But that hasn't changed the calculus much inside the NORAD command post.
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The command post and the 2000th Regiment moved quickly to Kontum Province.
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In leaving the command post, Harris laid out the threats across the region.
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At a command post a squad of policemen prepares for yet another operation.
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Getting the update in the PIO room at the Incident command post today.
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They have not relayed any information to us where the command post is.
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A mobile police command post blocked some of the windows at Harry Winston.
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His twin brother, Branden Clarkson, was directing officers from the police command post.
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A similar command post was set up in Singapore for elections in India.
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"It was a long night, we had a 24-hour command post," Phillips said.
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The physician instead established a command post just down the block to organize logistics.
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And obviously that's information that I couldn't give them because, we already knew that Saddam Hussein had...television right in his own command post, and anything I was saying in television cameras, of course, was going right into the Iraqi command post.
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The military also has a command post in the tower that costs $130,000 a month.
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That E-4 aircraft is used in a crisis essentially as an airborne command post.
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Then the division headquarters dispatched a forward command post that took control of the regiments.
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The last target was a chemical weapons storage facility as well as a military command post.
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Millie remained at her command post, getting only a few hours' rest during the same period.
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They commandeered the sanitarium as a barracks and command post during their victorious war with Georgia.
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It "contained both a chemical weapons equipment storage facility and an important command post," said Dunford.
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The team provided the location to the command post, and a helicopter flew over the area.
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"I've never seen a command post of big burly guys so filled with joy," he said.
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One produces sarin gas and the other is part of a military command post, the officials said.
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Key Resolve lasts about a week and is what is called a Command Post Exercise or CPX.
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A mobile American command post here in northeastern Poland reflects the Army's new realities in Eastern Europe.
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State television showed Xi in fatigues and combat boots, striding through the command post with senior brass.
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Chief Gallagher then left the battle area to drive to a command post about two miles away.
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British officers set up a command post inside the Bost and coordinated the joint Afghan-British counterattack.
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In 85033 NATO carried out a command post exercise, called Able Archer, which simulated a nuclear conflict.
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" McNally wrote in his report that the sheriff's office command post was "severely dysfunctional" and "communication was difficult.
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But within hours, the mess hall, decorated with Scout patches from across the country, became a command post.
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The authorities set up a command post nearby, and their search continued late Tuesday night, Mr. Bish said.
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The joint command post drills name will be "Dongmaeng," or alliance in English, and will replace Key Resolve.
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The command post was a gully, the intelligence section at one end, the general&aposs staff in the other.
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When the general returned, he held all observers at the command post until an artillery barrage had been completed.
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"No information of the general public is stored or sent to a central command post," the blog post states.
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"There were dozens of patrol units, a SWAT team, mobile command post, a fire truck, and paramedics," he said.
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Camrail said on Sunday it had received permission from the command post managing the lines before commencing its journey.
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"The command post was inundated with too many people and made it impossible to establish and function," McNally said.
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Homeland Security and the FBI will each bring a mobile command post to augment two from the sheriff's office.
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Marooned in the northeast corner of Hue, the command post numbered only 21970 men, mainly clerks, cooks and doctors.
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The first exercise involved is a so-called command post exercise scheduled to begin in the next several days.
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His furnishings are spartan — little more than a bed and a table for a "command post," where he writes.
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A day after the shooting, authorities continued to use the Hardins' home as as command post of sorts, he says.
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His body was found on March 19, 2002, at a New York Fire Department command post on the ground floor.
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A command post exercise, involving commanders and their staffs at headquarters, will start on Thursday and last until Nov. 23.
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"You see with your own eyes: one hand fights, one hand helps," said a soldier guarding a forward command post.
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The third target, which was also near Homs, contained both a chemical weapons equipment storage facility and a command post.
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Facebook: The social network opened a command post in Dublin to prevent election meddling in this month's European Union elections.
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And Hyten can rapidly brief the President on what is happening after rushing from his office to his command post.
