The phrase "army tracking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military operations, logistics, or surveillance where tracking of army movements or activities is discussed.
Example: "The new software will enhance army tracking capabilities, allowing for real-time updates on troop movements."
Alternatives: "military tracking" or "troop tracking".
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US military advisers have been helping the Ugandan army track the LRA since October, and Invisible Children wants to keep pressure on the US to maintain or improve that assistance.
The UN troops were trying to help the Congolese army track down the remaining 2,000 or so rebels in the area.Zimbabwe was due to issue a note worth 100,000 Zimbabwean dollars in an attempt to keep abreast of inflation, now running at over 1,000%.
Felix Rodriguez, a Cuban-born CIA agent, helped the Bolivian army track him down.
The film may be set in AD859, but with its depiction of an imperial army ruthlessly tracking down a shadowy terrorist organisation, it too has obvious contemporary resonance.
That Sunday, invoking Martin Luther, he called for a spiritual army to "track down our adversary, defeat him valiantly, then stand upon his carcass".
Examples cited included the rebels' calling on the government to agree to a prisoner exchange or pushing for the army to track down paramilitary gunmen.
It also followed Palestinian calls for revenge at the funeral earlier on Thursday of an Islamic militant whom the Israeli army had tracked down and killed on Wednesday.
As the speeches continued, army units tracked down Ms. Ghitulica, her deputies and the security police chiefs and placed them under house arrest, pending investigation by a still-to-be-appointed independent commission.
Kenny Anderson grew up in LeFrak City, Queens, and had an army of recruiters tracking his skills by the sixth grade.
