Sentence examples for attached to a unit from inspiring English sources

One of the most prominent of the reporters attached to a unit, Ted Koppel of ABC, left yesterday and will return to Washington, where he will resume his position as anchor of "Nightline" on Monday.

A senior American military official said Sunday evening that the sergeant was attached to a unit based at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, a major Army and Air Force installation near Tacoma, Wash., and that he had been part of what is called a village stabilization operation in Afghanistan.

This has been described previously in the literature. 2 The device consists of a laptop/computer that is connected to a handheld probe attached to a unit.

Although student placement hours, as attached to a unit of study was between 80 and 120 hours, a number of students continued to work beyond requirement in a volunteer capacity.

Aerosols were continued after extubation, the nebulizer/reservoir unit was attached to a reservoir unit with a mouthpiece, one-way valves and an expiratory filter.

The whole system is attached to a G.P.S. unit, which keeps track of the location of the combine, storing each set of coordinates on a flash memory card.

On paper, for instance, women have been "attached" to a combat unit rather than "assigned".

The article added that some of the rounds used were recently acquired 120-millimeter phosphorus shells that have a computerized targeting system attached to a G.P.S. unit.

When Little Boy was deployed, Coster-Mullen said, wires on top of the device were attached to a solenoid unit on the roof of the bomb bay.

The North Korean soldier, attached to a military unit 31 miles behind the front line, reached the northern edge of the two-and-a-half-mile-wide demilitarized zone separating the two countries around 8 p.m.

To supporters of Secretary of Defense Leon E. Panetta's decision to rescind the prohibition on women in combat, the experiences of those women proved that the distinction between being "attached" to a combat unit and actually serving in one was outdated, and pointless.