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At first he thought North Vietnamese soldiers had broken through the lines and planted a bomb at the command post.
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According to Downing, the photos taken by the camera inside of the kiosk were sent to a "command post" in Nashville.
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The GSA would not comment on the situation because the agency is still searching for a space for the command post.
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It said the allies agreed to maintain firm military readiness through newly designed command post exercises and revised field training programs.
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A Humvee with a single small-scale map of Kunduz spread over its hood served as the Special Forces' command post.
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"Right now there is a heavy emphasis on command post operations, so the integration of all the different efforts," Mattis said.
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This was where our C.P. — our command post — and all of our wounded from earlier in the day had been positioned.
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I think we have made the president&aposs gesture, because it&aposs a command post exercise coming in August largely without troops.
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Rick Adams, speaking Tuesday before reporters, said police put a plan in place, setting up a command post and contacting local enforcement.
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I stayed in the command post, a police trailer in a parking lot behind Norris Hall, sitting with officers who were traumatized.
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Diamond and his wife Katie McNeil visited the Rocky Mountain Team Black's incident command post near Basalt, FOX 31 in Denver reported .
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko on Saturday tweeted a picture of himself alongside three U.S. senators at a military command post in Ukraine.
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The Secret Service command post inside President Donald Trump's namesake Manhattan skyscraper has been moved to a trailer after a rent spat.
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The two nations will "maintain firm military readiness through newly designed Command Post exercises and revised field training programs," the Pentagon added.
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From the command post, I was assisted with one of the smoothest applications of an adaptive cruise control system I've ever used.
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Mr. Buchanan, who served at a command post, was later sent to the scene of the concert, where only the dead remained.
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Eventually, he and other witnesses were led to a nearby F.B.I. command post, where they were interviewed about what they had seen.
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Beneath an extended canopy, IBM can unfurl a command post with 22 Mac-equipped work stations and a six-seat conference room.
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The Secret Service has vacated its command post in Trump Tower over a dispute with the Trump Organization regarding the agency's lease.
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Two large helicopters were to land, deliver the nuclear device and then create a command post in a mountain creek or canyon.
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During World War II, the Germans "set up a command post in Bassano," but they did not loot the statue, he continued.
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The command post set up at Glenknoll Elementary School, which led to the school being closed on Monday, was relocated Monday afternoon.
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Britain's armed forces have deployed Chinook helicopters, the C-17 transport plane and the E-3 Sentry airborne early warning and command post.
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NATO is now planning to resurrect a Cold War-era command post in part to monitor Russian cable activity in the North Atlantic.
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A command post at the Punggye-ri nuclear test ground is blown up during the dismantlement process in North Korea, on May 21.
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Locally, some have raised questions about whether the mobile command post where Familia died should have been outfitted with bulletproof windows and doors.
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They were coming fast, and Vollie was near enough the command post to hear a radioman cranking the phone and calling out coördinates.
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Its armed forces have deployed Chinook helicopters, the C-17 transport plane and the E-3 Sentry airborne early warning and command post.
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The command post at the West Los Angeles Veterans Affairs campus, just off the 405 freeway, was bustling with firefighters and police officers.
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The commander there, Kamal Karkokly, said in an interview at his command post on Sunday that his fighters would not surrender their positions.
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Branden Clarkson, meanwhile, was at the police department's command post, helping direct officers and keeping track of who was where on a whiteboard.
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Instead, it appears to be an M577, a vehicle designed for use as a mobile command post by military officers or other support roles.
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As of Wednesday morning, the US Coast Guard established a command post in San Juan, preparing for a post-hurricane response in Puerto Rico.
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One day in mid-July, for example, Reiter and a British volunteer were dropped at a command post near the western front of Raqqa.
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A command post was set up in the search, and canine teams along with a helicopter were deployed in efforts to find the girl.
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At their temporary command post in Walsenburg, they have all the divisions a business might, including finance types, HR reps, and porta-potty procurers.
