Sentence examples for territory force from inspiring English sources

In Blamey's reorganisation of the Army in April 1942, Herring was given command of Northern Territory Force.

Vasey became Deputy Chief of the General Staff (DCGS), while Herring took over Northern Territory Force, and Robertson became commander of the 1st Armoured Division.

The 6th Division headquarters was subsequently used to form Headquarters, Northern Territory Force in April, and does not appear to have officially been reformed in its own right until August or September.

While Western Australia remained unchanged, Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia were redesignated as Lines of Communications Areas, 7 MD became Northern Territory Force and 8 MD was redesignated as New Guinea Force.

LHQ controlled five major commands: Lieutenant General Sir John Lavarack's First Army, based in Queensland; Lieutenant General Sir Iven Mackay's Second Army in Victoria; Lieutenant General Gordon Bennett's III Corps in Western Australia; the Northern Territory Force under Major General Edmund Herring; and New Guinea Force under Major General Basil Morris.

Scott's men moved through Cherokee territory, forcing many people from their homes at gunpoint.

Not until the 1820s, when British encroachment on Burmese territory forced Burman attention inward, was Siam able to relax its vigilance along its western borders.

In it Mr Bush reserves the right (as other presidents before him) to respond with "overwhelming force including through resort to all our options" to use of such weapons against American territory, forces or friends.

In the east, soldiers in Masisi territory forced voters in dozens of villages to vote for their candidate, in one case tying up voters and taking their ID cards to vote for them.

Ethan does seem in need of assistance as he's bundled off a train in New Mexico Territory, forced to face justice for his werewolf crimes of killing (and sometimes eating) people.

He returned to his homeland in what is now Afghanistan, but his vigorous advocacy of the Ismāʿīlī ideology within Sunni territory forced him to flee to Badakhshān, where he spent the rest of his days, lamenting in his poetry that he was unable to be an active missionary.