Sentence examples for some battalions from inspiring English sources

Instead some battalions will have fewer regular soldiers.

"Everything before that was on paper, hard copy, and some battalions or companies had it in little, unofficial files they kept," Chief Burns said.

That means that at least one brigade of more than 3,000 soldiers is always at the ready, with some battalions primed for departure within a few hours notice.

The letter, which will be put on public display at Stafford's Records Office tomorrow, goes on to chronicle how some battalions continued to exchange fire, while others played football with their German counterparts.

Some battalions were amalgamated, and although some were later separated and reformed, others were disbanded altogether.

Some battalions had been fed immediately into the battle at the Stop Line and others were kept in reserve, mainly behind the fall-back line near the Rhenen railroad.

Mr. Cornyn, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said in a letter to the Army secretary, Pete Geren, that current recruiters and their family members felt that some battalion leaders were "working to cover up serious problems that evidence a toxic command climate and poor unit morale".

Some battalion personnel, led by Gray, along with the bulk of the 23rd Battalion, participated in an attack that briefly took back the township but it later had to be abandoned again after further fighting.

The significant reduction in troop numbers is likely to mean the end of some infantry battalions.

During the height of the troop increase, some Marine battalions were expected to rotate through Helmand more than once.

As a result, some Colombian battalions have been disqualified from receiving American aid, new units have been formed, and instruction in human rights has become a required part of Colombian military training.