Sentence examples for army attached from inspiring English sources

In World War II he was a first lieutenant in the Army, attached to the Office of Strategic Services.

To protect their faces in sports events and tournaments of arms, horsemen of the Roman army attached highly decorative and symbolic masks to their helmets.

In a spacewalk that lasted five and a half hours, the crew members, Dr. Daniel T. Barry and Lt. Patrick G. Forrester of the Army, attached 11 handrails to the exterior of the Destiny laboratory, then began the awkward job of securing 45-foot electrical cables to the handrails.

The creation of private armies attached to the Roman nobility offered employment to some of the urban lower classes but contributed greatly to the political violence that eventually spelled the end of the republic.

Mr. Oh said the two agents, both 36, were army majors attached to the General Bureau of Surveillance, the North's main army intelligence agency.

Not quite: as the L.A. Times put it, Iraqi police say the culprits were Iraqi army officers attached to the élite unit guarding Shiite Vice President Adel Abdul Mehdi.

He served in Cuba and the Philippines, advancing to first lieutenant of volunteers, and in 1901 he was commissioned a first lieutenant in the regular army and attached to the Signal Corps.

Palestinian assailants have carried out frequent ambushes on the isolated roads outside Shavei Shomron and on occasion have even slipped inside the community, through a fence around the perimeter and despite an army encampment attached to the settlement.

*In Bucks County, Pa., a 16-year-old high school student is suspended and threatened with a one-year expulsion because he has a small Swiss army knife attached to his keychain.

Are they hiding in the bush, absorbed into President Kabila's army or attached to Zimbabwean forces in Congo, as the Rwandans claim It is unlikely that the militiamen still exist as a coherent fighting unit, but also unlikely that they can be peacefully neutralised.

French-speaking men already in the army were attached to the unit to act as interpreters and assist with coordination and tactical instruction.