After running through fields of army ants she would pick the ants from her body.
Described by his colleagues as naturally talented, quickly moved into the ranks of the general staff, filling increasingly important positions in several French field armies, including the Army of the Rhine, the Army of the Danube, the Army of Helvetia, and the Grande Armée.
The Roman Senate's growing alarm about the continued military successes of this band, and about their depredations against Roman towns and the countryside, eventually led to Rome's fielding of an army of eight legions under the harsh but effective leadership of Marcus Licinius Crassus.
By leveling refugee dwellings and destroying farmland, the Israelis have a clear field of vision from army outposts, denying cover to Palestinian gunmen, and can dominate the zones with their own gunfire.
Or would he simply bark "Wrong!" when somebody accused him of pledging to field an army of 540,000 active duty soldiers or build a Navy of 350 ships. .
At the same time, he expanded the role of the cavalry in warfare by creating a mobile cavalry reserve, which was to become the nucleus of the field army of the later empire.
They were offered some relief by authorities at Frankfurt – where 1,000 flights were cancelled – as thousands of army field beds were erected and clowns brought in to provide entertainment.
Rai is not the first auditor-general in Indian history to bring a government to its knees — a CAG report into huge kickbacks in the purchase of army field howitzers from a Swedish company contributed to the 1989 election defeat of Rajiv Gandhi's government.
In Istanbul, General Salih Zeki Colak, commander of the First Army General Command, one of the four field armies of the Turkish military, declared that the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) did not support the coup.
The Army of the Danube was a field army of the French Directory in the 1799 southwestern campaign in the Upper Danube valley.
