Sentence examples for enlistment during from inspiring English sources

WALID RAAD was 15 in 1983 when his family shipped him out of Beirut to Boston, just ahead of the militias that were targeting teenage men for enlistment during one of the most violent periods of the Lebanese wars.

Other distinguishing badges included a brass letter "A" which was worn on the colour patch by men and nurses who had served at Gallipoli, blue chevrons representing each year of overseas service, and a red chevron to represent enlistment during the first year of the war.

Mr. Downes's editorial, along with Erich Maria Remarque's "All Quiet on the Western Front," should be required reading before our leaders vote to go to war, before volunteers sign their enlistment papers, during American history classes in high school and at all our military academies.

Since males were obliged by law to undergo the military enlistment procedure during the time period we are studying, our data essentially include all Swedish men.

It includes an additional measure of cognitive function other than intelligence, measured during enlistment through interviews by a military psychologist.

You should not have a history of absent without leave (AWOL) or time lost during enlistment of the last 3 years.

Our moves from place to place during his enlistment served as our family vacations.

Since 1940 Fort Knox has been the U.S. Army Armor Headquarters with various training schools; all U.S. Army armored soldiers serve there at least once during their enlistment.

The Marquess suggested to Brady that since it might be difficult to prevent his men from being split up during the enlistment process, it might be a good idea for the Rhodesians to join the KRRC, where he could keep an eye on them through his connections with the Winchester-based regiment.

Only veterans who served in Vietnam at some time during their enlistment were included in the Vietnam Theater sample.

Briefly, veterans must fulfill weight criteria at the time of enlistment and maintain weight during their service, resulting in the exclusion of obese individuals.