Sentence examples for fellow troops from inspiring English sources

The rangers' obligation is to one another -- to make sure their friends and fellow troops survive.

A profound dedication to the safety of fellow troops will always mark snipers generally, and Mr. Kyle in particular, both in and out of war.

Is it necessary for soldiers to be abused and tortured by their fellow troops in order for the military to be strong?

He was the calming influence of a growing family and had a daft sense of humour that made him popular with his fellow troops.

A1 Servicewomen Report Rapes Dozens of servicewomen in the Persian Gulf area are saying they had been sexually assaulted or raped by fellow troops.

The example I keep coming back to is the sequence where Jon Snow gets crushed by all his fellow troops, and has that dying and rebirthing moment.

A photo of me standing with fellow troop leaders in front of a desert-coloured Russian T55 tank, brought back after the Gulf war, on the day of departure to RAF Brize Norton for our onward flight to Basra, shows us looking cheery and keen for adventure.

From what a baboon sees and hears of the interactions among its fellow troop members it unconsciously infers the dominance hierarchy and the matrilineal kinship network (who is whose mother, maternal sibling, &c) of the whole troop (Cheney and Seyfarth 2007, p. 14, 108).

He saw the dead and dying across the fields of Europe; he heard the stories of fellow-troops who first entered Auschwitz and Treblinka.

procedures forbid soldiers from firing in the general direction of their fellow-troops, including attacking a getaway vehicle, such procedures, according to the Hannibal Directive, are to be waived in the case of an abduction: "Everything must be done to stop the vehicle and prevent it from escaping".

Incidentally, this is where, once, George Orwell paraded with fellow Socialist troops during the Spanish revolutionary fight against the Fascists.