Sentence examples for us battalions from inspiring English sources

The commander of one of the US battalions they fought in January 1945 ruefully described Raithel's regiment as, "the best men we ever ran into, extremely aggressive, and impossible to capture.

This strategy required the introduction of nine additional US battalions, or 14,000 troops, to bring the total in Vietnam to 13. Allied nations of the Free World Military Forces were expected to contribute another four battalions.

Later that day both US battalions captured Hill 598 and Sandy Ridge after meeting only light resistance, but the Chinese tunnels and a counterattack by the PVA 135th Regiment prevented the Americans from advancing towards Pike's Peak and Jane Russell Hill.

Tells about the US-trained battalion's record of civilian killings.

Further, a US-trained battalion in the Democratic Republic of Congo was denounced by the United Nations for committing mass rapes.

Overlord was one of the larger task force operations of the war, while it was also the last joint US-Australian battalion-sized operation.

In Colombia, Paley has written about the "militarization of the extractive industry," where US-trained energy battalions protected pipelines, roads, and other infrastructure.

Most of the show consisted of group dances coming at us like panzer battalions.

But at a time in the London theater when Hamlets are coming at us in veritable battalions — David Tennant and Jude Law are not long gone in the role, Michael Sheen tackles it next year — Mr. Kinnear emerges as the most vocally revealing and accomplished interpreter since Simon Russell Beale a decade ago.

The plan envisioned the 1st and 3rd Battalions, US 187 RCT dropping southeast of Sukchon to seize the town, before establishing blocking positions on the two main highways and the railway to Pyongyang.

In 1974 the 172nd Infantry Brigade was reorganized again to include three light infantry battalions, US Army Alaska was known as USARAL through the 60s and 70s, whereas after the activation of the 6th Infantry Division it was known as USARAK.