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He decided to call it off after he visited a military command post and looked over a military plan his senior officers presented him.
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David Y. Ige said was human error: a worker who 'pushed the wrong button' during a shift change at the state's emergency command post.
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However, some of this can be practiced in the short term as a smaller command post exercise that would be less objectionable to Pyongyang.
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Radio Commander is a narrative wargame where you lead your troops through the early days of the Vietnam War from a distant command post.
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According to the Marion County Sheriff's Office, 28-year-old Kevin Straw was arrested after entering the command post and disturbing the rescue operations.
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"In foreign operating bases, there is always a central command post where all data and papers are processed and handled," said Ms. Cody-Rouget.
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A "command post training," usually conducted by members of the two militaries' Combined Forces Command, will be postponed until further notice, the command said.
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David Y. Ige said was human error: a worker who "pushed the wrong button" during a shift change at the state's emergency command post.
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About three hours later, with Fourth of July fireworks still going off, Mr. Bonds strode up to Officer Familia's command post and fired a .
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Arkema is working with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the state of Texas to set up a command post near the site.
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Fox testified that he first set up a command post at the bottom of the foothills and checked in with officers on the scene.
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But for the eight hours of her shift in an RV-style command post there in the 46th Precinct, Officer Familia effectively moved in.
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Oohio, a Military Working Dog with the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, stands guard at the unit command post at Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan on Feb.
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This Command Post would surveil, plan, facilitate and monitor material requirements and help assure adequate national inventories of food, medical equipment, pharmaceuticals and other essentials.
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The Washington Post reported Thursday that the Secret Service command post was moved to a trailer on a New York City sidewalk in early July.
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For some residents who said the city too often skimps on police resources in the Bronx, the mobile command post offered a measure of assurance.
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A sleeping cot was squeezed into the command post, where temperatures became stifling when the building's air conditioners shut off as usual on Saturdays and Sundays.
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The current Air Force One plane was used by President Bush during 2747/22019 as a command post when the U.S. was under attack by terrorists.
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Afterward, the data was sent to a "command post" in Nashville, Tennessee that attempted to match hundreds of images to a database of her known stalkers.
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UFG is a command post exercise that is largely a computer simulation lasting approximately two weeks; it helps planners coordinate intelligence, logistics and joint air operations.
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"We have multiple officers and a command post established at Noblesville High School and are diligently ensuring the safety of students and staff there," he said.
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Driving south to the command post on Friday from her home in Prescott, Ms. Pfingston watched airplanes dropping chemicals and water to slow down the flames.
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The US Department of Defense says that a chemical weapons storage facility was targeted, in addition to a chemical weapons equipment storage facility and command post.
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The second site targeted was a chemical weapons storage facility west of Homs, while the third was a chemical equipment storage facility and important command post.
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Cascolan is the latest officer promoted to a top command post having served in the Davao region during the 22 years Duterte was a mayor there.
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Richard R. Coffman, a deputy commander of the Army's First Infantry Division who is overseeing much of the American training from a command post in Orzysz.
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The phone is their virtual command post, a connection to worried relatives and urgent Facebook requests for "wellness checks" that send them to their next target.
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They then retreated through Hue's alleys and byways, dodging larger and better armed enemy units, and linked up with the command post of ARVN's First Division.
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Over those months we followed the B3 Front as it deployed a forward command post that established communications with Hanoi — always a sign of impending combat.
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By 217 am, she shows up at the ad hoc incident command post—at John Mall High School—to see if an infrared plane went out overnight.
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The second site targeted was a chemical weapons storage facility west of Homs, while the third was at a chemical equipment storage facility and important command post.
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The Command Post said 93 people "who had taken to the bush as bandits" had turned themselves in in Amhara since the state of emergency was declared.
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A command post known as the operations control center had been moved and banks of monitors connected to surveillance cameras were gone, leaving a carpeted, stagelike space.
