Sentence examples for for both troops from inspiring English sources

He had a railway built parallel to the Nile to supply his force as he advanced southward from Egypt, and riverboats provided transport for both troops and equipment.

Perhaps his greatest mistake was to resist the building of fixed defences in either Johore or the north shore of Singapore, dismissing them in the face of repeated requests to start construction from his Chief Engineer, Brigadier Ivan Simson, with the comment "Defences are bad for morale – for both troops and civilians".

Update 1.3 was released on April 2, 2008 and included two new weapons, eighteen new player-made customizations for planes and forty-four new player-made custom insignias for both troops and planes, integration of PlayStation Home, and new in-game chat features, such as cross-team chat.

The US secretary of defence, James Mattis, has warned of "another tough year" for both foreign troops and local forces in Afghanistan, where more than a third of the country is outside of government control.

In the final days, US officials acknowledged the cost in blood and dollars was high, but tried to paint a picture of victory — for both the troops and the Iraqi people now freed of a dictator and on a path to democracy.

During the American Revolution it served as temporary headquarters for both the troops of the British general Lord Cornwallis and the American general Nathanael Greene in February 1781, before the Battle of Guilford Courthouse; a small skirmish between the two occurred at Old Trading Ford, 6 miles (10 km) east.

For kids, for troops, for families.

He put a lot of rhetoric around his solicitude for the troops both at the Wilson Center and later at the House Armed Services Committee, but it is beginning to emerge that his real budget priorities are to cut people first and hardware last.

With less than two weeks to go before polling day, Democrats hammered home the message that October is already the deadliest month of the year in the conflict both for American troops and Iraqi civilians.

This past year was the most deadly - both for our troops and for civilians - and the most financially costly of the war so far.

The U.S. military operates several television and radio networks, both for domestic troops and for servicemembers and their families deployed at sea and abroad.