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| The majority of the | troops were between 30 and 40 years of age, and in so |
| More than 600 Argentine and 255 British | troops were killed. |
| Most of its | troops were paroled on May 12, 1865 at Gainesville, A |
| supposed "Government Issue" tag that American | troops were nicknamed after. |
| These | troops were supplemented by 3 battalions of the Volun |
| Its | troops were rescued by workers from California workin |
| In 1910 most | troops were moved to Fort Morgan in Alabama. |
| If US consent were forthcoming and British | troops were available, we believe that London would c |
| A year into the American Civil War, additional | troops were being raised in Onondaga County, New York |
| Finding that friendly | troops were not on the hill, he worked his way back t |
| South Vietnamese Regional Force | troops were deployed into blocking positions. |
| After the new peace treaty, Gazan's | troops were sent to Silesia to restore order. |
| Troops were billeted in the house during both world w | |
| US | troops were billeted in Bampton at various times duri |
| Using the Alice Dean as a ferry, Morgan's | troops were transported to Morvin's Landing, near Mau |
| The IDF | troops were ordered to carry out the operation "with |
| osses in men and large parts of the 9th Army's | troops were reallocated to the other depleted German |
| ICU | troops were reported in hiding and there was speculat |
| The Ottoman | troops were exhausted, and the torrent made them look |
| Scythian | troops were sent to protect Cilicia but before they a |
| 1,800 Sri Lankan Army | troops were deployed to relief flood victims on the g |
| Altogether some 6000 allied | troops were killed, including 4000 Scots. |
| All Spanish | troops were withdrawn, and the island remains unoccup |
| Lord Russell's | troops were finally victorious but Lord Grey was late |
| The | troops were armed with weapons seized from Northeaste |
| An additional 400 | troops were deployed to the city by August 11 to assi |
| Thousands of Vietnamese | troops were stationed in Laos to maintain the road ne |
| Troops were disembarked on 23 October, and Charles es | |
| most of the Brazilian fire, but the Paraguayan | troops were located elsewhere. |
| n of the Aquidaban-Nigui stream Solano Lopez's | troops were surrounded and defeated. |
| o the separatist website, more than 50 Russian | troops were "eliminated". |
| The Brazilian | troops were composed of a battalion of about 4,000 me |
| The Burundian | troops were technically ready to go in early August 2 |
| ch exploded in a crowded district came as U.S. | troops were leaving major urban cities in Iraq. |
| Thus, in 260 BC, a body of Roman | troops were encamped in the neighborhood, when they w |
| The | troops were located in and around Nasiriyah. |
| torized assault was defeated and the advancing | troops were forced to retreat with heavy casualties. |
| ost German infantry divisions, the bulk of its | troops were leg-mobile infantry supported by horse-dr |
| ing to the separatist account, the pro-Russian | troops were ambushed by separatist fighters who infli |
| Other | troops were used as well, and the total number of tro |
| Large numbers of Spanish | troops were killed and the remainder had to withdraw |
| Federal | troops were sent to quell the violence and peace was |
| The support | troops were delayed in their arrival and the Ninth Re |
| The Confederate | troops were successful in their campaign to force the |
| an attack by the Bangladesh Forces, Pakistani | troops were defeated and Jamalpur became free. |
| e severely mauled and General Sengge Rinchen's | troops were forced to withdraw. |
| Soon the | troops were joined by 40,000 more, under Sherman and |
| Henry IV the Elder and his | troops were now hunting the Black Guard. |
| But the | troops weren't the only ones who were entertained. |
| Fort San Juan and marched the remainder of his | troops westward to resupply Sgt. |
| He followed the Mexican | troops westward as they retired from Texas to be cert |
| n, who easily picked off the white-clad French | troops when the assault finally got underway. |
| Maximilian could only lead the whole of the | troops when he had to appear in the Rhenish district. |
| Ducrot was beginning to withdraw the | troops when Wimpffen produced his commission and coun |
| ising and was the vice captain of Skanderbeg's | troops when they captured Kruja in 1443. |
| was arrested during World War Two by Stalin's | troops when they invaded and took possession of the f |
| She is swimming to see Japanese | troops when Kobori met her at his boat because Pround |
| secession, he raised the Adams County cavalry | troops, when war broke out, riding with them to Richm |
| o Richmond in command of a division of colored | troops which belonged to Godfrey Weitzel's XXV Corps. |
| These | troops, which were much better disciplined and traine |
| went to see king Francis I of France to obtain | troops, which led to the Siege of Nice in August 1543 |
| ing the summit were attacked by Austrian shock | troops which retook it, the strenuous Italian resista |
| ce, transporting approximately 23,000 American | troops which she disembarked at Brest, France and St. |
| as made up almost entirely of African-American | troops, which had previously belonged to the X and XV |
| s workers are often placed inside the units of | troops which they support. . |
| d diseases were taking their toll on the Dutch | troops, which were in a precarious position. |
| der to organize a rebellion against the Danish | troops which occupied Sweden. |