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Two Malian soldiers and a civilian were killed in a car-bomb attack on a command post of the G5 Sahel, a multinational counter-terrorism force, in Sevare.
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Furthermore, Portland in 22006 built, at a cost of more $670,000, a command post beneath Kelly Butte, a gigantic plug of ancient lava in an extinct volcanic field.
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At a command post and camp for displaced people outside the mayor's office in Palu, Bambang Wijayanto and Evi Paungkey are searching for their daughter Amelia Pratiwi, 26.
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The US and South Korea made the decision to postpone until further notice a joint combined command post training event in late February in response to the coronavirus.
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The Communists, who had withdrawn to the east of the village, are shown firing up at a helicopter over their command post, which is downed, killing four Americans.
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Ms. Ross, the Toni of Nick & Toni's, a restaurant that is a command post for the see-and-be-seen crowd in the Hamptons, doubles as an artist.
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The causalities occurred due to "wrong information that members of the force received" and was the result of an "inappropriate measure," the Secretariat of the Command Post said.
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A man with a history of mental illness and an apparent plan to shoot a cop walked past the command post once before circling back and firing his .
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As far as anyone knows, the man himself had nothing to do with removing the Secret Service from the command post located one floor below his gold-splattered residence.
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The first-of-its-kind FEMA report said a "unified command post should be established among all agencies" for such large-attendance events in the future (The Associated Press).
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Ms. Valdivia spent two months running what she considered a humanitarian command post, administering first aid and providing lunch to protesters who were snarling traffic with improvised road blocks.
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With the ROK government's declaration of the highest alert level of "severe" on COVID-2189, the ROK-US Alliance decided to postpone combined command post training until further notice.
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The U.S. and South Korean military are considering scaling back command post training because of heightened concerns about the coronavirus, the defense ministers of both countries said on Monday.
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The civilians were mistakenly identified as members of the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF), according to the government's Ethiopia News Agency (ENA), citing the military's Secretariat of the Command Post.
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In an apartment complex overlooking his building, four stations — ABC, CBS, CNN and NBC — paid a tenant $1,000 a day to set up a command post in her unit.
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The mistake occurred during a shift-change drill that takes place three times a day at the emergency command post, according to Richard Rapoza, a spokesman for the agency.
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"Those responsible for committing such acts should all be apprehended before the state of emergency is lifted," said Siraj, who chairs a command post to oversee implementation of the decree.
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Three security professionals told Reuters they saw no evidence of a command post, though another said he heard one that had been set up in a building outside the complex.
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In a span of hours, Matt Walling, a deputy police chief for the Dallas Area Rapid Transit system, raced from a command post to a hospital to the operations center.
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In the days after the fatal shooting, shops around the scene crawled with detectives, and the command post was towed away, replaced by a new one ringed with metal barriers.
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The engineers set up a command post in a windowless storage room in the subbasement, just down the hall from where Saulsbury had discovered the hack less than 22015 hours earlier.
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Guterres is expected to attend a ceremony paying tribute to the fallen U.N. peacekeepers and visit the command post for the recently created five-nation regional G5 Sahel counter-extremism force.
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The secretary's giant flying command post, a military version of a Boeing 230, was parked at Bagram airbase outside the city and we had just clattered into Kabul aboard Chinook helicopters.
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If located, the public is being asked to contact the 23d Wing Command Post with details of the exact location, and to ensure others don't approach the munitions until they're recovered.
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A long-term continuing resolution would affect new capabilities such as low and medium Earth-orbit satellite capabilities, data management, new waveforms, command-post mobility, and network management, among other things.
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Throughout the day, an insect command post, organized by the entomologists and educators Lawrence Forcella and Lindsay Velazco, will display various species (both live and preserved), along with cocoons and chrysalides.
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Brian Moran, Virginia's secretary of public safety and homeland security, was watching the events from a command post on the sixth floor of a Wells Fargo bank on the downtown mall.
