Sentence examples for line of outposts from inspiring English sources

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It was protected by a line of outposts (voorpostenlinie), manned by two companies of infantry.

The New Zealand Mounted Rifles Brigade' advanced guard was opposed by a line of outposts and a strongly wired Ottoman redoubt located across the main Jisr ed Damieh to Es Salt road 1 mi west of Es Salt.

The 60th (London) and 74th (Yeomanry) Divisions bivouacked on the battlefield behind a line of outposts; the 53rd (Welsh Divisionn remained, covering the western flank while the 10th (Irish) Division bivouacked at Goz el Basal.

The remainder of the 10th (Irish) Division in XX Corps reserve was deployed east of the Wadi Ghuzzee at Shellal, where the Yeomanry Mounted Division (under Allenby) was to deploy a line of outposts connecting the XX and XXI Corps (holding the Gaza end of the line near el Mendur).

His primary responsibility was overseeing a line of 18 outposts along the Ohio River.

Because of the smoke the commanders of the second line of Polish outposts could not see the approaching Russians and did not open fire.

German defences consisted of a line of advanced outposts, with garrisons of as few as six men, about 500 yards in front of a covering line, to which the forward troops could retire and a main line of resistance set further back, which made it relatively easy for the British to regularly capture prisoners.

Mr. Abdullah was commanding a group of four other soldiers atop a desolate hilltop on the Charotai line, an undulating series of outposts and encampments that run south from the border of Tajikistan.

In addition to the usual officers patrols left out overnight to monitor the enemy's positions, Chauvel decided to leave out for the night the whole of the 1st Light Horse Brigade to hold an outpost line of about 3 miles (4.8 km), covering all entrances to the sandhill plateau which formed the Romani position and which were not protected by infantry posts.

The front line would be a thinly manned series of outposts, reinforced by a series of strongpoints and a sheltered reserve.