| This is in contrast to the phrase shock | troops, which is a translation from a German term. |
| er 16, 1914 and defended by Belgian and French | troops, which marked the beginning of the Battle of t |
| officer Major William Colby lead the NORSO I - | troops which mainly where of Norwegian heritage. |
| The KGB's Security | Troops, which numbered about 40,000 in 1989, provided |
| rict were three fortified regions and District | troops, which included artillery and NKVD frontier un |
| The area was set up by the British for their | troops, which acted as their official "comfort zone". |
| He was executed by North Carolina militia | troops while they were serving under North Carolina's |
| ng the Italian border were occupied by Italian | troops, while areas along the Belgian frontier were a |
| The boat sunk, killing 38 | troops, while 26 survived. |
| arnered attention when it was first played for | troops while Wright was visiting Iraq. |
| ograd, including those that carried Kornilov's | troops, while propagandists sent by the Soviet manage |
| that its policemen were attacked by Abkhazian | troops, while they were securing the Achamkhara heigh |
| ed by General Charles Cornwallis and had 1,900 | troops while their American opponents numbered 4,400. |
| Arlington was used by Union | troops while planning the burning of the University o |
| er recited the Chanson de Roland to the Norman | troops while juggling with his sword. |
| e Defeat of Baz Bahadur of Malwa by the Mughal | troops, while Rani Roopmati, and her female companion |
| 1989 and members filled in for National Guard | troops while they were deployed for the Persian Gulf |
| The 325th's aircraft helped move 19,935 | troops while also helping to return 5,672 Frenchmen t |
| Berlin, by carving an escape corridor for the | troops while Russian forces are in Poland. |
| et-fighting between Communards and Versaillais | troops, whilst other buildings were destroyed by ince |
| usket from a window of his home at the British | troops, who in reprisal, burned the Larkin homes to t |
| an cultural organizations by Russian Bolshevik | troops who were sent to Ukraine in January and Februa |
| They were thwarted by African-American Union | troops who were stationed nearby. |
| ejoined the corps, much to the pleasure of the | troops who thought he was dead. |
| 13 April 1976) was a German general of Panzer | troops who served during World War II. |
| any supplies, and left the prisoners for other | troops who followed behind. |
| the Second War War, being amongst the British | troops who liberated Belsen in 1945. |
| About 2,000 | troops who have joined the rebels take their orders f |
| such as Cui Wei and Hua Dacai were surrendered | troops who had been redeployed. |
| Roughly half of the | troops who died at Landstuhl from combat injuries fro |
| This enraged the Umayyad | troops who faced him the following year outside of Mo |
| itary allowed organs to be donated by American | troops who died in Germany from wounds suffered in Ir |
| nian Army "continuously changed its first-rank | troops, who were led away by the inhabitants to their |
| ptain John E. Wool had been reinforced by more | troops who had just made their way up the path to the |
| earch of Jethro, he is kindly greeted by Union | troops who offer him food and conversation. |
| In 1844 his | troops, who did not have control over the surrounding |
| ask force moved up the Yazoo River, and landed | troops who marched up “...the levee, making quite a d |
| y containing the remains of some of the Allied | troops who died during the Battle of Gallipoli. |
| Around half of the estimated 6,000 | troops who have joined the rebels take their orders f |
| 2 Act affected over 150,000 former Confederate | troops who had taken part in the American Civil War. |
| The Portuguese-African | troops who had defected to Guinea received life sente |
| ary is having trouble giving bonus payments to | troops who were involuntarily kept on duty after Sept |
| an of a Spanish duke, he was with the imperial | troops who besieged Florence in 1545. |
| The city was later occupied by Russian | troops, who remained for some time before eventually |
| He commanded | troops who on 1810 September 23 captured the Spanish |
| He was also joined by Lord Drummon's French | troops who had just landed in Montrose. |
| and Artillery Regiments were made up of French | troops who had volunteered to serve overseas if neede |
| sion cemetery containing the remains of Allied | troops who died during the Battle of Gallipoli, inclu |
| k Mieroslawski, tried to hold off the Prussian | troops, who far outnumbered them. |
| Iran says it is investigating Afghan | troops who shot at Iranian forces after crossing over |
| In early May, it linked up with other Indian | troops who had captured Rangoon, the capital. |
| On October 20, 1941 it was occupied by German | troops, who destroyed it in their retraction in 1943. |
| sion cemetery containing the remains of allied | troops who died during the Battle of Gallipoli. |
| Tunisia-Rommel talks with German | troops who are using a captured American half-track |
| rible as the battle was for the British Empire | troops who suffered there, it naturally affected the |
| The first American | troops, who were often called "Doughboys", first land |
| four months, the island was controlled by army | troops, who were housed in schools and government bui |
| Walk is a tribute to the bravery of Australian | troops who fought in the Papua New Guinea campaign of |
