Sentence examples for troops deploy from inspiring English sources
British troops deploy for six-month tours, and no more than 12 months in every 36.
If Iraq taught us nothing else, it should have taught us this: Before you deploy the troops, deploy the fact-checkers.
The oddness of the mood was best captured by a recent headline in the Arab News: "Streets breathe easy as 'mass death' troops deploy".
He is proposing that international troops deploy only to protect the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe's special monitoring mission members in eastern Ukraine.
So it ought not, in theory, to be hard to meet the EU's goal of being able by 2003 to assemble up to 60,000 combat troops, deploy them within 60 days and sustain them for up to a year.
1,600 National Guard troops deployed.
There are 100,000 troops deployed right now.
Government troops deployed and threw up roadblocks.
The United States currently has about 66,000 troops deployed in Afghanistan.
America is increasing the number of troops deployed there.
