Sentence examples for trained units of from inspiring English sources

Specially trained units of the United States Border Patrol have made close to 2,400 rescues.

Steele was head of a US team of special military advisers that trained units of El Salvador's security forces in counterinsurgency.

Of course trying to differentiate between these forces (genuine locals, Russians who have come individually to fight alongside them, and trained units of serving Russian army soldiers) is not easy for reporters on the ground - or even it seems for Nato countries with their considerable intelligence resources.

A specially trained unit of police with guns arrived as long as 20 minutes later and shot four of the attackers dead.The government promptly decided it must make weapons more readily available to police.

The mission is different this time — not to fight, but to train units of Iraqis to do the fighting themselves.

In Europe, the Marine Corps is deepening relationships with Norway, Finland and Sweden, training units of rank-and-file troops in the shadow of Russia.

The plan as clearly outlined by President Bush was to "counter terrorism" and US Special Force troops arrived in Arauca Colombia, in order to train units of the 18th Battalion.

General Petraeus's division has moved more quickly than any other American unit in training units of the new Iraqi Civil Defense Corps, a force that now stands at about 2,300 but should reach 15,000 by the end of the year, Mr. Bremer said tonight, as part of an effort to speed up the deployment of the Iraqi police and other forces.

Currently, the military schools and training units of the Romanian Land Forces are directly subordinated to the central headquarters.

In El Salvador, the Reagan Administration observes a self-imposed limit of 55 on the number of U.S. troops engaged at any one time in training units of the Salvadoran army.

The officer, who is from Brooklyn and was assigned to the field training unit of the 63rd Precinct, told investigators that a third man, the gunman, had climbed over a chain-link fence behind him.