Sentence examples for in both armies from inspiring English sources

Officers in both armies have also, like everyone fighting in Congo, engaged in a fair amount of plunder.Alliances continue to shift rapidly.

But he doesn't portray the French officers who fought with the Americans; the Native Americans who mainly sided with the British; or the blacks who served in both armies.

We see the American struggle largely through the eyes of Britons — adventurers, war tourists, journalists, volunteers (or unwilling conscripts) in both armies, rascals, and idealists — whose letters, diaries, and memoirs Foreman pans for gold.

This book reminds us that, almost to a man, the soldiers in both armies believed in the cause they were fighting for – home, family, a way of life, King/Kaiser and God/Gott.

The next two years were marked by stiff resistance in the shrinking Biafran enclave and by heavy casualties among civilians as well as in both armies, all set within what threatened to be a military stalemate.

It is little wonder that medical personnel in both armies wrung their hands over the prospect of an impending smallpox epidemic, scouring Northern cities and the Southern countryside in search of small children to inoculate so that their scabs could be harvested to produce "pure vaccine" free from other diseases, like syphilis, that might be transmitted from adults.

There were student demonstrations, workers' strikes, peasant insurrections, and mutinies in both the army and navy.

Senior figures in both the army and the government favour a cross-border operation in pursuit of Kurdish PKK fighters.

Or the fact that he spent 13 years in the military, in both the army and air force, and though he was involuntarily discharged (no one yet knows why), it was honourably so.

The genotypic frequency distribution in both the army and general population was not statistically different (except for ACTN3), substantiating the fact that the genotypic frequency distribution obtained from soldier population of the Indian Army is generally reflective of the frequency in general Indian population.

The common troopers' paramilitary nature and lack of combat skills, in the both armies, led and created the opportunity to use terror as a military weapon.