The commander of a military or police training installation such as a military academy or police academy.
In some military organisations, the commander of a headquarters unit.
In line with the two meanings above, a person responsible for the internal workings, especially internal security of a military installation, responsible only to its commanding officer.
The highest military authority in a town and adjacent area in non-combat area, mainly responsible for the coordination of the depots and training centers. (The three last uses all seem to stem from the German military tradition.)
In the British Army, between 1922 and 1928, a Colonel-Commandant was an appointment held by senior colonels, later replaced by the rank of Brigadier.
In the British Army, the Colonel-Commandant is the honorary commander of some corps, usually a member of the Royal Family or a senior or retired general.
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A Command class holds some subset of the following: an object, a method to be applied to the object, and the arguments to be passed when the method is applied.
Command objects can be thought of as "tokens" that are created by one client that knows what need to be done, and passed to another client that has the resources for doing it.
Command and Memento act as magic tokens to be passed around and invoked at a later time.
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