the staff corps造句

• Each of the staff corps is headed by a enlisted rating.
• Foott became a colonel and honorary brigadier general in the Staff Corps.
• From then until 1926, he served as commander of the Staff Corps.
• In 1875 he was promoted to the rank of Major-General in the Staff Corps.
• He attended the Royal Military College, Duntroon and in 1939 was a lieutenant in the Staff Corps.
• On March 2, 1821, Congress passed an act ( 3 Stat . 615 ) reducing the army and reorganizing the staff corps.
• The deaths of several members of the corps during the war resulted in the depletion of the Staff Corps following the cessation of hostilities.
• As in the previous war, many officers of the Staff Corps volunteered for the 2NZEF, serving as battalion and brigade commanders during the Second World War.
• Later the same year, he was transferred to the Staff Corps and posted to India, where he took up a commission in the 1st Madras Native Infantry.
• Members of the staff corps could also be interspersed into regular Navy units, such as ships and shore bases, to serve as part of the regular compliment.
• In 1813 Scovell was given the task of raising, then commanding, the Staff Corps of Cavalry, also known as the Staff Dragoons or the Corps of Gendarmerie.
• Rawlins subsequently returned to the Staff Corps, rising to the rank of Major General and being made a Companion of the Order of the Indian Empire for his services.
• Despite a short lived permanent staff under St-Cyr ( 1783 90 ), the French reverted to the old system in 1790, when the Revolutionary Government abolished the staff corps.
• In June 1932, he was granted the temporary rank of captain as staff officer,'A'and'G', in Cape Town and transferred to the staff corps.
• He resumed his duties with the Australian Army Reserve in South Australia and was later transferred to the Staff Corps in October 1920 and held numerous senior positions over the following two decades.
• During the First World War, many of the officers of the Staff Corps volunteered for and served in key leadership positions in the New Zealand Expeditionary Force ( NZEF ), often as battalion and brigade commanders.
• The colony also maintained women's auxiliary services ( later to provide the inspiration for the Rhodesia Women's Service ), and maintained a battalion of the RAR, officered by members of the Staff Corps.
• Haushofer continued his career as a professional soldier, serving in the army of Imperial Germany and rising through the Staff Corp by 1899 . In 1903, he began teaching at the Bavarian " War Academy ".
• Lanrezac's harsh criticism of his superiors in the Staff Corps overshadowed his impressive ability to avoid envelopment by the Germans, and he was replaced by Louis Franchet d'Esp閞ey just before the opening of the First Battle of the Marne.
• Although disbanded in 1814 at the end of the Peninsular War, the Duke of Wellington re-formed the Staff Corps of Cavalry to police the occupying British Army in France following Metropolitan Police, was established to prevent the theft of supplies, and to maintain discipline in camps.