Sentence examples for headquarters unit from inspiring English sources

He was replaced in 2003 by an even smaller headquarters unit, the history says.

Once they arrive in Bosnia they will serve as the headquarters unit for the American peacekeeping mission.

Before Mr Fresco arrived, Fiat's tiny headquarters unit for scouting out acquisitions and business alliances would humbly hand over its ideas to any of the company's ten operating divisions, which might then talk to the putative partners.

As described by military planners, the Marine proposal would allow Marine units moved to Afghanistan to take over the tasks now performed by an Army headquarters unit and two brigade combat teams operating in eastern Afghanistan.

If a soldier, he said, "is not able to normalize the emotions they're experiencing, not able to maintain cognitive control," the Army often places them in a headquarters unit for 7 to 10 days.

As Pentagon officials indicated that more forces may be moving into Afghanistan, discussions were under way today at the highest levels about moving elements of an Army headquarters unit into the region to coordinate ground operations, officials said.

Significantly, headquarters units also survived, and this helped Iraqi generals reconstitute their forces and put down the Shiite uprising that began in the south afterward.

After leaving Kapisa, French troops will have little operational role in Afghanistan other than training and headquarters units, and no troops actually deployed in the field.

Adding to the pressure was the low calibre of some of the officers initially assigned to the Americal by headquarters units.

The Army has already scheduled deployments in Bosnia of headquarters units of the 29th Infantry Division from Virginia and the 28th Infantry Division from Pennsylvania, as well as combat brigades from North Carolina, Oklahoma, Georgia, Idaho and Indiana.

Army officials point out that the sizable population that has had three or more tours — about 20 percent of the active-duty force — includes those in support and headquarters units who do not face the same pressures as those who fight war up close.