The phrase "army section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific division or unit within an army or military organization.
Example: "The army section responsible for logistics played a crucial role in the success of the operation."
Alternatives: "military unit" or "army division".
During the cold war, Mr. Trofimoff led the Army section at the Nuremberg Joint Interrogation Center in Germany.
At the age of 13, Peake joined the army section of the Combined Cadet Force (Britain's school-based military orientation program), but he was allowed to fly with the air force section on weekends.
After the conflict ended, Soriano contributed to the Secretary of Defense's Gulf War Report as the chief of the army section while serving in the Office of the Chief of Staff.
"At around 2 AM we heard a strange noise, quieter than mortar fire," said Fouzi Al-Kabouny, 20, a member of the Liwa al-Jeish al-Muslimeen ("Brigade of the Muslim Army") section of the Free Syrian Army stationed in the town of al-Qabun in East Ghouta.
Despite many delays along the mountain roads, an armoured advance guard dispatched toward Thessaloniki succeeded in entering the city by the morning of 9 April.Thessaloniki's capture took place without a struggle and was followed by the surrender of the Greek East Macedonia Army Section, taking effect at 13:00 on 10 April.
After the defeat in the Battle for Henderson Field, the Army Section of Imperial General Headquarters directed Hyakutake to increase the numbers of troops and artillery emplaced on the ridgeline to help prepare for the next planned attack on the Americans.
The enrichment schemes involve the plundering of timber and high-value minerals like gold, diamonds and coltan in eastern DRC and the creation of false payment and pension schemes for army sections that do not exist ('ghost soldiers').
More fundamentally, the continued refusal of the army and sections of the elite to cohabit with the government chosen by the electorate suggests that political instability is only just beginning.
After graduating from the Paris Technical School of Photography and Cinematography, he did his national service in Algeria, where he worked for the French army's film section for three years.
Local Islamist groups distributed leaflets urging good Muslims to rush to Darfur and dig "mass graves for the Crusader army".In this section The world notices Darfur Must intervention be legal?
When Alfred Dreyfus was convicted (1894) of betraying military information to Germany, Esterhazy came under the suspicion of Lieutenant Colonel Georges Picquart, head of the French army's "statistical section" (the cover name for the army's counterintelligence unit), who recognized Esterhazy's handwriting on the treasonable document attributed to Dreyfus.
