Sentence examples for marines out of from inspiring English sources
He joined the Merchant Marines out of Holy Head Wales and sailed to Spain and Africa.
Remember that he has promised by the end of May to rule on whether to move Futenma, the deeply unpopular base for United States Marines, out of Okinawa.
When he joined the marines out of high school, Mr. Bush, a native of Glasgow, Ky., hardly envisioned himself a war hero, as he recalled four years ago.
He was originally scheduled to remain in Helmand until November 2012, but the Pentagon was pulling Marines out of Afghanistan quickly, looking to get the surge forces out of the country by fall and shrink the American footprint to about 70,000 troops.
His unit, Lima Company of the Third Battalion, Fifth Marines out of Camp Pendleton, arrived in Helmand Province that September and immediately faced some of the toughest fighting of the war, losing 25 men in seven months, most from improvised explosive devices.
A caption on YouTube says the men are part of the "Scout Sniper Team 4 with 3rd battalion 2nd marines out of camp lejeune".
A report issued in New York said that 1.7m people had died there in the past two years as a result of fighting.See article: Congo's hidden warAs its marines flew out of Sierra Leone, Britain promised on-going military aid.
The marines quickly realized that they were civilians, and they sent a group of marines out to get them.
I basically put the fact that Chris was a marine out of my mind and just looked at him as a person, looked at Chad as a person, looked at Eddie as a person and tried to make reasonable judgment," he said.
Harold Evans, a former editor of The Times of London, poses the question in "War Stories": "Should a correspondent always keep a professional detachment or has he or she a higher duty when it is possible to intervene and save a life?" Thirty-five yeago ago a couple of colleagues and I were criticized for crossing over that line when we pulled a wounded marine out of a firing line in Vietnam.
He risked his life pulling a wounded Marine out of the line of fire.
