Sentence examples for transfer to combat from inspiring English sources

Soon after Kościuszko had finished fortifying West Point, in August 1780, General George Washington granted Kościuszko's request to transfer to combat duty with the Southern Army.

Efforts to more closely monitor foreign bank transfers to combat money laundering started around 1990, but took on renewed urgency to block terrorism financing after the Sept. 11 attacks.

And last, but far from least: Ulula (which means 'reveal', apparently) offers Spartacus, "a global mobile platform for empowering migrant workers to end slavery". This is described as a platform to integrate information-sharing and remittance transfers to combat human trafficking and secure better jobs and higher incomes for migrant workers.

By the outset of the Korean War, Loring was working in an administrative role in the United States, but by 1952 had been transferred to combat duty in Korea.

He asked to be transferred to a combat division.

That lasted a few months, before he was transferred to a combat zone in Samara.

He served in this position until the following year, when he was transferred to a combat unit of the Luftwaffe.

He was transferred to a Combat Support Hospital at Kandahar Air Base.

Shariah Jamaat is an offshoot of the cadres of the Islamic guerrillas and terrorists operating in Chechnya, and it suggested in its statement that it was following the orders of Abdul Khalim Saidullayev, the leader of Chechnya's underground rebel government, to "transfer combat actions to the territory of Russia".

In the meantime, most of the men of the former Eighth Army Ranger Company were transferred to other units of the 25th Infantry Division, while those who were paratrooper qualified through the United States Army Airborne School were allowed to transfer to the 187th Regimental Combat Team or one of the other Ranger companies then beginning to arrive in Korea.

That year he avoided a transfer to the front lines of combat when he fell ill.