Sentence examples for use servicemen from inspiring English sources

The government retorts that it is better to use servicemen and -women for development than demob them.

A good deal of work had already been done in 1982, when it was decided that it was not practicable to use servicemen to move coal by rail.

Reporters could not use servicemen because that now-sexist term would not include three of the Navy aircraft's crew who are women; hence the Pentagon locution, not yet in most dictionaries, servicemembers.

"What they do care about is that the arms are intended to be used against US servicemen overseas".

It has previously been used as a farm outbuilding, a tailor's workshop and a clubhouse for US servicemen.

The minutes noted: "It was agreed that... it might be necessary at some stage to examine more radical options for extending endurance, including the use of servicemen to move pithead stocks to power stations by rail and road".

President Bush persisted in using "our servicemen and women".

"We saw an opportunity to use ex-servicemen as military advisers and extras".

The same ploy could have been used by servicemen keen to escape church parade, though I doubt if it would have swayed most NCOs, even if uttered by a Nepalese prince.

The personnel now suspended were back serving in Afghanistan when the photos came to light last month on Live Leak, a website used by servicemen from several countries to post photographs of incidents during their deployments.

The U.S. military wants to upgrade the rifle that its servicemen use to spread liberty around the world.