Sentence examples for volunteer unit from inspiring English sources

In 1943, when the United States Army lifted its ban on Japanese-Americans, Mr. Inouye joined the new 442nd Regimental Combat Team, the first all-nisei volunteer unit.

Outside, members of a local "self-defence" volunteer unit harassed journalists, and the deputy commander of the base briefly appeared to give comments.

He had resigned as Assistant Secretary of the Navy to lead a volunteer unit, the Rough Riders, who were certainly rough but did very little riding in Cuba.

It tells of the struggles to supply and feed the volunteer unit, while facing death during battle and disease in camp and in Confederate prisons.

The armory, which takes up the block between 66th and 67th Streets, began life as the home of the Seventh Regiment, a volunteer unit that catered to New York's Silk Stocking crowd.

The prize for investigative journalism went to Michael D. Sallah, Mitch Weiss and Joe Mahr of The Blade in Toledo, Ohio, for a series on atrocities committed by Tiger Force, an Army elite volunteer unit, during the Vietnam War.

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The Red Cross was, at its inception, both a global humanitarian movement and an alliance of national, military-aligned volunteer units.

Commandos are specially trained volunteer units of the British Army used for raiding operations on foreign shores.

In Abkhazia and Dagestan, other volunteer units were forming, while Cossacks were also flocking to the cause.

He commands one of three volunteer Islamic battalions out of about 30 volunteer units in total fighting now in eastern Ukraine.