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That would presumably mean Boeing would deliver the plane without all the special defensive and other equipment required for the 747 to operate as a flying command post during emergencies and wartime.
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The May 28 airstrike was carried out on the outskirts of the militant group's de facto capital, Raqqa, on a command post where ISIS leaders were meeting, according to a ministry statement.
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The former is a command post exercise from Monday to Friday, while the latter is a field maneuver exercise that starts on Monday, centered on a river east of the capital, Seoul.
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Chief of the Department Pete Ganci had ordered his men to move the FDNY command post away from the trade center and then walked toward the burning buildings minutes before their collapse.
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The allies hit three targets, including the capital of Damascus, all related to Syria's chemical program with 16 weapons: an important research center, a storage facility, and an equipment facility and command post.
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In another instance, the radios on the flying command post, the air-force Boeing 707, were intentionally set to the wrong frequencies, blacking out communications long enough to make the whole operation impossible.
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New York National Guard troops have already been dispatched to a health department command post in New Rochelle "to assist with the outbreak," according to a slide Cuomo presented at the news briefing.
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"This was obviously a predictable situation, and therefore, preventable," Mr. de Blasio said, standing outside a command post in Brooklyn that had been set up to help people affected by the power shutdowns.
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Normally they'd check in with an incident command post first, where officials could tell them where the wildfire might be heading, but the conflagration was still too young and chaotic for such organization.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 24 (Reuters) - The U.S. and South Korean military are considering scaling back command post training due to heightened concerns about the coronavirus, the defense ministers of both countries said on Monday.
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The flames proved unpredictable even for authorities as the fire blew into downtown Gatlinburg, forcing officials to evacuate their original command post at City Hall, said Dana Soehn, spokeswoman for the National Park Service.
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The original Rolling Stone article's only source, Oak View Group chief security officer Mike Downing, stated that photos taken by the kiosk at the Rose Bowl were sent to a "command post" in Nashville.
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"We cannot be happy with this situation, I love my country and I'm not leaving," said one National Guard soldier, with more than a decade of service, standing at a command post in Tachira.
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Confusion over command and control location, and radio problems There was confusion over the location of the law enforcement command post, tactical operations center and staging area immediately after the shooting, the report said.
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On Sunday in Dibis, about 30 miles northwest of Kirkuk, Kurdish soldiers known as pesh merga filed in and out of a command post near oil fields that emitted black smoke from gas flares.
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In a command post not far from the bombing site in Chelsea, with radio traffic crackling and an F.B.I. agent narrating the pursuit, chiefs from an array of law enforcement agencies weighed their options.
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He passed a deli, turned toward the mobile command post, cinched his hood tighter over his face and then fired one shot through a passenger-side window, said J. Peter Donald, a police spokesman.
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The season of Tsentr exercises actually started in June but this week is seen as the culmination of those in the most important "strategic command post exercise," known as the "hot phase" by experts.
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"(It is) a proposal we have vehemently refused because it will subject us to submitting our editorial to voluntary censorship by a military command post," Tsedale said, without saying what the monthly print run was.
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"The lack of a clearly identified Command Post (CP) and BSO command personnel being split between the CP area and the Tactical Operations Center (TOC), impeded communication with fire department command staff," the report said.
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At first reinforcements trickled into Hue, but, as the situation became clearer, ARVN units were called to the command post in the north, while American Marines linked up with the MACV outpost in the south.
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Heavily armored Interior Ministry police units were pressing toward Golan neighborhood, on the northwestern edge of the city, Lieutenant General Abdul Wahab al-Saidi told Reuters at his temporary command post in a southern district.
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All that changed on July 463 — the unspoken truce between the command post officers and the block, the recent cooling-off of crime, the young parents deciding it had become safe enough to settle down.
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One of the bombs was a dud; the other exploded as it hit a tree, under which was the American command post as well as the collection point for the unit's most seriously wounded soldiers.
