European nations developed regimented groups, such as the Scouts and the German Bünde (and at the extreme, the Hitler Youth).
Each patrol was expected to belong to the same regimental group, but only the Brigade of Guards and the Yeomanry regiments formed their own Patrols, 'G' and 'Y' respectively.
The guests at this event will include Benjamin Franklin and his wife, Deborah, along with members of the Fourth New York Regiment, a group of Revolutionary War re-enactors.
All the cavalry regiments were grouped together into one powerful mounted force with the mobile guard acting as its core.
Because of his knowledge of military history Mason is appointed second in command of the 2nd Massachusetts, a resistance regiment protecting a group of civilians that includes two of his sons.
The pro-Ukrainian Azov Regiment and the group of Europeans fighting with them have clashed almost continuously with separatists in and around the small village of Shyrokne for months, turning this once peaceful place by the Azov Sea into a decimated frontline.
Under this aversive stimulus-induced conditioning regiment, all three groups of the control mice exhibited a significant amount of place recognition memory (Figure 5, p<0.01).
His regiment encounters a small group of Confederates, and in the ensuing fight Henry proves to be a capable soldier, comforted by the belief that his previous cowardice had not been noticed, as he "had performed his mistakes in the dark, so he was still a man".
In the summer of 1861, at Harpers Ferry, where he and his regiment were briefly stationed, a group of Southern men demanded the return of their slaves who had run away and followed the Union Army en route to Harpers Ferry.
The Coldstream Guards were a regiment of Foot Guards, a group of elite infantry regiments of the British Army.
