The phrase "aware of the troops" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's knowledge or consciousness regarding the presence or status of military personnel.
Example: "The general was fully aware of the troops stationed at the border, ensuring that they were prepared for any potential conflict."
Alternatives: "conscious of the troops" or "informed about the troops.".
One couple, German bank clerks on vacation in New York, did walk past the spot holding hands, although neither of them -- Bastian Gumbrich, 25, and Sarah Kiefer, 25 - was aware of the troop withdrawal.
As soon as the national Government became aware of the revolt, troops of both the Air Force and the Army led by Colonel Alfredo Monch are sent to bomb and surround the city.
"Very few people are aware of the role Indian troops played in both world wars," Peter Francis of the Commonwealth Graves Commission said.
A NATO spokesman said that they were aware of the explosion and that troops had gone to the scene, but there was no report yet on the attack.
Like leaders of other former Communist countries seeking acceptance by the West, they are keenly aware of the American need for troops in both Iraq and Afghanistan.
I wonder if General Clark was aware of the widespread abuses of our troops and vets by people he was addressing.
The heads of the United Nations' peacekeeping department and AIDS agency promised to work together to make peacekeeping troops more aware of the peril of AIDS and more sensitive to the rights of local people left vulnerable by armed conflict.
In this respect, he is like many Iraqis — aware of the progress made, pleased that American troops have withdrawn, but worried about renewed violence and unsure of the future.
In a session held at the insistence of the departing United States ambassador, Richard C. Holbrooke, the heads of the United Nations peacekeeping department and the AIDS agency acknowledged the situation, and promised to work together to make peacekeeping troops more aware of the peril of AIDS and more sensitive to the rights of local people left vulnerable by armed conflict.
Washington, aware of the danger, withdrew most of his troops north to White Plains.
