Sentence examples for allied garrison from inspiring English sources
By Jan . 5 1943, Guadalcanal's Allied garrison totaled 44,000, against 22,500 Japanese.
The Allied garrison at Port Moresby numbered around 5,333 men, but only half of these were infantry and all were badly equipped and undertrained.
The victory at Cape Matapan allowed the evacuation of thousands of Allied troops from Crete. was torpedoed and sunk on 27 November 1941 by whilst escorting transports resupplying the Allied garrison at Tobruk.
The action had strategic consequences: the Republican faction in Genoa was strong and they successfully barred Austrian reinforcements from sailing to join the Allied garrison at the developing Siege of Toulon.
At the convention of the American Anti-Slavery Society in 1840, Kelley's appointment to the business committee was the occasion for a split in the ranks of the delegates; her conservative opponents left to form the American and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, leaving her ally Garrison in complete control of his own organization.
As a reform crusader, Phillips allied himself with Garrison in refusing to link abolition with political action; together they condemned the federal Constitution for its compromises over slavery and advocated national disunion rather than continued association with the slave states.
The way America garrisoned allied countries like Japan and South Korea put him in mind of the de-facto empire that the Soviets had created in Eastern Europe.
They, along with Poland, have been pressing for "their" allied, meaning U.S., garrisons.
Early in the First Punic War, however, the inhabitants massacred the Carthaginian garrison and allied themselves with Rome.
The initial VC attack had split allied formations within the garrison; the 1st and 2nd Platoons of the 11th MSF Company were pushed away from the eastern perimeter, while the Marines were either alone or had organized themselves into small groups of two or three, but none were in contact with each another.
After World War II many of the military were dispersed around the world as occupation forces in defeated countries or garrisons in allied nations or various American outposts.
