military officer with the authority to command operations

headquarters; command post; a military or civilian department responsible for issuing orders and coordinating operations

A leader who holds overall responsibility for command and coordination during a war or a major project; general director.

a collective term for officers and leading cadres at all levels in the Chinese People's Liberation Army

a place from which a military commander and their staff direct operations; command post

(music) an artist who leads an orchestra or choir

A stick used by musical conductors or traffic police to direct or give signals

conductor; director; person who commands or directs a group

platform or bridge from which a vessel or unit is commanded

to give nonsensical instructions or issue orders out of ignorance, without considering the actual situation

to direct or command with such calm and competence that victory seems already assured; to provide highly capable leadership

An officer's sword or saber used for commanding troops during drills, exercises, or combat; also called a [[军刀|軍刀|jun1 dao1]]

command ship of a fleet that carries the commanding officer and serves as a coordination center

airborne early warning and control aircraft used for surveillance and command

general headquarters; general command headquarters

A government or organizational command center responsible for directing earthquake resistance and disaster relief efforts

a central location for directing and coordinating operations; command center

a system or chain of command used to manage operations and personnel

The central control and operations module of a spacecraft

conductor of an orchestra or band; bandmaster