Sentence examples for elite marines from inspiring English sources
A rapid-reaction team of elite Marines left Rota, Spain, and arrived to protect the American Embassy in Tripoli, the Libyan capital, the next day.
They have been operating largely out of the American Embassy in Tripoli, now guarded by a force of 50 elite Marines trained to protect American diplomatic posts in crisis.
As the Academy-Award nominated documentary The Invisible War chronicled all too painfully, from a remote post in Alaska to the elite Marines at the White House, people are afraid to report within their chain of command because they have seen others suffer reprisals, recrimination, abuse and because they fear their adjudicator will not be impartial.
"Windtalkers" has its own Navajo problem because it gives short shrift to the real dilemma: imagine becoming an elite marine during World War II only to be baby-sat.
The military says applications for its elite marine units have spiralled since the attacks.
In Thieu's hometown, elite South Vietnamese marine and ranger units panicked and fled.
Do they know, these young marines, this elite fighting force American fighting force?
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"We crafted a narrative that the aliens are called Spades because they live beneath the surface of Proxima B. Clubs were the most difficult to develop a context for, but we ultimately decided Clubs would 'The Club,' an elite team of space marines sent to the planet to prep for the arrival of future colonists.
Shortly after news broke of Guzmán's capture at the hands of an elite squad of Mexican marines in his home state of Sinaloa, Sean Penn came under heavy criticism for his secret rendezvous with the fugitive criminal, and for the Rolling Stone article in which the actor self-indulgently detailed a bizarre October tete-a-tete in the Mexican jungle.
"Windtalkers" short-sheets the real-life premise: imagine becoming a marine, the elite of United States soldiers, only to be baby-sat and kept from becoming part of the action.
