Because their ranks have been so depleted by death, relocation and retirement elsewhere, and have not been fully replenished with enlistments, veterans now constitute a smaller share of New York's population than they do in any other state.
His military career began with his enlistment with the City of Westminster Rifle Volunteers, and he also served for a time in the Royal Artillery Volunteers.
The process would start with the enlistment of lawyers and focus groups to vet a new name.
With the enlistment of sites popular around the world, the fight over the legislation has taken on a global cast.
But they picked up again with the enlistment of 19 men from Vienna into the newly formed 105th Ohio Volunteer Regiment.
(He does not consider the concept of national service — a universal obligation required of all youngsters, with military enlistment one option among many).
The unit was subsequently raised as the Papua New Guinea Volunteer Rifles (PNGVR) on 16 March 1951, with the enlistment of the first recruits beginning in Port Moresby soon after.
All records with an enlistment address (n = 15) or next-of-kin address (n = 1,088) were given a rurality score on the basis of the rural/urban classification in a previous study (17).
Infiltrating leukocytes are known to be recruited by the downstream products of complement activation, especially the soluble anaphylatoxin C5a, with subsequent enlistment of other components of the membrane attack complex [ 5, 6].
Furthermore, the long siege meant that the Continental Army had to move on Quebec City with winter setting in, and with many enlistments nearing expiration at year's end.