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The photos are from different rooms: Trump's was taken in the John F. Kennedy Conference Room, the iconic command post famously reproduced in movies and on television shows where presidents are briefed on highly classified missions.
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Explosions from two car bombs could be heard nearby as Lieutenant General Abdul Ghani al-Assadi spoke to Reuters at his command post on Monday, and a Reuters correspondent saw thick smoke rising from the blasts.
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Matt Perkins, a 21-year veteran of the fire department of Cy-Fair, short for Cypress-Fairbanks, listened intently to the progress from the mini-command post set up in his truck at a gas station.
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The images were sent back to a "command post" in Nashville where they were cross-referenced, using facial recognition technology, with a database of people who had been identified as potential stalkers of the pop star.
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As Bill worked his way across the camp, I ran to our small adviser command post and secured an ambulance and two Iraqi medics to get the detainees to the hospital on the nearby American base.
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On the television inside the command post trailer, aerial shots display it like an earthbound black hole swallowing the land, a wide rivulet of water cascades down in a prehistoric vision of a planet still in formation.
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In the Cold War, even though a US-Soviet hotline had operated since 1963, the Soviet Union still came close to confusing a NATO nuclear command-post exercise in 1983 with preparations for a pre-emptive strike.
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And then on Friday night, the countries hit three targets — including one on the outskirts of Damascus — all related to Syria's chemical weapons program: a research center, a storage facility, and an equipment facility and command post.
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But it was impossible to ignore the presence of the real Mr. Hearne at his command post conducting the musicians, manipulating the sound and driving the pace of a social auto-da-fé of his own orchestration.
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"Instead of sending bits of information back up to a command post, the autonomy kits can enable sensors to perform detection and object identification in real time…and then push that information up to a human," David said.
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Lieutenant-General Abdul Wahab al-Saadi, dressed in a T-shirt and black trousers, commands the battle from a plastic table on the concrete floor of a construction site that has been turned into an improvised command post.
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Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told reporters: A scientific research center in Damascus;A chemical weapons storage facility, located west of Homs;And a chemical weapons equipment storage facility and command post near Homs.
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Operating from a unified command post, a patchwork of several dozen agencies will command a team of roughly 28,000 security personnel monitoring the capital region from the streets, the air and the two rivers that border the city.
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After the first quake, which turned out to be a foreshock, Weston's mother's house still had power while other locales were out, so the house became a "command post," she said, with the help of her colleague Jack Barnwell.
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For decades the nation didn't have to worry much about Trump because his mistakes rarely reverberated beyond his Trump Tower command post, and few cared if he called someone fat or ugly, which he did on a regular basis.
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As fans stopped to watch the footage, their photographs were taken and transferred to a command post where they were cross-checked against a database of hundreds of Swift's known stalkers to ensure that none matched their physical descriptions.
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In July, the Secret Service moved its command post from a unit a floor below the president's apartment to the sidewalk because the government and Trump's company reportedly could not agree on the price and other conditions of the lease.
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State-affiliated Fana Broadcasting said that the Federal Security Council had decided to put security in the Hawassa city administration and some districts of the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' (SNNP) region under a temporary federal security force-led command post.
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The latest RAF scramble occurred June 29, when two Typhoons were launched to intercept two Su-27 fighters and one Il-22 "Coot," the nickname given to a Russian transport plane when configured as an aerial command post or reconnaissance asset.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian strategic bombers fired advanced cruise missiles at Islamic State targets in Syria on Wednesday from a distance of 953,000 kilometers (621.37 miles) in a show of force Moscow said demolished three ammunition depots and a command post.
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Under the current system, terse phone calls between the Russian military and the American command post in Qatar are supposed to allow each side to notify the other about the movement of its jets — sometimes giving only minutes of warning.
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The shooting happened a day after the Police Department commemorated the one-year anniversary of the killing of Miosotis Familia, an officer who was shot in the head in a command post truck in the Bronx and posthumously promoted to detective.
