Sentence examples for incoming troops from inspiring English sources

The incoming troops had sent notice of their arrival.

The flood of incoming troops swelled their ranks, and a Soldiers' Union was formed.

Orders were shouted and the incoming troops slowly dispersed, leaving me alone.

Along with the different equipment, Colonel Formica said, the incoming troops will have a different attitude.

Paschke was drafted in 1962 to Fort Polk, Louisiana, where he was tasked with illustrating weapons-training manuals for incoming troops.

On Saturday night, Vitali Klitschko, a senior Ukrainian politician and former opposition leader, called for a "general mobilisation" against the incoming troops.

The soldiers are pointing their weapons at the incoming Allied troops.

General Hugh Shelton, the chairman of America's joint chiefs of staff, issued a grim warning against the assumption that incoming NATO troops would have an easy time of it.

It is also expected that tactical bombing in Kosovo itself will erode Serb resistance, clearing a path for ethnic-Albanian fighters and perhaps, in the end, for incoming western troops too.It is certainly true that more Serbs, in such disgruntled towns as Cacak, have begun to agitate against Mr Milosevic's regime.

The French, AU and incoming European Union troops and police will have a critical role to play.

Neither did the Japanese, who heavily gassed the Chinese in the first phases of the war, but went to great lengths to avoid inadvertently gassing incoming American troops.