Sentence examples for combat occupation from inspiring English sources

These included sex, age, rank, educational attainment, marital status, race/ethnicity, duration of military service, component of service, branch of service, and combat occupation specialties.

Associations have been seen with diagnosis, 17 23 illness severity, 23 24 years of service, 17 23 24 combat occupation, 17 24 rank, 17 23 24 gender, 17 24 age, 24 marital status, 24 presence of comorbid conditions 17 and treatment, 17 factors that are mostly non-modifiable.

Those in non-combat occupations had significantly greater odds of having a recent mental health disorder diagnosis (OR = 1.33, 95% CI 1.09-1.62) as those in combat occupations (P = 0.006, χ2 = 7.69).

Adjusted data interestingly suggest some weak patterns, albeit significant, in response to the open text field differentiated by sex, age, active-duty status, and combat occupations.

On the eve of the invasion of Iraq, the panel heard from Gen. Anthony Zinni of the U.S. Marine Corps and other experts that the architects of the conflict were totally ill-prepared for a post-combat occupation.

SAMS students from the 2002 and 2003 classes participated as planners in the preparations for the invasion of Iraq and the plan for the post-combat occupation.

Service members in the combat specialist occupation were the least likely of all occupational categories to enroll in the study.

Today, the military is our dominant policy instrument, with missions ranging from combat to occupation, humanitarian relief, reconstruction and governance.

The president's refusal to acknowledge in any visible way the daily casualties of combat and occupation is as transparent in intent as it is lacking in compassion.

Without a permit, Ayed cannot speak to audiences in Israel, Gaza or the United States about the subject of the film: his steadfast commitment to, and historic success in utilizing, nonviolence to combat the occupation and thus advance peace.

17 23 24 In contrast, while we observed a less favourable outcome for certain occupations, these occupations differed from ones identified by others (combat arms occupations).