reinforced brigade造句

• An additional 800 fell from the reinforcing brigades on July 3.
• As the link between Archduke Louis and Hohenzollern, Thierry had his reinforced brigade on the road at 6 : 00 am.
• Of the independent regiments, 16 were in frontier fortifications and 19 were organized as combined detachments, around the size of a reinforced brigade.
• The division would shrink into a reinforced brigade, with its infantry component organized around the skeletonized 4th Marines, whose headquarters was then in Japan.
• If I had had one reinforced brigade, that is firepower and men _ well-trained and well-equipped, I could have saved hundreds of thousands of lives,
• On April 30, the U . S . Army's 5th Reinforced Brigade under Brigadier General Frederick Funston arrived and took over the occupation of the city.
• The 8th Landwehr Division, originally not much bigger than a reinforced brigade, received a third infantry regiment and was reorganized as a standard German infantry division.
• Of the independent regiments, 16 were in frontier fortifications and 19 were organized as combined regiments, or " Odred ", around the size of a reinforced brigade.
• During the Battle for Caen, Keller handled Operation Windsor poorly, sending a reinforced brigade in to handle a divisional operation and delegating the planning to one of his brigadiers.
• Just last month, for example, a mortar attack on a Mosul base killed two troops with Task Force Olympia, the reinforced brigade responsible for security in much of northern Iraq.
• "' 1864 "'- "'Decatur "'- A reinforced brigade under Robert S . Granger prevented the entire Army of Tennessee under John Bell Hood from crossing the Tennessee River in North Alabama
• The first important military event of his administration as Commandant was the sending of a reinforced brigade of Marines to take part in the operations which occurred at Vera Cruz, Mexico, during 1914.
• The "'Khamis Brigade "', formally the 32nd Reinforced Brigade of the Armed People, was a regime security brigade of the Libyan Armed Forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi, the official leader of Libya from 1969 until 2011.
• From February to April 1901, the Scots Greys and 19th Hussars, and a detachment of mounted Australians, the reinforced brigade chased after the Boers, killing a number of those who had participated in the fighting at Bakenlaagte.
• As a reward, the " Leibstandarte " was nominally redesignated as a full motorized division, although few additional elements had been added by the start of the Russian campaign and the " Division " remained effectively a reinforced brigade.
• Towards the end of the Korean War in 1953, a reinforced brigade known as the Custodian Force of India was deployed for the repatriation of the prisoners of war and was deployed for almost two years ( 1953 54 ).
• The Cavalry Division had two brigades of two regiments each, three horse artillery batteries, and a cyclist battalion, along with support units; it had a total strength of 4, 500 all ranks with 12 guns, and was-in effect-little more than a reinforced brigade.
• The Cavalry Division had two brigades of two regiments each, three horse artillery batteries, and a cyclist battalion, along with support units; it had a total strength of 4, 500 all ranks with 12 guns, and was therefore little more than a reinforced brigade.
• The British Army used " brigade boxes " during the Western Desert Campaign, the boxes consisted of reinforced brigade sized forces of all arms, protected by barbed wire and with the space between boxes covered by mine fields, defence of the boxes was centered around mutually supporting field artillery and anti-tank guns, which covered the mine fields and the approaches to neighbouring boxes.