Sentence examples for train infantry from inspiring English sources

And Colonel Riley asserts that some games, in particular "Full Spectrum Command", a game he uses to train infantry captains, can usefully impart a partial skill set.

"We attempt to instill reaction," said Captain Tim Dunnigan, who trains infantry in the woods of Fort Benning, Georgia.

Many of our highly trained infantry troops are now being used in jobs they are not specially equipped to perform.

Britain's Royal Navy commands the EU operation against Somali pirates; French troops are training infantry soldiers in Mali.

That higher education is the business secretary's patch reveals the banausic truth that all education is now viewed as subordinate to the task of training infantry for the economic struggle.

For the next few days, he was instrumental in maintaining defensive discipline of the forward troops, most of whom were not trained infantry.

The War Office claimed it as "a classic example of the use of well trained infantry...and a thoroughness in planning, training and execution", and in February 1943 issued an infantry training pamphlet "in order that all may benefit from the story of a stimulating achievement".

The 86-day course, which meets four times a year, is called the corps' most grueling school by its instructors and is intended to screen and train potential infantry officers.

He also instituted a combined arms training programme where his men were thrown together in various ad-hoc groupings regardless of their parent unit: tankers would train with infantry, engineers with recon units, and so on.

Personnel trained for infantry combat, field artillery, military police and combat support roles were now to undergo re-training to enable them to train others.

In their place were skeletal divisions of poorly trained U.S. infantry on constabulary duty in Germany and Japan.