Sentence examples for integrated troop from inspiring English sources

In 1943, Mr. Lawrence joined the Coast Guard and was assigned to the Navy's first integrated troop carrier.

He could, conceivably, dodge the issue by integrating his troops into the multinational UN force.

Their leader, known as Commander Pratik, smiled when asked if integrating his troops with their enemies would prove difficult.

General Nkunda had refused to surrender his command and integrate his troops into the national army, as other armed groups had done, contending that Congolese Tutsi faced a unique threat at the hands of the Rwandan Hutu extremists who carried out the Rwandan genocide, in which 800,000 Tutsi and moderate Hutu were slaughtered in 1994.

His comments come as Pentagon officials prepare the logistics of integrating transgender troops into the armed forces next year.

They will integrate with troops sent in recent weeks to help protect the US embassy and personnel already in the area.

Such an initiative, however, should be scrutinized for its longer-term viability and how it integrates African troops from the region, already joining the French, to provide broader security.

Zoo officials say Holli will be gradually integrated with the entire troop and eventually placed back on exhibit.

Mr Ntaganda and his troops were integrated into Congo's patchwork army, with promises of top positions and the right to stay in their eastern homelands.

Put simply, the U.S. once had a vertically integrated process to transport troops, run supply chains, and maintain equipment.

In the meantime, Nkunda's army has disbanded and many of his troops have been integrated into the Congolese military.