The phrase "area army" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as military discussions or geographical references, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The area army was deployed to assist with disaster relief efforts in the region."
Alternatives: "regional military" or "local forces".
"The reports suggest we have serious issues in this area," Army Secretary Pete Geren told reporters on Wednesday, adding that the criminal inquiries and the reported diversion of Iraqi weapons to Turkey were major reasons behind his decision to take action now.
On 3 January, IGH informed the 8th Area Army and the Combined Fleet of the decision to withdraw from Guadalcanal.
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Accompanying the battalion was Lieutenant Colonel Kumao Imoto, representing the 8th Area Army, who was to deliver the evacuation order and plan to Hyakutake.
The two killed were among nine guerrillas arrested by soldiers, but they were gunned down when they tried to fight back, area army commander Col. Hermogenes Esperon said.
The 24th Division was among the 200,000 men of the Sixth Army moved to recapture Luzon from the Japanese 14th Area Army, which fought delaying actions on the island.
On a bridge overlooking the area, the army stationed an armored vehicle with a large gun.
Yesterday militants fired 107 rockets at Israel, of which 14 were shot down, one in the greater Tel Aviv area, the army said.
"The Israeli force at the scene called repeatedly on the civilians to leave the area," the army said in a statement, according to Reuters.
A suspect device was found in the Anne Street area and army bomb disposal experts have been called to the scene.
More than 50 gasoline bombs were thrown ?? troops during more than five hours of rioting early today in the Catholic New Lodge Road area, an army spokesman said.