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Mr. Garcetti, wearing a blue City Hall windbreaker emblazoned with his name, mingled with firefighters in front of the command post, comparing photographs of the fire on their phones and trading information on what they had heard in the field.
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Because the operation would take place far from Israeli airspace, beyond Israel's radar and radio range, the air force had to set up an airborne command post, in the form of a Boeing 707 fitted with radar and communications equipment.
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The Jewish Community Center, a few blocks away from Tree of Life, became a command post of sorts, with grief counselors, law enforcement officials, Red Cross volunteers, extended families, members of various synagogues and food, lots and lots of food.
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In the control center I'm introduced to the two Russian-speaking U.S. servicemen who 10 to 12 times a day get on the local "hotline" with the Russian command post in Syria to make sure Russian planes don't collide with ours.
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The commander of a platoon that fires Himars rockets, she helped flatten a five-story building the American military says Islamic State militants were using as a command post shortly before the Iraqis began their offensive to take western Mosul.
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That changed on May 6, 2017, when an Apache helicopter banked over a dusty patchwork of fields outside Mosul, fixed its sights on a farmhouse serving as an Islamic State command post and fired two Hellfire missiles reducing it to rubble.
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A kiosk set up to show highlights of the singer's rehearsals secretly recorded the faces of onlookers, which were sent to a security "command post" in Nashville that attempted to match those images to hundreds of images of Swift's known stalkers.
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In spring, the allies conduct another two-week command post exercise, Key Resolve, and an eight-week joint field training exercise named Foal Eagle that practices force-on-force operations and the flow of U.S. forces to Korea should war break out.
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Joseph Valiquette, who was the F.B.I. spokesman in New York, recalled in an interview this week that outside his office Mr. Walton kept the kind of ceremonial green lantern that the police would hang at a crime scene to identify a command post.
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He said fans were able to view rehearsal clips at the kiosk, while at the same time facial recognition technology was used to send images back to a Nashville "command post" and those were cross-checked against the hundreds of Swift's known stalkers.
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" The other two targets were near Homs and included a chemical weapons storage facility west of the city that is the primary location of Syria's sarin gas, and another location that "contained both chemical weapons equipment storage facility and an important command post.
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"A total of 1,120 ringleaders of violence that led to the destruction of infrastructure and property in West Arsi and Shashemene have been apprehended," the government body known as the Command Post said, referring to areas in Oromiya region, south of the capital.
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Bomber and tanker crews were ordered to their stations, the National Emergency Airborne Command Post taxied into position and the Federal Aviation Administration prepared to order every airborne commercial airliner to land, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists and The New Yorker.
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As part of the maneuvers, units of the First Guards Tank Army are expected to establish a forward command post in western Belarus, and to hold exercises in training areas near Brest, on the Polish border, and Grodno, near Poland and Lithuania.
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He enlisted in the Navy in 1987 and then earned a Navy ROTC scholarship, graduated from Carnegie Mellon University and became a flight officer on the E-2 Hawkeye, a flying command post its manufacturer describes as the "digital quarterback" of combat missions.
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She had earned a reputation as "a good policewoman" in the short time she was assigned to an R.V.-style police command post at East 183rd Street and Morris Avenue, two miles north of Yankee Stadium, a longtime resident, Roma Martinez, said.
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Instead of hitting his battalion's North Vietnamese foes, the bomb struck the branches of a lone tree along the Americans' perimeter, under which the battalion's remaining officers and noncommissioned officers on the ground had set up a command post with their radio operators.
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If North Korea launches a missile, the roughly 30 people inside the command post are trained to react within seconds -- determining whether the missile could reach North America, and if so, notifying Washington and Ottawa so decisions can be made about a potential response.
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Another SEAL, Special Operations Chief Craig Miller, testified on Wednesday that he was about 12 feet away from the captive at the command post when he saw Chief Gallagher use the custom-made knife to stab the captive in the jugular at least twice.
