The phrase "army couple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a couple where at least one partner is a member of the military, often highlighting their shared experiences or lifestyle.
Example: "The army couple shared their story of love and resilience during deployment."
Alternatives: "military couple" or "serviceman and partner".
His parents, an army couple from the north, are happy with his choice.
Instead of taking their child back to the East, they sent him to live with a retired Army couple in a seaside English town.
He was a photographer, 54, born to an American Army couple in the divided city of Berlin, and it seemed to his wife, Wendy Doremus, that a thread ran through his work.
His father's civil service commission was still active and during Turing's childhood years Turing's parents travelled between Hastings in England and India, leaving their two sons to stay with a retired Army couple.
A week before the wedding, John ― with help from his wife Lauren and sister Kathryn ― tailored the lyrics to fit Jasmine and David's relationship with references to their love story and life as an army couple currently living in South Korea.
It is a voluntary Christian-inspired initiative, started by an ex-army couple who were active in relieving poverty in Bulgaria and then realised that their native Britain had some acute needs.
But the failure to merge the armies, coupled with the culture of impunity, opens the risk of renewed fighting.Third, in both countries, one bloody conflict helped mask many other rivalries and grudges.
JR's friends say he left the army a couple of years ago and now lives somewhere in Northern Ireland.
The irony is that, apart from being stationed in Germany when he was in the army and couple of gigs in Canada, Elvis never left America.
Shortly after Rodman Heeren returned from the Pacific, where he served with the U.S. Army, the couple moved to Europe, establishing a base in Biarritz, France, from where they traveled frequently.
The difficulties of turning him into an army informant, coupled with the uncomfortable case of senior commander Caesar Achellam, who was captured this year and says he deserves amnesty despite his leadership role, darkened the already complex debate of whether L.R.A. members, most of whom were abducted, are victims or perpetrators, or both.
