abasan造句

• On 28 May, the 4th Light Horse Field Ambulance moved from Abasan el Kebir.
• On 28 August the 4th Light Horse Brigade conducted an ablution parade while at Abasan el Kebir.
• In 1886, Abasan al-Kabera was described as a small flourishing village, built of stone.
• On 1 May 1917 the pipeline reached Abasan el Kebir making it possible to establish a training and staging area nearby.
• Other activities carried on while at Abasan el Kebir, included cricket matches and, on 31 August, a boxing competition.
• During the second half of September, while the Anzac Mounted Division was at Abasan el Kebir, 600 donkeys were attached to the division.
• When the 3rd Light Horse Brigade returned from a strategic march to El Buqqar on 7 May, they moved to bivouac at Abasan el Kebir.
• There are option to drive straight from Narkel Bagan until Balaka Abasan and then follow the canal road or use one of the many New town roads.
• A 15-day fair is held at Parnasree Pally by Sarkari Abasan ( Behala College ground ), Parnasree Club and Surja Sangha during Kali Puja.
• While one division was in no man's land on reconnaissance, the two other divisions covered this deployment by moving up towards Shellal and Abasan el Kebir respectively.
• The Anzac Mounted Division moved back to Abasan el Kebir from Tel el Marakeb, to take over as the reserve division on 18 September, and ten days later Allenby inspected the division.
• Abasan al-Kabera and the nearby village of Abasan al-Saghira, have in recent years been built up to each other so that they form a larger urban area around Khan Yunis.
• Abasan al-Kabera and the nearby village of Abasan al-Saghira, have in recent years been built up to each other so that they form a larger urban area around Khan Yunis.
• During the evening of 26 October, the Australian Mounted Division was at Tel el Fara holding the front line from Shellal to Gamli with the Anzac Mounted Division in reserve at Abasan el Kebir.
• A secretary at the DFLP's office in the town of Abasan said police carried out the arrests overnight, bringing the two-day total of the group's members in detention to 150.
• The Australian Mounted Division was relieved, as supporting mounted division in the Abasan el Kebir area, by the Yeomanry Mounted Division, on 21 to 22 July 1917, before marching to Tel el Marakeb.
• The Anzac Mounted Division headquarters, and the New Zealanders in reserve, moved forward to Gos el Basal, and at 10 : 15 the Australian Mounted Division in the Abasan el Kebir area was ordered forward.
• While the divisions were in reserve at Abasan el Kebir, training was conducted in musketry, anti gas methods, the handling and sending of messages by carrier pigeons, and getting quickly ready to move out on operations.
• On 20 May while the Imperial Mounted Division was in reserve near Abasan el Kebir, the Anzac Mounted Division was responsible for patrolling the region from the direction of Sausage Ridge to Goz el Basal and then to the west of Goz Mabruk.
• While under control of Egyptian authorities, Egypt complained to the Mixed Armistice Commission that on the 7 and 14 October 1950 Israeli military Forces had shelled and machine-gunned the Arab villages of Abasan al-Kabera and Beit Hanoun in Egyptian controlled territory of the Gaza strip.