Sentence examples for specialized troops from inspiring English sources

A1 GERMANY'S TROOPS -- Germany announced that it will mobilize up to 3,900 specialized troops to support the war against the Taliban in Afghanistan.

He compared the new unit to other specialized troops in Canada, such as ones for Mormons or Cantonese-speakers.

Late Thursday, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates authorized sending about 200 additional specialized troops to Afghanistan, including bomb-disposal experts, engineers for clearing routes and the crews for eight Cobra and Sea Stallion helicopters, a senior Defense Department official said.

Germany lined up even more emphatically behind the Americans today, announcing that it would mobilize up to 3,900 specialized troops to support the war against the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Scouts Canada, for instance, is particularly humane, not only rejecting sexual orientation as a criterion for membership but also authorizing specialized troops, including ones for Mormons, Cantonese-speakers and gay Scouts.

Sending highly trained, specialized troops secretly to do the job is a complex and dangerous mission, and the troops assigned to it are used only for extremely important jobs.

Throughout its existence as a battalion, division and brigade, it was primarily involved in fighting partisans in the Karst region on the frontiers of Yugoslavia, Italy, and Austria; the mountainous terrain required specialized mountain troops and equipment.

Since then, the government has thrown up so many bureaucratic and operational roadblocks that the force that took over on Jan . 1is only a third of its planned strength of 26,000, and Sudanese authorities are still blocking United Nations' efforts to include specialized non-African troops considered essential to making the mission effective.

However, with that growth, today's "complex array of threats" has exposed some shortfalls of the current system, namely the lack of specialized training for troops and critical enabling assets and capabilities.

That includes the Special Operations Command, whose highly specialized counterterrorism and counterproliferation troops, including the Army unit known as Delta Force, would have responsibility for hunting down storage and production sites for Iraq's suspected chemical, biological and nuclear weapons programs.

Separately, the United States military has 12,000 other troops conducting specialized counterterrorism missions.