Sentence examples for consisted of three battalions from inspiring English sources

The defending forces consisted of three battalions of the veteran 352nd Infantry Division.

Toward the end of the month, the Italians launched a counter-attack that consisted of three battalions of infantry and 150 men from Napoli.

The Marine evacuation contingent, the 9th Marine Amphibious Brigade Task Groupp 79.1), consisted of three Battalion Landing Teams (BLT); 2nd Battalion, 4th Marines (2/4), 2nd Battalion 9th Marines (2/9), 3rd Battalion 9th Marines (3/9) and three helicopter squadrons HMH-462, HMH-463, HMM-165 along with other support units from Marine Aircraft Group 39 (MAG-39).

The attacking force (or Blue Army), which consisted of four battalions of infantry, a squadron of Uhlans and a mountain battery, was embarked on board troopships at Fiume.

It consisted of six battalions and four companies.

The regiment consisted of two battalions of the former Porto Rico Provisional Regiment of Infantry.

The Ottoman forces opposing the Australians at Lone Pine consisted of two battalions from the 47th Regiment, under the command of Tewfik Bey.

Sturmabteilung Koch was expanded after the end of Fall Gelb to become 1st Battalion of the newly formed 1st Airlanding Assault Regiment, which itself consisted of four battalions of Fallschirmjaeger trained as a gliderborne assault force.

The small 4th Column was commanded by Johann Nepomuk von Mosel and consisted of two battalions of the Schröder Nr. 7 Infantry Regiment, one battalion of the Leloup Jägers and two squadrons each of the Albert Nr. 5 and Kaiser Nr. 15 Carabiniers.

In its initial incarnation (dated to 25 July 1809), the 2300-strong 'free' corps consisted of two battalions of infantry, one Jäger battalion, a company of sharpshooters, and a mixed cavalry contingent including Hussars and Uhlans.

The last cohesive French force consisted of two battalions of the Old Guard stationed around La Belle Alliance; they had been so placed to act as a final reserve and to protect Napoleon in the event of a French retreat.