The phrase "army and found" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
Without additional context, it is difficult to determine when it could be used, as it appears to be an incomplete or fragmented expression.
Example: "The army and found themselves in a challenging situation."
Alternatives: "military and discovered" or "troops and located".
Portuguese paratroopers or "paras" began as a stepchild of the army and found a home in the Portuguese Air Force in 1955.
MEXICO CITY — In May 2011, Jethro Sánchez, a 27-year-old engineer, was detained by the Mexican Army, and found tortured and killed.
In 1961, five young men with nothing better to do enlisted in the United States Army and found themselves stationed in Germany at the height of the cold war.
After graduating from the Philadelphia Academy of Vocal Arts, which he attended on a full scholarship, he volunteered for the Army and found himself traveling around the world performing for soldiers.
By the time he was in his 20's, he had served three years in the Israeli army and found his skills more suited to managing bands and promoting concerts.
He began cooking them while in the army and found he loved mixing and matching different recipes, and eventually invented some of his own — "and mine are a secret, of course," he said.
We checked into the reception area like it was an army hotel and found an agreeable room in the barracks.
An army unit searched the area and found four wooden launching pads, the statement said, adding that the army was investigating to find the perpetrators.
As players fine-tune their armies and find the optimum strategies, designers introduce new elements to provide a fresh challenge and new storyline elements.
Soon they enlist in the US army together and find themselves in a vicious war against the Sioux, in particular the ferocious chief, Caught-His-Horse-First.
Contact your nearest army bases and find out if they have a pen pal scheme.
