Sentence examples for deployment to war from inspiring English sources

Deployment to war, with its long separations, can put serious stress on military families.

More commonly, Admiral Abbot said, deployment to war adds to families' financial pressures.

Because Air Force culture centres on pilot skills; Army culture centres on deployment to war.

*p < 0.05 **p < 0.01 Deployment to war was not associated with an increased risk of a drug-related discharge (table 2).

688 Marine infantry service members were retrospectively assessed by the PBQ-SR within the scope of the Marine Resiliency Study after their deployment to war zone.

Army officials say the stress of long deployments to war zones plays a role in the increase.

Mr. Semple reports: In testimony during the sentencing hearing, Sergeant Holcomb expressed regret and said he was suffering from symptoms that resembled post-traumatic stress disorder after three deployments to war zones.

In testimony during the sentencing hearing, Sergeant Holcomb expressed regret and said he was suffering from symptoms that resembled post-traumatic stress disorder after three deployments to war zones.

Outside in Mr. Trevino's car was the immediate motive for the murder-suicide: divorce papers, evidence of a marriage destabilized by multiple deployments to war zones and by Sergeant Trevino's own increasing instability.

Those followed two suicides last summer by staff members, and come as the Army is grappling with a record number of suicides among its members, many of whom have endured long deployments to war zones.

In the largest study of its kind, military medical researchers have concluded that deployments to war zones and exposure to combat were not major factors behind a significant increase in suicides among military personnel from 2001 to 2008, according to a paper published on Tuesday.