Sentence examples for state regiments from inspiring English sources

Eighteen sixty-two began with more setbacks, as the two leading teams in Newark, N.J., came close to suspending play because so many of their men had enlisted in state regiments.

Lafayette saw no significant action, and in November, Washington disbanded the division, sending the soldiers back to their state regiments.

Rivalries between the various state regiments had been a recurring problem in the brigade and Lee hoped that Steuart, as an "old army" hand, would be able to knit them together effectively.

Not only were most regular Army troops called to action in the East, but many newly raised state volunteer regiments served in the central and southern parts of the state – guards against "copperheads" and outright "secessionists" estimated to compose up to a third of the vitally important state's population.

In 1965, the Australian Army abandoned the Pentropic divisional structure and in an attempt to restore some of the regional ties of the State-based regiments, a number of the regional companies of the State-based regiments were split and used to form new battalions with their traditional numerical designations.

The Australian Army abandoned the Pentropic divisional structure in 1965, and in an attempt to restore some of the regional ties of the State-based regiments, a number of the regional companies of the State-based regiments were split and used to form new battalions with their traditional numerical designations.

Lincoln learned at this conference that Saunders had adapted the semicircular rows of identical graves to the curve of the land, making sure that no one state or regiment or officer was favored over any others.

It has generally been assumed that the African-Americans who joined Butler's Native Guards were the same ones who had served earlier in the state militia regiment by the same name.

Following the introduction of the Pentropic divisional structure in early 1960, the CMF was reorganised and a number of infantry battalions were disbanded or amalgamated together to form six new State-based regiments.

In addition to the regular Indian Army, the armies of the Princely States and regiments of the Auxiliary Force (European volunteers) could also be called upon to assist in an emergency.

As a result of this the CMF was greatly reduced and fourteen infantry battalions were disbanded altogether, while many others were amalgamated into the battalions of the six State-based regiments.