iron ration造句

• He said " iron rations " were stored for use only in great emergency.
• With iron rations while advancing in light armoured cars, they captured thousands of Italian troops.
• This iron ration was prepared in two small tins ( soldered together ) which were fastened inside the soldiers'belts.
• They then received two days'supplies and one day's iron ration, which were to last until after breakfast on 29 September.
• A flag pole allowed a flag or lamp to be hoisted, supplies included a basic medical kit, iron rations, water, life jackets and ropes.
• During the Second Boer War ( 1899 1902 ), British troops were given an iron ration made of four ounces of pemmican and four ounces of chocolate and sugar.
• However, during operations soldiers survived for long periods on " iron rations " ( in individual tins ), and a diet of Bully beef and army biscuits, which was only occasionally varied by cooking a stew made from tins of pressed beef and onions.
• The existing command structure was replaced with the Winter黚ung R黦en, and the military units already in Spain were formed into a new legion, which was briefly called the Iron Rations ( ) and the Iron Legion ( ) before G鰎ing renamed it the Condor Legion ( ).
• The divisions carried one iron ration and two days'special emergency rations for each man, and of grain for each horse, all of which were carried on the horses, with an additional day's grain for the horses carried on the first line transport in limbered wagons.
• The divisions carried one iron ration and two days'special emergency rations per man, and 21 pounds ( 9.5 kg ) of grain per horse, all carried on the horse, with an additional day's grain per horse carried on the first line transport limbered wagons.
• In addition the sheer banality of continuing war is alluded to, and a sense of late war fatigue which began to grip Britain at this time; reference is made to miners striking for better pay, and shipyard workers stealing iron rations from lifeboats, resulting in the deaths of torpedoed sailors.
• One iron ration and two days'special emergency ration for each man, and 21 pounds ( 9.5 kg ) of grain for each horse, was carried on the trooper's horse, with an additional day's grain for each horse, carried on the first-line transport limbered wagons.
• The Column was to " protect the right of the infantry from an advance by the enemy in and beyond the entrenchments at Atawineh and Hareira on the Gaza to Beersheba road . " They also had orders to exploit an infantry breakthrough and attack Hareira on the extreme right, and they carried rations for the next day along with an iron ration.
• We washed and shaved carefully in order to look our best before Fritz . . . Our equipment was inspected for the last time : Gas-masks, rifles, ammunition, shaving kit, iron rations-everything was OK . Some of us were presented with an extra gift-mine was a big and heavy bag containing a dozen or so Mills bombs!
• Submarine patrols were long voyages and many times the crew finishing up on " iron rations " of poor food as their food supplies ran out, so Lockwood made great strides in providing for rest and recuperation ( R & R ) for his sailors when they returned to port, such as two-week stays at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, and crates of ice-cream and leafy vegetables to greet returning submarine crews.
• By using it as an iron ration, it might have sustained a soldier for about three days . The weight of the buccellatum is estimated to have been about 3 kg, which, given that the wheat rations would add more than 11 kg, means that without the corn, the soldier would have carried around 30 kg ( 66 lb ) & mdash; or much the same weight as today's soldiers.