Sentence examples for regiment man from inspiring English sources

As Private 593 Jones, he told a Swiss-born Natal Mounted Guard soldier: "This is a Welsh regiment, man – though there are some foreigners from England in it, mind.

In late June, the regiment manned defences in the Jordan Valley before being sent to a camp amongst the olive groves at Ludd in early August.

Howells's Traveler from Altruria (1894) pleaded for an equalitarian state in which the government regimented men's lives.

By the end of 16 August, the 28th and 30th Infantry Regiments manned most of the trench line along the Rządza River, near the village of Dybów.

The regiment helped man a land battery during the engagement, and the men of the 29th were amazed by the new ironclad vessels and the changes they brought to naval warfare.

Daniel Ulbricht and his regiment of men had the audience cheering on Saturday night in the third campaign, roles they repeated on Monday.

One of the Regiment's men, Sergeant William Harvey Carney, was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, one of the first black soldiers so honored.

During its service 369 of the regiment's men died from all causes, either killed in action, died of wounds or of disease.

The regiment's men left the demolition party to be escorted by troops from the ICCB, and returned to the brigade outside Amman.

The huge marching distances, difficult terrain and uncertainty of surroundings meant that the regiment's men were forced to develop enormous stamina and resilience if they were not to be invalided home.

In January 1917, only 91 of the regiment's men were considered fit for duty; it was no longer an effective fighting force, and the white Southern Rhodesian manpower did not exist to continue reinforcing it.