Sentence examples for total troop from inspiring English sources

Military commanders say they will maintain total troop levels in Iraq at about 150,000 at least through early next year.

Including reserve soldiers, Colonel Peeranate estimates the total troop strength of the Wa, who control two noncontiguous territories, at around 50,000 soldiers.

But another way to convey that fact is to say that 19 Americans were killed in one month more than five years after the start of an unnecessary war, bringing total troop fatalities to well over 4,000.

By the time they reached Nanking they were physically exhausted, low on equipment, and badly depleted in total troop strength.

In September, the Wehrmacht high command's reinforcement of the Siegfried Line brought total troop strength up to an estimated 230,000 soldiers, including 100,000 fresh personnel.

(The Americans sent 77,000 Marines and nearly 100,000 total troops, of whom close to 7,000 died and almost 20,000 were wounded.) The Japanese commander was Lt. Gen. Tadamichi Kuribayashi, whose illustrated letters to his wife and children, recently unearthed on the island, were a source for Iris Yamashita's script.

Between 1 and 17 October, the Japanese delivered 15,000 troops to Guadalcanal, giving Hyakutake 20,000 total troops to employ for his planned offensive.

The Japanese had successfully evacuated a total of 10,652 men from Guadalcanal, about all that remained of the 36,000 total troops sent to the island during the campaign.

This convinced Washington that it was the feint he had predicted and therefore he only sent 1,500 more troops to Brooklyn, bringing the total troops on Long Island to 6,000.

The entire troop total may not necessarily be in the region when the offensive begins.

Mr. Obama is expected to announce an increase of about 30,000 American troops, bringing total American troop strength in Afghanistan to about 100,000.