Sentence examples for each battalion from inspiring English sources

They then divided central Baghdad into twenty-seven zones, with each battalion responsible for occupying four or five zones (several low-priority zones were unassigned).

With up to five battalions of several hundred soldiers each, DragonBone would be crowded if each battalion of your army were not represented visually by a single creature.

The Fifth Brigade, with roughly 4,000 soldiers, comprised seven battalions; each battalion had about four companies, each company about four platoons.

There are plans for tablet computers, connected by wireless network, that will give each battalion chief at a fire both an overview of the situation and a means to relay updates.

When pressed by department officials to submit something earlier this month, the chiefs had a single evaluation form filled out, made about 30 copies and then put different names on them to make it appear as if they had individually assessed each battalion chief, the department officials said.

To ease the separation of his troops from their families at home, General Petraeus wrote, each battalion will soon set up a computer center for Internet access and e-mail, and the number of telephones available to the troops will be increased.

Now American Special Forces trainers are assigned to each graduating battalion and continue their training in Kabul and after their deployment, he said.

Americans will train and equip five Nigerian battalions of 800 soldiers each, one battalion from Ghana and one from a French-speaking West African country, possibly Mali or Senegal, Pentagon officials said.

In early January, the reinforcements to be sent out included one service company of volunteers for each regular battalion, one complete volunteer battalion, and seven militia battalions.

Each airlanding battalion had an establishment of 1034 men, serving in four rifle companies, a support and a headquarters company.

Each Indian battalion was staffed by 13 officers from the British Army in India and 17 officers from the Indian Army— expatriate British officers serving under colonial Indian administration.