Sentence examples for Got combat from inspiring English sources

Still, when you've got combat on this epic scale, with a cast of hundreds, and dozens of richly textured vistas to gawp at, it hardly matters if the three supposed heroes are somewhat dull.

Our goal has got to be to get combat troops out eventually.

Along with two other New Jersey men, he joined the British Royal Flying Corps to get combat and gunnery training.

The troops in Chechnya, notorious for their corruption and brutality, are all professionals, and get combat pay on top.

Tribal leaders are now getting combat support as well as money, intelligence, and arms, ostensibly to fight Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia.

Stephen Sackur: So what the American public thinks is a commitment, to get combat forces out within 16 months, isn't a commitment is it?

He told his superiors that he had joined the Army to "get combat experience — something that he viewed as important to his Black Raptor identity".

But getting combat vets to seek help is difficult.

The White House will take "conditions on the ground into account" as it moves "through that process of getting combat forces out," the official said.

So his promise to get "combat troops" out of Iraq in the next 16 months is a phrase that means much less than it appears to.

"Women in the military are exposed to the same kind of dangers that combat service exposes a soldier to, but the difference is that the women are not getting combat pay, and they're not getting combat-related opportunities for promotion," NOW President Terry O'Neill said in an interview with The Huffington Post.