Sentence examples for servicemen performing from inspiring English sources

During Operation Southern Watch, which enforced the no-fly-zone in Iraq, he went beyond the normal chaplain's role, working alongside the servicemen performing their various jobs: flying on operational missions to refuel aircraft, working with maintenance repairmen, cooking with people who worked in the chow hall.

Although they share an enormous amount in common – fortysomething former servicemen who found new lives performing feats of adventure rather beyond the realms of common sense – he presents a very different face to camera.

The high stakes in the armed forces — troops work in the field, on several million dollars' worth of heavy equipment, at jobs in which strategies and sometimes lives depend upon their ability to get things done — mean that servicemen have little leeway in performing their duties.

In 1943, while on tour in Italy performing for active servicemen, Rogers learns that Barnes's unit was MIA in a battle against Schmidt's forces.

British servicemen do not like criticism from civilians.

Bob Wallace Stephen Bogarduss, in the Crosby role) and Phil Davis (Jeffry Denman) are ex-servicemen buddies who have become a top Broadway performing duo.

Daniels launched his career by performing at parties, youth clubs and to fellow servicemen during his national service.

Katy Perry also performed for servicemen and servicewomen along the Brooklyn waterfront.

Katy Perry performed for servicemen on the Brooklyn waterfront while wearing an American flag dress, and further North aboard the U.S.S.

She had become an American citizen in 1939, and a symbol, as one writer put it, of "a free Germany in exile, an inspiration for German expatriates". She would perform for servicemen on makeshift wood platforms, sometimes dressed in a regulation GI uniform, trousers, boots and all, lighted only by the headlights of transport vehicles.

The three remaining servicemen, Warrant Officer Mark Davies, 36, of the Intelligence Corps, Major Michael Peebles, 34, of the Intelligence Corps, and Colonel Jorge Mendonca, 41, lately of the Queen's Lancashire Regiment, are charged with negligently performing their duties or neglecting to perform a duty, contrary to the Army Act 1955.