Sentence examples for regiments would be from inspiring English sources

The report that three or four additional Massachusetts Regiments would be accepted for three years is hailed with great favor, by the large military force in the city and forts, who were getting impatient of delay.

Speaking after the incident, Mr Hammond said the Army had decided which regiments would be affected by the cuts.

This difference, if correct, would mean that very different treatment regiments would be needed to treat these different tumour groups.

Before long, the regiment would be heading down to Washington, where, The Times promised, it would "be ready to do most effective service whenever Gen. [George B.] MCCLELLAN shall be ready to make another advance".

The remaining personnel in Ichiki's regiment would be delivered to Guadalcanal by slower transport later.

By the close of the campaign, the regiment would be reduced to about 100.

The final destination of Middleton's 47th Regiment would be the town of Adenau, 35 miles due west of Koblenz.

The next attack was timed for 14 30; the regiment would be part of the force assaulting Katia, on the front left, alongside the 6th Light Horse Regiment.

On 24 May 1944, after participating in a further series of exercises and manoeuvres, 'A' Squadron moved from their training area to a transit camp at Tarrant Rushton airfield, while the rest of the regiment moved to RAF Brize Norton airfield the next day; from these two airfields, the regiment would be transported from to participate in the British airborne landings in Normandy.

Were the soldier well and back with his regiment, the process would be called establishing morale, but in wounded men it must be called mental rehabilitation.

Stanton replied that only the president could authorize black troops and that Lane's regiments would not be received into the Army.