Sentence examples similar to force brigades from inspiring English sources

After the Indian Army was withdrawn from France, Blackader was posted to a second-line Territorial Force brigade training in the United Kingdom.

Castro tried to stimulate sugar production by forcing brigades of amateur cane cutters into the fields.

But eastern Syria is still a battleground for the regime, and there are several Syrian regular, Republican Guard and Special Forces brigades operating there.

A year before he had impressed his father by asking for more than $1bn to form his own special forces brigade.

C. J. Chivers reports in today's paper on a video that surfaced recently featuring an announcement by purported Syrian opposition fighters of the formation of a special forces brigade joining the battle against President Bashar al-Assad.

If deception has always been part of war, it has not often been as bungled as in the video announcement by Syrian opposition fighters of the formation of a special forces brigade joining the battle against President Bashar al-Assad.

This view has been reinforced by allegations that Ahmadinejad, who joined a special-forces brigade of the Revolutionary Guards in 1986, may have been involved in terrorist activities in the late eighties.

Mr. Samhadana, whom Hamas had appointed security chief and commander of a new special forces brigade to help the police, was not the target of the raid, said Capt.

The soldier identifies himself as Aleksandr Aleksandrov - a sergeant in the third special forces brigade.

Among the most interesting of these is what is thought to be an airborne or Spetznaz (Special Forces) brigade at the Yeysk air base on the Sea of Azov some 20km (12 miles) from Ukrainian air space.

The 1st Parachute Brigade was an airborne forces brigade formed by the British Army during the Second World War.