Sentence examples similar to war volunteer from inspiring English sources

In 1985 almost 4,500 veterans of that war volunteered for extensive medical and mental examinations.

She subsequently joins the newly established organization of war volunteers to teach combat and shooting classes.

Sylvia and Valerie did secretarial courses and, during the war, volunteered for the army, ending up at Bletchley Park.

Mr. Carroll said that about 40 of about 3,000 American veterans of the Spanish Civil War volunteers are living.

Sides gives us fresh, multifaceted pictures of the Taos revolt and the epic march of the Colorado Civil War volunteers.

The more we see the greed-is-good mantra of the free-marketeers taking hold, the stranger the idealism of the Spanish civil war volunteers becomes.

In London, the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh paid tribute to the hundreds of thousands of First World War volunteers, in the Drumhead Service of Remembrance at the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

The ship had been sent to scour the Caribbean and bring back second world war volunteers who had been given temporary home leave to visit their families before returning to Britain to be demobbed.

1937 Accord Looms for War Volunteers LONDON — The withdrawal from Spain of thousands of Italian, German, French, British, Russian and other foreign "volunteers," who have been fighting on one side or the other in the civil war, once more became a possibility today [April 15] following a three-hour meeting of the Spanish Non-Intervention Sub-Committee.

Men from the gunboats Iltis and, along with some war volunteers, joined them aboard the new auxiliary cruiser.

We think of Europe in 1914 as a continent all too eager for war — volunteers jamming recruiting offices, festooned soldiers joyfully marching to battle and delirious crowds waving them off.