The phrase "army detail" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific assignment or task given to a group of soldiers or military personnel.
Example: "The army detail was assigned to secure the perimeter during the training exercise."
Alternatives: "military assignment" or "troop detail".
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In September 2011, a major inquiry into the most notorious case of detainee abuse by British soldiers in Iraq described "a very great stain on the reputation of the army," detailing a series of abuses.
Ironically, on the field at Yarmouk, Khalid carried out on a small tactical scale what Heraclius had planned on a grand strategic scale: by rapidly deploying and manoeuvering his forces, Khalid was able to temporarily concentrate sufficient forces at specific locations on the field to defeat the larger Byzantine army in detail.
Although the army maintains detailed open-fire rules for when soldiers confront Palestinians, Mofaz said the orders concerning settlers were passed orally to soldiers.
It absolved the military junta of plotting to subvert the election by undermining the PPP, despite the discovery of army documents detailing the plot.
Their departure has left such huge gaps in the economy that even secret-service people are being drafted into industry and army recruits detailed to do medical work.Related items From the archive: Beyond the WallNov 18th 1989The travel concession alone will not save Mr Krenz.
However, they only provide the viewpoint of Dutthagamani and his army, and details are scarce on Elara's side.
In March 1941, Hitler addressed his army leaders, detailing his intention to smash the Soviet Empire and destroy the Bolshevik intelligentsia and leadership.
The army provided no details on the number of troops involved.
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