Sentence examples for military learned from inspiring English sources

In early May the Indian military learned that Pakistani fighters had infiltrated Indian-administered territory.

The American military learned this truth slowly and the hard way in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Only in recent months has the American military learned how to fight Al Qaeda in high altitudes.

"So however unhappy I am with what happened, it's important to remember that no one was hurt and that the military learned a lesson.

The military learned, to its pleasure, that reporters "embedded" with the troops better understood the perspective of the men and women on the front.

He joined the military, learned to fly (too late to see action), left as a second lieutenant in the Aviation Section of the Signal Corps, returned to New York, and invented the kiss-proof lipstick — Desti's Red Red Rouge.

Could the military learn anything from Wall Street?

"Are we learning what the military learns?" a woman asked.

The name "Army War College," which once was applied to one large, red-brick institution of higher military learning, is now applied to the entire post.

Military leaders robustly deny this, saying that the military has learned its lesson and that it really wants to become a professional, nonpolitical organization at the service of its civilian commander.

He expressed a cautious hope that the military had learned from the past.