Sentence examples for marines of the from inspiring English sources

So she set out to photograph 20 young marines of the 1st Battalion, 13th Infantry Company (a different unit than her son's).

And there certainly were no television crews accompanying the marines of the 2nd Raider Battalion as they stormed Makin Island in the Pacific.

Marines of the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit have been clearing Taliban and foreign fighters from the district of Garmser, in southern Helmand Province, an important infiltration and drug trafficking route used by the Taliban to supply insurgents farther north.

But the sniper, and many other marines of the Third Battalion, could not feel as joyous as the officers in the rear, the generals in Qatar and the politicians in Washington.

To them must be added the garrison of Italy the praetorian cohorts, or emperor's bodyguard, about 10,000 strong and the marines of the imperial fleet, which had its main headquarters at Misenum and Ravenna in Italy and subsidiary stations and flotillas on seas and rivers elsewhere (the marines, however, were not reckoned good combat forces).

Dietz, a former United States Navy Hospital Corpsman, incorporated elements of what he fondly called "The Green Machine" into his work; despite being in the 26th century, the marines of The Flood are very similar to their modern counterparts.

Mr. Dugan refutes Rachel L. Carson's statement to the effect that a non-armored diver can go no deeper than 60 ft. Members of the Groupe de Recherches Sous-Marines, of the French Navy, at Toulon, attained 50 fathoms without diving armor, they were using the Aqualung.

By James Dugan The New Yorker, August 11 , 1951P. 58 Mr. Dugan refutes Rachel L. Carson's statement to the effect that a non-armored diver can go no deeper than 60 ft. Members of the Groupe de Recherches Sous-Marines, of the French Navy, at Toulon, attained 50 fathoms without diving armor, they were using the Aqualung.

The New Yorker, August 11 , 1951P. 58 Mr. Dugan refutes Rachel L. Carson's statement to the effect that a non-armored diver can go no deeper than 60 ft. Members of the Groupe de Recherches Sous-Marines, of the French Navy, at Toulon, attained 50 fathoms without diving armor, they were using the Aqualung.

Bull Meechum, the career marine of The Great Santini (1980), is a warrior without a war who during peacetime inflicts an often severe discipline on his family.

Rajendra Chola improved his father's fleet and created the first notable marine of the Indian subcontinent.