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I am going to say yes you can. The AC Commander is rated at 8 amps and should easily handle that locomotive. You will want to be sure all of your wiring is good to avoid any shorts in the engine.
Ray
I've put the AC Commander in a few locomotives, I don't see any reason it wouldn't work with that one. The wild card is rigging an antenna, I'd probably try to insulate the two metal pipes that go to the headlights and use those.
No difference than wiring it to a post-war engine. You have a field wire and two armature wires, just like the post-war.
Where do you see this. I'm pretty sure that Jon Z. tinkered with this some time back and rejected it as a project that didn't have satisfactory performance. The only thing I see on their site is the standard AC Commander.
Given the issues trying to make cruise work on the AC motor and also a three segment armature, I really doubt that's going to happen.
Many small DC drive motors don't have flywheels. I have installed nine or ten of the CC-Lite units, I assure you they only work with DC motors. 
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