The others rose a mere half-second after their commander- once again, in unison.

Many Egyptians abandoned after their commander and several of his staff were killed.

Some task forces are named after their commander, such as Dunsterforce.

A horsed unit, also known as Coleman's Troop after its commander.

"Named after the captain's former commander aboard the Farragut?"

Named after their commander, Thomas Knowlton, they were formed in 1776.

Regol's mouth gaped open as he stared after his commander.

He was out of the room a split second after his commander, and the uniform at the door shouted "Dis-missed!"

"Come, try to keep up," he snapped, and strode forward after his commander- or patriarch, perhaps.

Named after the fort's commander, Milestown developed first as an army town to meet the needs of young, isolated men.