Sentence examples for army planning from inspiring English sources

Military experts explained Guatemala's rigid chain of command and deciphered army planning documents from the time.

Army planning for Iraq currently assumes keeping about 100,000 United States troops there through early 2006, a senior Army officer said Friday.

He served on several army planning teams.

Army planning currently assumes keeping about 100,000 United States troops in Iraq through March 2006, a senior Army officer said.

In the mainly positional Korean War, ammunition expenditures climbed higher, and a late-1980s U.S. Army planning factor rated ammunition requirements as more than one-quarter of total supply.

The book also skims a bit too quickly over what Ms. Gezari calls "anthropology's tortured relationship with intelligence and war," which predates Margaret Mead's work supporting Army planning in World War II.

The army planned a "pinpoint operation," which would include entering Bethlehem, Mr. Gissin said.

It was unclear whether the army planned such a registration process in the occupied West Bank.

The army plans instead to introduce identity cards to win back confidence in democracy.

The source described today's actions as minor incursions, and it was unclear if the army planned any deeper incursions.

General Odierno said the Iraqi Army planned to expand by 40 battalions this year but faced equipment shortages.