Sentence examples for regiments assigned from inspiring English sources
It was replaced by three dedicated armoured cavalry regiments assigned to provide a permanent defence.
However, as part of the Plan Beersheba reorganisation the tanks currently operated by the 1st Armoured Regiment will be split across three armoured cavalry regiments assigned to the Army's multirole combat brigades located in Brisbane, Darwin and Townsville.
He was assigned to Company H of the 13th New York Heavy Artillery Regiment, assigned to the third division of XVIII Corps, Army of the James, commanded by Brig.
In 1955 I was a newly minted infantry second lieutenant, stationed in what was then the Panama Canal Zone, a platoon leader in a combat regiment assigned to guard vital installations around the Panama Canal and to train men in jungle warfare, should the United States Army ever need those skills (as indeed it did a decade later, in Vietnam).
Its brigade headquarters were disbanded and the 27th and 35th Infantry regiments were assigned to the new 25th Infantry Division.
However, as part of the Plan Beersheba reorganisation, the unit will become one of three Armoured Cavalry Regiments (ACRs) assigned to the Army's multirole combat brigades in Brisbane, Darwin and Townsville.
The regiment was assigned to the New Zealand Mounted Rifles Brigade, serving alongside two other regiments, the Auckland Mounted Rifles and the Canterbury Mounted Rifles.
The regiment was assigned to the New Zealand Mounted Rifles Brigade, serving alongside two other regiments: the Auckland Mounted Rifles and the Wellington Mounted Rifles.
Bloody skirmishes continued for years, and McCarran's regiment was assigned to protect the trade route across the desert.
Eventually the regiment was assigned to garrison duty at Fort Gaines, one of some 60 defensive forts around the capital.
But Hayward pleaded, and the regiment was assigned combat duty, joining the French Army in April 1918 on the front line, where racial politics receded and the unit's experience became horrifically typical.
