Sentence examples similar to troop bound from inspiring English sources

Gen. Robert W. Cone took over the Afghan effort in July after revamping the training of American troops bound for Iraq and Afghanistan.

Its rear cargo door had been left open, offering a bird's-eye view of a second helicopter, also ferrying troops bound for leave.

A cease-fire unraveled, and French troops, bound by a 1961 treaty, now find themselves trying to stop the rebels from advancing.

It is now thought that his associates bombed a hotel in Yemen used by American troops bound for Somalia in 1992.

A British plane loaded with military equipment and foreign troops bound for Mali has been delayed today due to a technical fault.

The Ministry of Defence knew beforehand that the Department of Health feared problems might arise from administering anthrax and whooping cough vaccines together to troops bound for the first Gulf war, it was claimed yesterday.

One study cited by the report described how US neuroscientists employed tDCS to improve people's ability to spot roadside bombs, snipers and other hidden threats in a virtual reality training programme used by US troops bound for the Middle East.

From its role as a staging ground for the Berlin airlift shortly after the war to its recent use as a transit hub for troops bound for Iraq and Afghanistan, the base has been one of the most visible manifestations of American power in Germany.

Twenty-one people were killed, mostly Canadian troops bound for Korea.

He also diverted Texas troops bound for Virginia for use in the defense of Arkansas.

Aurore sailed to Pondicherry and ferried troops bound for Isle de France.