The next major manpower development came in 1947, when the 3rd Parachute Brigade was disbanded and the 2nd Parachute Brigade, while remaining part of the division, was withdrawn to England, then sent to Germany.
By the early 20th century, Mangalore had become a major supplier of educated manpower to Bombay, Bangalore, and the Middle East.
A major investment of money and manpower from the Army is set to revolutionize the scope of collecting data on suicidal behavior.
The ability to cover the field with sufficient manpower is a major tenet of counter-insurgency, yet most practitioners of this challenging form of warfare would agree that the size of an occupying contingent has a direct impact on the number and frequency of attacks by insurgents.
The slave war in Sicily, which had lasted several years and had threatened to spread to Italy, had underlined both the danger of using large numbers of slaves on the land and the need for a major increase in military citizen manpower.
In addition, doctors and other health care workers need a clear set of policies to help make urgent ethical decisions to allocate equipment, medicine and manpower during a major disaster with potentially large numbers of affected patients, says Kelen, who is also a professor and the director of the Department of Emergency Medicine at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
Furthermore, the shortage of skilled manpower is a major barrier to improving access to these interventions.
A major concern was the lack of manpower for hay-making, which has to start much earlier and/or be of longer duration in a post-dzud year (n = 9) if herders want to benefit from the improved soil moisture conditions in spring and the resulting higher biomass yield on hay fields.
Campania was a major addition to Rome's strength and manpower.
In the normal course of events at news agencies, a lot of time is spent sitting around with not quite enough to do, in order that the manpower is there when a major event happens.
