Sentence examples for enlistment training from inspiring English sources

Article tells about requirements for enlistment, training of the men, salary, and the cadets living quarters.

I spent my entire enlistment training daily in the hopes that I would go to combat and be able to contribute in the war.

The significance of his personal account was recognised immediately, not only for the description of enlistment, training and service in Asia by an African soldier, but also as a remarkable story of endurance against great odds.

From the enthusiasm of the early days, through enlistment, training, the boredom of army life, the misery (but sometimes black humour) of the trenches, the obsession with food and tobacco, the joy of a parcel from loved ones, the fear and danger of combat, the randomness of death and injury, and the final  return home for those lucky enough to make it.

The 150-second piece follows a young soldier through enlistment, training, and battle as an Orbital Drop Shock Trooper (ODST), analogous to a paratrooper that drops from space to a battlefield.

While the book Lone Survivor chronicles Marcus Luttrell's 1999 enlistment and training, as well as his 2005 deployment to Afghanistan, Berg decided that the film adaptation would focus mainly on the events of the failed United States Navy SEALs mission Operation Red Wings, as well as the bonding and camaraderie of Luttrell and his fallen teammates.

In the United States there exists a familiar naval reserve composed of men who have retired from active service or who, after voluntary enlistment, receive periodic training.

Upon arrival in Halifax, the men were sent to Melville Island for enlistment and basic training.

Some of the records included in this database provide information about enlistment, duty and assignments, training and performance, awards and medals, disciplinary actions, and discharge.

Looking across outcomes, at the time of the survey, the two groups also differed on whether they had a high school credential and were involved in another productive activity, such as employment, educational or residential programs, vocational training, or military enlistment (p < .01, effect size = 0.23).

At its present, glacial rate of recruitment, vetting and training, the American enlistment of Syrian rebels to fight ISIS would meet its modest personnel goal perhaps by mid-century.