Sentence examples for troops capacity from inspiring English sources

In Timbuktu, there is little faith in these troops' capacity.

Cameron said NATO troop capacity was "patchy" and there appeared to be perpetual problems with shortages of air transport support.

"The troop capacity is stretched to the limit," said Hua Jiang, a spokeswoman for the United Nations in Sudan.

These latter versions included a turret-mounted 14.5-mm heavy machine gun and improved power plants, but troop capacity was reduced in order to accommodate these improvements.

Yet behind the cacophony of headlines about calls for more US or European troops, the capacity of the Afghan army to "stand alone" is both under-reported and largely misunderstood.

Six Sea Kings in troop-carrying capacity, designated Mk42C, were also procured in 1987.

Army leaders said the Puma's low troop-carrying capacity would require buying five vehicles to replace every four Bradleys, and that upgrading the Bradley would essentially be engineering a new vehicle.

Winston Churchill observed that the Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth helped shorten World War II by at least one year, such were their troop-carrying capacities.

As in Rwanda, member countries supplied troops without the capacity to defend themselves.

"For missions this dangerous, troops need air capacity and discretion," Antil said.

In wartime the corvée was sometimes used to augment regular troops in auxiliary capacities.