Sentence examples for was the corps from inspiring English sources

The Vietnamese lieutenant colonel who was the corps G-4 (the designation for the assistant chief of staff for logistics) and his officers had no idea of how to send a supply request to a computer.

He was the corps's fox, not its hedgehog.

It was the Corps who -- following devastating 1930s floods -- first poured the concrete.

The 9th Division provided coastal defence from Cape Helles north to Bulair, where the 7th Division took over, while the 19th Division at Maidos was the corps reserve.

First on hand was the Corps Artillery under Col. Charles S. Wainwright, followed by two brigades from Doubleday's division, now commanded by Brig.

He served in different artillery capacities for Longstreet's First Corps of the Army of Northern Virginia, starting that role on November 7, 1862, after leaving Lee's staff to command the battalion that was the corps' artillery reserve.

It is the corps' job to resolve issues in the case of such an impasse between state and federal regulators.

The basic unit of the Army is the corps, commanded by an officer of a rank ranging from lieutenant to brigadier, who is responsible to a divisional headquarters.

This was the press corps's last chance to ask about Flynn.

The Second Corps was the "gallant old corps" and the "fighting corps" of the Army of the Potomac.

For several months, I Corps was the nation's worldwide contingency corps, while the XVIII Airborne Corps was engaged in the Gulf War.