Then a small regiment of soldiers came on to the field carrying a colossal US flag, which covered an area the size of a soccer pitch.
The monitors will join a small regiment of Essex County Board of Elections officials, state troopers and more than 100 volunteer lawyers the Booker campaign says it has recruited to discourage intimidation of voters and to handle voting challenges.
Raffles returned to Bencoolen soon after the signing of the treaty and left Major William Farquhar in charge of the new settlement, with some artillery and a small regiment of Indian soldiers.
His brigade of four relatively small regiments was able to resist repeated assaults by Brig.
Carpenter, in this fight with others of his small regiment at Fairfield, stood against two of the crack brigades of Stuart's cavalry.
On 1 July 1960, a widespread re-organisation of the CMF resulted in the creation of six State-based multi-battalion regiments as the smaller, regional regiments of the past were consolidated.
Throughout the 1950s, as part of Central Command, the battalion provided training for national servicemen until 1960, when a widespread re-organisation of the CMF saw the creation of six state-based multi-battalion regiments as the smaller, regional regiments of the past were consolidated.
Unlike an ordinary superconductor, which is like one large corps, the cuprate layers form a number of smaller regiments that are weakly "coupled --they feel eacoupled --theyluencoupled --theyegiment" ofeeleachothern one plane marches in the same direction as the regiment in the neighboring plane.
The regiments each consisted of approximately 1,500 men when formed, but as their numbers declined due to casualties, smaller regiments were merged.
The legions formed the foundation of Roman military power, but they were supplemented in garrison duty by numerous smaller auxiliary regiments both of cavalry and infantry, either 1,000 or 500 strong.
