Sentence examples for established army from inspiring English sources

At Fort Leavenworth, thirty analysts, all of them military retirees, digest the reviews, identify trends, and reconcile the lessons with established Army doctrine.

He said the bombing campaign should not be compared to past wars because the adversary is neither a state nor an established army.

But here in Colombia, Marxist guerrillas are fighting back history, pushing around an established army, battling a right-wing paramilitary force and drawing the United States into a growing military role.

This lowered morale and the division faced many difficulties in the new training, which had no established Army doctrine.

Democratic theorists have warned against imposing democracy in divided countries, and some also caution against establishing armies.

Mortier was driven from Richmond Hill in 1776, when Gen. George Washington established his army's summer headquarters at the lush retreat.

Mr. Ghesquiere established his army of admirers, one might say, with the second, in the startlingly austere shows of the late 1990s.

Faku established an army on the Zulu model and organized production of grain for sale to facilitate the rebuilding of their cattle herds.

Discontented former samurai rose in rebellion several times during the 1870s, but these revolts were quickly suppressed by the newly established national army.

While they waited for the well-stocked, well-fortified town to submit, Bayezid marched from Constantinople and established his army on a hill several miles from Nicopolis.

Although he once told me that he kept a copy of General Giap's writings on his bedside table, General Westmoreland was rooted in the established United States Army war doctrine.