Maritime Command

British  

noun

1. the naval branch of the Canadian armed forces

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Example Sentences

A multiagency maritime command center should oversee strategic planning, permitting, training, funding, subsidies, and coordination with allies, as was suggested in the Ships for America Act.

From Barron's

“We’re in the process of establishing a new center at our maritime command in the United Kingdom to better coordinate efforts of allies, to work with partners, to work with the European Union, but also to work with the private sector to better share information and to ramp up what to do to protect the critical undersea infrastructure,” Mr. Stoltenberg said.

From Washington Times

Stephen Whitton, deputy director of Border Force Maritime Command, said: "The combined efforts of the NCA, the Met Police and Border Force, have prevented £10m worth of cocaine from plaguing our streets and countries nearby."

From BBC

In relation to the small boats crisis, the review found the Border Force Maritime command had been "drawn into a challenge that it is ill-equipped to deal with and yet all consuming".

From BBC

"Due to the damage to the frigate it was moved to a safe place," Nato's Allied Maritime Command said in a statement.

From BBC