Sentence examples for troop experience from inspiring English sources

Gavin, now the US 82nd Airborne Division's commander, was critical of Browning, writing in his diary on 6 September 1944 that he "...unquestionably lacks the standing, influence and judgement that comes from a proper troop experience.... his staff was superficial... Why the British units fumble along... becomes more and more apparent.

The crop-raiding troop experienced 50% higher energy intake rates and 50% lower glucocorticoid levels compared to the non-crop-raiding troop alongside substantially lower progesterone levels.

Klein argued back, saying he honors McCain's time as a prisoner -- but that the senator's experience doesn't relate to current troop experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan.

To ensure that all peacekeeping troops experience the rehearsal exercises in the future, General Hendrix said he has ordered all commanders to submit their training plans to his office for review.

This finding agrees with the U.S. troops' experience in Somalia in 1993, where >85% of all DENV infections were symptomatic (6 ).

Whether the percentage of troops experiencing post-traumatic stress will change over time is unclear, but most experts say that the figures are likely to increase.

The troops experienced only sporadic resistance and were backed by heavy air support including Apache helicopters, Harrier jump-jets and American F-15 and F-18 bombers.

The study found that the stress troops experienced during their average nine-month deployment was due in part to poor living conditions — troops felt the detainees received better food than they did, and 82percentt of Army and 60percentt of Navy troops surveyed said that overall, detainees were treated better than they were.

However half the assault troops experienced seasickness, problems were encountered with clearing the sand bar at the entrance to Guasopa Harbor, and Barbey's decision to land at night and withdraw before dawn in order to avoid encountering Japanese aircraft highlighted the inexperience of his crews and deficiencies in their training.

Like personnel in other hostile deployments, some Gulf War troops experienced trauma and extreme psychological stress in theater.

In 2011, Eick et al. reported that deployed US troops experienced 30.1% seroconversion for influenza and 6 other respiratory infections (16 ).