Sentence examples for to battalion from inspiring English sources
noun
An army unit having two or more companies, etc. and a headquarters. Traditionally forming part of a regiment.
He was posthumously promoted to battalion chief.
Born and raised in a military family in Atlanta, he rose to battalion commander in Iraq.
Joel's body was found in the bedroom, according to Battalion Chief Michael Lee.
In the Army, he rose to battalion commander during the war in Iraq.
Among them was Richard Lang Jr., a nine-year veteran assigned to Battalion 48 in Brooklyn.
Gul's steady rise through the ranks saw him promoted to battalion commander in 1972, brigadier in 1978 and commander of the 1st Armoured Division, Multan, in 1980.
The American advisers have so far been restricted to battalion-level training.
Ranging from moony monologue to battalion-sized blast, they supply a sniping contrast to the RSC's majestic Histories cycle, which has just come into town.
Decision-making authority for operations could be returned to battalions and brigades.
I will then also have to explain to my Fusiliers in a fully manned battalion why they are likely to be posted to battalions that cannot recruit.
"I will then also have to explain to my fusiliers in a fully manned battalion why they are likely to be posted to battalions that cannot recruit.
