Sentence examples for war professionals from inspiring English sources

If America is to win (or, far better, avoid) future wars, its war professionals need to look more honestly at that phenomenon in all of its dimensions.

During the first world war, professional artists would paint wild patterns on British ships to confuse the enemy.

By the end of the war, 32 of the 35 pre-war professionals saw action in the British forces.

It is often said that the pre-war professional army died at the first battle of Ypres.

As with nostalgia and insanity, Civil War health professionals' understanding of suicide was limited by the paucity of research on the topic.

Some two million Americans are deeply interested in the Civil War, trade professionals say, and scores of thousands of them are engulfed in the hobby of re-enactment, serving as virtual cannon fodder and prancing generals in weekend commemorative battle tableaus.

This would be a largely conventional fight, known as the "war against professionals", that would continue until late 1968.

Amanieh is a wealthy neighborhood of new apartment highrises housing doctors, engineers and post-war educated professionals.

While "major war" and "professional foreign correspondents" are open to definition, the Mexican War, begun in 1846 — seven years before the Crimean War — was the first foreign war covered extensively by journalists.

They had brought him in during the war, the professional civil servant from an orthodox department, a man to handle paper and integrate the brilliance of his staff with the cumbersome machine of bureaucracy.

He added: "For me as a rugby league person, it's so pleasing to see rugby league getting back in France in the area where it started again after the war [the professional code was outlawed by the Vichy government as 'a corrupter of French youth'].