zambian army造句

• Tembo was commander of the Zambian army, when the country was ruled by the authoritarian Kenneth Kaunda.
• The club is sponsored by the Zambian Army and was previously known as "'Zambia Army " '.
• Some of them were disarmed by the Zambian army and police, while the others escaped back into Congo, according to Zambian authorities.
• Police on Thursday also arrested Zambian businessman Amon Sibande, whose company, Base Chemicals, allegedly took jobs from the Zambian army outside government tender procedures, the spokesman said.
• Nonetheless, a South African military expert said western Zambia's airspace is still largely unwatched by radar and the Zambian army is spread thin in border areas west of the Zambezi River.
• The helicopter was traveling from U . N . headquarters to an airport across the bay at Lungi to meet the visiting Zambian army commander and his delegation, U . N . officials said in Freetown.
• Five Zambian army officers serving in a U . N . peace keeping mission in Sierra Leone were killed and 13 others were injured over the weekend when a mortar bomb exploded as they moved weapons off a truck, the Zambian army said.
• Five Zambian army officers serving in a U . N . peace keeping mission in Sierra Leone were killed and 13 others were injured over the weekend when a mortar bomb exploded as they moved weapons off a truck, the Zambian army said.
• Six Zambian army officers serving in a U . N . peacekeeping mission in Sierra Leone were killed and 12 others injured over the weekend when a mortar bomb exploded as they moved weapons off a truck, the Zambian army and U . N . officials said.
• Six Zambian army officers serving in a U . N . peacekeeping mission in Sierra Leone were killed and 12 others injured over the weekend when a mortar bomb exploded as they moved weapons off a truck, the Zambian army and U . N . officials said.
• Following the speech, 23 whites were deported for inspiring'racial and industrial unrest .'White Zambians remained disproportionately represented in the armed forces until a suitable number of qualified black personnel could be trained to replace them; until 1972 the Zambian Army still answered to a white commander and a predominantly white officer corps.
• The regiment took part in a number of static but intense battles, notably at Mount Selinda against the Mozambican Army ( where a Bronze Cross was awarded to 2nd Lieutenant Rae ) in 1977 and at Chirundu in October 1978, where heavy-machine gun, artillery and mortar duels took place between D Squadron and elements of the Zambian Army over a period of three days and nights near the Otto Beit Bridge.