Sentence examples for orders of battle from inspiring English sources

This became more ornate, with standardized costumes and orders of battle, well into the 20th century.

Orders of battle were created to show the organisation, formation and command structure of armed forces.

Helped by his wife, Joanne T. Eisenhower, whom he calls an associate author, he has written a solid, unromantic, technically attuned book, one that pays almost as much attention to supplies and logistics as it does to orders of battle.

His ideas for combining fictional orders of battle, visual deception and double agents helped define Allied deception strategy during the war, for which he has been referred to as "the greatest British deceiver of WW2".

Sources consulted (including de Grasse's memoir, and works either dedicated to the battle or containing otherwise detailed orders of battle, like Larrabee (1964) and Morrissey (1997)) do not list per-ship casualties for the French fleet.

There are no definitive orders of battle for Newbury, as official contemporary evidence is thin; it is possible to glean some information from both later official reports and contemporary accounts, which allow for a reconstruction of the likely disposition of each force.

In years of debriefing he was able to provide much important intelligence about the order-of-battle of the KGB and the Soviet plans and concerns over a possible surprise nuclear attack by the United States.

Hezbollah has been a formidable element in the regime's order of battle.

He was distinctly pleased with his generalship: "I prepared an excellent order of battle.

Strategists have been drafting the order of battle for five years.

Father Sweeney said the new rules were not the order of battle for a witch hunt.