Sentence examples for its brigades from inspiring English sources

Its sprawling base at Fort Bragg, North Carolina has emptied out, with all four of its brigades now fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Georgia's army was humiliated as Russian forces overwhelmed its brigades, seized and looted their bases, captured their equipment and roamed the country's roads at will.

The signal is all the more sharp because the Third Infantry Division specializes in desert warfare, and its brigades have been rotating through desert-training exercises in Kuwait and in Southern California for months.

Reports suggest the army could lose one of its brigades in Germany, the navy could suffer the cancellation of one of two new aircraft carriers, the Royal Marines could be brought under the army's control and the RAF could shrink to its smallest size since the first world war.

ISIS needs to pay, arm and feed its brigades.

The 11th Division was disbanded earlier in 1915, but its brigades did not survive much longer.

Behind them marched the 53rd and three other regiments in its brigade.

The rest of the division had somehow confused its orders and did not follow the 53rd and the rest of its brigade.

A half hour later, however, the 48th and the rest of its brigade received orders to attack an entrenched Confederate line nearby.

Through its "brigade" programs, the company also collects post-consumer trash harvested by schools and community groups and sells it to recyclers, who turn it into plastic pellets that can be made into building materials.

TRAINING AND MAINTENANCE The Army, which has done most of the fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq, says it will be forced to curtail training for 80 percent of its ground forces and that by the end of the year, two-thirds of its brigade combat teams will fall below acceptable levels of combat readiness.