Sentence examples for a training battalion from inspiring English sources

In Egypt, as the AIF was expanded in early 1916, each brigade established a training battalion.

Served as a training battalion in England 1915 1918; 3/6th Battalion TF – formed in 1915.

Suffering synovitis to his right knee, Maxwell was hospitalised for two days and posted to a training battalion in England on 28 November 1916.

The infantry regiments were converted into 20 large regiments with four or five battalions in each regiment plus a training battalion, always numbered the 10th, also included were ten Gurkha regiments.

The full citation for Whittle's Victoria Cross appeared in a supplement to the London Gazette on 8 June 1917, reading: In late April 1917, Whittle spent three days in a field hospital receiving treatment for psoriasis, before embarking for England on attachment to a training battalion.

The following list details the involvement of these battalions: 1st Battalion – served in France from September 1914 until November 1918; 2nd Battalion – served in India throughout the war; 3rd (Reserve) Battalion – operated as a training battalion in the United Kingdom throughout the war; 4th (Extra Reserve) Battalion – garrison battalion in Guernsey 1914 1916.

"We are teaching quick-fire techniques, moving in an urban environment -- things that have not been done in basic training for combat support and combat service support before," said Lt. Col. Fred W. Johnson, commander of a basic training battalion at Fort Jackson, S.C., where the Army conducts its mixed-sex training.

This included the SS Non-commissioned officer school SS Unteroffizierschule Arnheim and the 16th SS Training Battalion under the command of SS Sturmbannführer Sepp Krafft whose unit would play a crucial role in the opening phases of the battle.

Soldiers from the 10 Training Battalion, Bordon Garrison, have been filling sandbags to try to protect properties from rising water.

Arriving in England, he spent three months with the 14th Training Battalion at Hurdcott, before joining the 55th Battalion on 8 February 1917 at Montauban, France.

"There we were, a highly trained battalion, with nowhere to go," Murchison recalled.