duplicating unit造句

• These duplicate units are often wrongly described as second-line.
• After the Munich Agreement in 1938 the TA was doubled in size by duplicating units.
• In June 1939, the 56th Anti-Tank Regiment spun off a duplicate unit, the Palestine and Egypt.
• Both BPI and CityTrust have several duplicate units, such as their investment houses, which underwrite securities, that will be combined into one entity.
• Modern traditional climbers often climb with numerous and variously sized SLCDs to cover a wide range of crack sizes, sometimes with duplicate units depending on protection requirements of the climb.
• When the TA doubled in size following the Munich Crisis, the TEE formed a duplicate unit as a Light Anti-Aircraft ( LAA ) regiment of the Royal Artillery ( RA ).
• In early 1941, the 141st Field Artillery was mobilized for World War II where it earned the Presidential Unit Citation; a duplicate unit was formed, the 935th Field Artillery Battalion, with both serving in Europe and North Africa.
• As a result, the 1st Battalion raised a duplicate unit, the 2nd Battalion which was assigned to the Battle of Normandy in Operation Epsom and the Second Battle of the Odon, followed by Operation Bluecoat and the subsequent Allied advance from Paris to the Rhine.
• The 52nd ( Lowland ) Division, which had seen numerous changes in composition during the interwar period, was mobilised, along with the rest of the James Drew, was serving in Scottish Command, alongside its second line duplicate unit, the 15th ( Scottish ) Infantry Division.
• Later due to successes of that unit and additional responsibilities in the team mission to include support of CPU on high risk principals, the name was changed to ROSU ( under Chief Jim Renfrow ) and duplicate units were placed in each region of Kosovo.
• In September, the War Office decided to raise 2nd Line TF units and formations, so the IV Wessex ( now designated the 1 / IV Wessex ) began recruiting a duplicate unit, the 2 / IV Wessex Brigade, RFA, which would serve in the 2nd Wessex Division.
• However, they were not; the duplicate units were afforded equal status to their parent units, and were destined to form part of the active field forces immediately on mobilisation, whereas the second-line units of World War I had been intended to form reserve units for home defence.
• In the spring and summer of 1939 the Territorial Army was doubled in size and all units were ordered to form a duplicate unit and the 4th Battalion was split in two, to create the 1 / 4th and 2 / 4th battalions and 5th / 7th Battalion was split into the 5th and 7th battalions.
• When the TA doubled in size following the Munich Crisis, the TEE formed a duplicate unit as a Light Anti-Aircraft ( LAA ) regiment of the Royal Artillery ( RA ), designated 37th ( Tyne Electrical Engineers ) LAA Regiment, RA ( TA ), which and was still in course of formation at Tynemouth when World War II broke out in September 1939.