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| - Chain of Command is a story in Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures Volume 10. It stars the Jedi Anise I'Zak undertaking a top secret mission.
- "Chain Of Command" is the 23rd episode of Thunderbirds Are Go!, and was broadcast on January 2nd, 2016.
- A chain of command is
- CHAIN OF COMMAND Fleet Admiral Mick T. Connnors
- "Chain of Command" is a song by Andy Partridge. It was released as a single in 1979, included free with original copies of Drums and Wires. It was later included as a bonus track for re-releases of the album. The demo appeared on Andy's Fuzzy Warbles Volume 2 in 2002.
- Chain of Command, to komiks z serii komiksowej Clone Wars Adventures wydany w 2007 roku w zbiorze komiksów Clone Wars Adventures Volume 10.
- Chain of Command is the 6th (chronologically, possibly the 7th) episode of the Wing Commander Academy TV series.
- Chain of Command is the thirteenth track in the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Soundtrack. This song plays when playing as the OpFor in multiplayer with a runtime of 2:00. File:Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 - Original Sountrack - 13 Chain of Command Chain of Command — Hans Zimmer
- The Chain of Command (Chein o Comando) is a weapon crafted by a famous weaponsmith. It is a submission by Cyberweasel89 for Naruto2's weapon contest and is now Leon's weapon.
- NCC Spaceport Very large and flat, like the NCC spaceport always has been, there remains the room for spaceships and aircraft of all shapes and sizes to land and take off, whether they're equipped with VTOL or not. The large hangers, warehouses for incoming supplies, and maintenance stations are still there, although now they seem to mostly exist on the northwest edge of the area. Where once the runways were silver Cybertronian, an impurity has been added to give the whole area a frost-blue tint. Also new are the rows of sharp, jagged, upward pointing structures to the north and south that crowd together enough to make passage difficult without flight. Beyond the southern border that these provide is the sparkling ocean, and far behind the north edge, the distant peak of Mount R'Lyeh can b
- The Maximals detect an energon crystal under the cairn in the Standing Stones. Rattrap thinks it reeks of 'bait' and Rhinox notes that the energon on this planet isn't natural, as it does not conform to the planet's geology. The Predacons attack, putting an end to the discussion. Optimus Primal engages Terrorsaur and Waspinator in the air, but Terrorsaur evades his attack and (with much malice) fires directly on the buried energon crystal. Both sides duck and cover as it builds to overload- but instead of a debilitating energon wave, it sends a signal to the stars. With the crystal destroyed, both sides retreat.
- Aboard a starship, or most starbases the chain of command began with the assigned commanding officer, usually an officer of the rank of captain, or in some cases commander. If the commanding officer, for any reason, was unavailable to command his or her post then those responsibilities passed down the "chain" to the first officer, then the second officer, etc. Aboard the USS Enterprise-D, Lt. Commander Data served as second officer. This aspect of the command chain functioned similarly aboard a starbase, or space station, as well as in a planetary installation.
- The 'chain of command is important for the survival of a nation. In a presidential democracy, once elected, the president is the commander and chief of all of the American Forces militarily. Civility, the President can also give order to the Governors and veto the Senators. The President can also incorporate and discorporate any cities over the mayors. It is important for all citizens to follow the mayor, following the governors, following the president. Remember, "ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country."
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