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Speaking from an emergency management command post set up in Brooklyn, the mayor said that little more than a week ago, a power outage "that came out of nowhere" occurred in Manhattan and now following the heat wave -- "obviously a predictable situation and therefore preventable" -- another outage.
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Washington described the strike targets as a center near Damascus for the research, development, production and testing of chemical and biological weapons; a chemical weapons storage site near the city of Homs; and another site near Homs that stored chemical weapons equipment and housed a command post.
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From a home in town, an emergency shelter in nearby Prescott and at the incident command post in Peeples Valley, Yarnell's neighbor to the north, Chief Palm and four others talked about what they learned from the two fires they experienced — and what they would rather forget.
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He followed that up by retweeting a U.S. Pacific Command post on the B-2202B bombers located on Guam, which have done show-of-force flights over the Korean peninsula as recently as this week and would likely be used in any strike on North Korea.
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They'd have to build the largest, most powerful rocket NASA has ever made — known as the Space Launch System, or SLS — as well as an orbiting command post called the Lunar Gateway, that would serve as the space-based launch point for lunar landing and deep space missions.
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Russia's defense ministry said it was working to verify information that al-Baghdadi, one of the world's most wanted men, had been killed when its warplanes struck an ISIS command post near Raqqa during a meeting on May 28, killing more than 300 of the terror group's fighters.
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Sitting on the side of his bed, he deliberately wrote an articulate operations order that I sent to the Marine commanding general in the area, moving artillery, armored, airborne and infantry units to respond to the threat, stating that he would establish a jump command post and arrive the next day.
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As part of the wider Tet offensive, two entire N.V.A. regiments had seized most of Hue, Vietnam's ancient capital, leaving only the First ARVN command post in the north and an undermanned post of the Military Assistance Command Vietnam in the south holding out as islands in the military storm.
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"The guys who were doing it were KH, half of those guys were in uniform, they had a command post set up and all that and they were throwing Molotov cocktails, making flames, doing smoke all that kind of business in order to get lots of attention which they did," he said.
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They hit three of Mr. Assad's chemical weapons facilities: a scientific research center in greater Damascus that was used in the production of weapons, and two chemical weapons facilities west of Homs, one of which was used for the production of the nerve agent sarin and the other was part of a military command post, said Gen.
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"Facebook Opens a Command Post to Thwart Election Meddling in Europe" I think that people my age should learn about this and the effects that social media may have because when it's time for us to vote we should know that there is fake news out there and to not believe and let everything we see on the internet affect our decisions.
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On New Year's Eve 2016, there was McCain in a remote command post in Ukraine, surrounded by Ukrainian Marines and political leaders with two other senators and the U.S. Ambassador Marie YovanovitchMarie YovanovitchUS diplomat William Taylor to leave Ukraine post at the beginning of January Giuliani: Trump remains 'very supportive' of my efforts to dig up dirt in Ukraine Giuliani says he told Trump 'a couple times' that ambassador to Ukraine was blocking investigations MORE.
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According to The Post, both the Secret Service and NYPD are planning to run a command post out of the space where president-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's wife Melania and 10-year-old son Barron are expected to live for several months after Inauguration Day.
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In some cases, the data annotates horrible crimes: an ISIS-inspired truck rampage on a Manhattan bike lane on Halloween that left eight people dead; the ambush killing of a police officer, Miosotis Familia, 48, who was shot in the head on July 4 while sitting in her R.V.-style command post in the Bronx; the death of Timothy Caughman, 66, a black man, at the hands of a sword-wielding white supremacist on March 20.
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" And this idolatry of innovation was not confined to Silicon Valley; it migrated to the heart of the surveillance state in the person of Keith Alexander, former director of the National Security Agency, a proud "geek" who enlisted a Hollywood set designer to build a command post modeled on the bridge of the Starship Enterprise, "complete with chrome panels, computer stations, a huge TV monitor on the forward wall, and doors that made a 'whoosh' sound when they slid open and closed.
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