military co-ordination

Relations with Somalia have historically been tense, although there has been some military co-ordination against insurgents.

Foreign Secretary Bevin's plans for Allied military co-ordination to resist Soviet 'war of nerves' over the future of Berlin.

In April 1940, Winston Churchill took control of the Military Co-ordination Committee, charged with overseeing all of the military services.

Time On Target (TOT) is the military co-ordination of artillery fire by many weapons so that all the munitions arrive at the target at precisely the same time.

It had come into dominance in a crisis which demanded severe military co-ordination; and though, since that remote age, it had made great intellectual progress, it remained at heart a military mind.

Chamberlain announced a further change in arrangements in the Norway debate, but this (and the Military Co-ordination Committee) was overtaken by events, the Churchill War Cabinet being run on rather different principles.

The organization's North Atlantic Council, however, holding a special meeting at foreign ministerial level in Brussels on Aug. 10, excluded any military co-ordination under NATO's integrated military structures, for any hostilities outside NATO's specific geographical area.