Troop call-ups, expert foreign military personnel, and weapons-procurement systems were in place.
He urged a troop call-up and pre-emptive strikes on Egyptian and Syrian forces massing on the borders.
The theatrical musical troop called The Mystic Knights of Oingo Boingo that I had previously been a part of did the music for Forbidden Zone.
Still, when Robert Cazimero, a legendary kumu hula (teacher), founded an all-male hula halau (troop) called Na Kamalei during the cultural revival of the '70s, he had only six dancers.
British troops call in helicopter gunships and claim three enemy dead.
He tried to hide himself by burrowing inside a wall – what British troops call a "murder hole".
In his current job, General Rodriguez, whose troops call him General Rod, is responsible for training and equipping 265,000 active-duty soldiers, as well as training and overseeing the readiness of 560,000 soldiers in the Army Reserve and Army National Guard.
Duperreault, whose troops call him Brian, won't ascribe motives for the shots across his bow.
In feudal Japan, taiko were often used to motivate troops, call out orders or announcements, and set a marching pace; marches were usually set to six paces per beat of the drum.
To navigate and negotiate the complex "human terrain" (actual U.S. Army term) of "planets" like Iraq and Afghanistan, U.S. troops call on a range of space-age technologies, including direction-finding equipment, signal intercept, terrain modeling, and satellite navigation using GPS.
As Palestinians watched from rooftops and windows, some settlers shouted at the troops, calling them Nazis.
