted criminals and as a warehouse for weapons, and resolved to take action. Every command post in the military must be mobile, survivable, interconnected, and digital. Whatever the case, someone in the command post must manage the process. The immediate attack was from the west, moving in the general direction of our command post. The US military said overnight air raids had destroyed a command post, arms caches and rebel positions. Ross expended his remaining ammunition in repelling this attack and was ordered to fall back on the company command post. His job was to create the command post for the operation, start assembling troops, get people organised, find out who was missing. General Brooks said the hospital apparently was being used as a military command post… A command post was established and the ship set sail from Townsville Port. The centre is the command post for British rapid deployment forces, which would play a key role in directing British forces. Synonyms fortress, fort, fortification, stronghold, blockhouse, citadel, camp, encampment, cantonment, base, station
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