The phrase "army events" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to activities, gatherings, or occurrences related to the military or organized by an army.
Example: "The annual army events include parades, training exercises, and community outreach programs."
Alternatives: "military events" or "armed forces events".
If he quit the Army, "events would go right along, and he would be left out; whereas, if he remained, some happy accident might restore him to favor and his true place".
He also maintained that it is "entirely forbidden" for women to serve in the army for reasons of modesty and has opposed female singing at army events.
He appears squarely on camera, looking chastened, explaining the chain of events that led him to sign up for the Army — events that included financial problems and a failing marriage.
I saw it happen to a lot of people, the effect of being in the army, traumatic events.
The sun has by now gone down, the gig only hours away, and an army of event staff are moving through the 17,000 seats to make final preparations.
Washington lived here for three months in 1783 and wrote the farewell address he gave to his army, an event that set him apart from Old World military men whose battlefield victories often led to a lifetime of institutionalized power.
During the night, neither commander spotted the opposing army, an event that proved crucial in the battle the next day.
It's getting late, and Guy has an army of event promoters and PR reps waiting for him back at the hotel.
Ever since a group of ultra-Orthodox soldiers walked out of an army-sponsored event this year because female singers were performing, the term "hadarat nashim" — the exclusion of women — has been dominating the debate in Israel.
He was assassinated on November 22 , 1963 eight days before he was supposed to attend the Army-Navy event.
People have been quick to point the finger at the former regime, the police and the army, and claim events were either orchestrated or allowed to escalate.