| t containing the remains of some of the allied | troops who died during the Battle of Gallipoli. |
| pported occupation forces and evacuated Allied | troops who had been prisoners of war. |
| al was initially sanctioned for award to those | troops who had been engaged in action against the mut |
| opened its gates to William d'Aubigny and his | troops, whom the barons rebelling against King John h |
| s death would bring retribution by U.N. Gurkha | troops, whom the Katangans greatly feared. |
| sailed on to Manila to embark Army occupation | troops whom she landed at Tsingtao, China, 11 October |
| In 2005, when asked how long US | troops will stay in Iraq, Rice said, "I don't want to |
| More than 250,000 Afghan police and | troops will be deployed to protect polling centers. |
| 50,000 | troops will stay in an advise and assist role. |
| Fifty-thousand U.S. | troops will remain in Iraq to serve as a transitional |
| e game mechanics are based on troop strengths, | troops will march through Helsinki; if on historical |
| American | troops will leave Iraq, Bull wrote, only "when the Ir |
| AMISOM spokesman Ba-Huko said the peacekeeping | troops will continue taking up new positions in the c |
| U.S. | troops will begin their drawdown in Iraq at the end o |
| About 50,000 U.S. | troops will stay in Iraq until the end of 2011 as a s |
| ry of Defense Donald Rumsfeld confirms that US | troops will be withdrawn from Saudi Arabia where they |
| After the defeat of his | troops Willisen resigned and lived in Paris (France), |
| FG press release stated a unit of 500 Eritrean | troops with artillery and other heavy weapons had rei |
| Rodrigo roused the | troops with a speech and the next day at midday the C |
| Landing her | troops with the first waves, she turned back to Leyte |
| The incorporated French | troops with their guns and muskets played a key role |
| Col. Miles equipped his | troops with winter gear and established a temporary b |
| began in 1937 in an effort to provide airborne | troops with heavy support weapons that could be dropp |
| At Galluccio, Roger's son ambushed the papal | troops with only a thousand knights and captured the |
| Zhao Hong at one time led his | troops with Han Zhong and Sun Zhong to occupy Wanchen |
| ever, high surf prevented the retrieval of the | troops with the result that the landing party suffere |
| alists, on the other hand, could support their | troops with their ships from the river. |
| The northern battery was manned by 162 | troops with six gun mounts in casemates. |
| Between June 22 and July 26, 1941, Romanian | troops with the help of Wehrmacht recovered Bessarabi |
| the programming was aimed at entertaining the | troops, with no artistic agenda. |
| Although he led the English | troops with great gallantry, they were beaten off wit |
| the SVT was more difficult to manufacture, and | troops with only rudimentary training had difficulty |
| ficial records, the British government lost 43 | troops with 126 wounded, while 2337 rebels were kille |
| ride of his power and triumph, will credit our | troops with nothing less than the courage and fortitu |
| hail Skobelev was sent out with 20,000 Russian | troops with the intention of reducing Lovcha. |
| Islamic rebels also fought against the Yemeni | troops, with the fighting destroying much of the old |
| This success allowed the supply of the Polish | troops with badly needed arms. |
| nsive the A Shau Valley provided the Communist | troops with an important base from which to attack So |
| “Those villages whose population meets | troops with arms, burn down the villages and shoot th |
| LOW numbered about 15,000 | troops with limited artillery (about 40 guns 40-105mm |
| Larry escapes from the Egyptian | troops with the tablet, with the help of General Geor |
| rovided a supporting garrison of 2,000 Turkish | troops with artilley. |
| Victory of the allied | troops with a decisive Greek contribution. |
| e funneled into the country to train and equip | troops with weapons. |
| Did they have any | troops with them, do you think? |
| SNLF personnel were well-trained, high quality | troops with good morale and they performed well again |
| IGASOM was expected to eventually reach 8,000 | troops, with an expected cost of $335 million for the |
| carrier when they came under attack by Taliban | troops with machine guns and a rocket-propelled grena |
| The initial response was to equip | troops with cotton mouth pads for protection. |
| ain John S. Mosby defeated Richard R. Blazer's | troops with 9 companies of cavalry. |
| 1808: French | troops withdraw from the Province of Pomerania |
| utlej and HMIS Hindustan to intercept Japanese | troops withdrawing from the Andamans. |
| n continued on a mission to intercept Japanese | troops withdrawing from the Andamans. |
| 1 October 1990: 76% of all Cuban | troops withdrawn (21 months) |
| installing the KDP in control of Irbil, Iraqi | troops withdrew from the Kurdish region back to their |
| Then the diversionary | troops withdrew from Haynes Bluff, reembarked, and th |
| However, some of the German | troops withdrew to the woods near the field and succe |
| On 30 June Soviet | troops withdrew on the right bank of the river, and b |
| When the French | troops withdrew from the region in 1814, Haffner rema |
| Though superior in numbers, the Massachusetts | troops withdrew after some unsuccessful attacks. |
| By noon, the Finnish | troops withdrew to their own lines. |
| As Federal | troops withdrew in 1861 to return east for engagement |
| st Asian theater by the time the last American | troops withdrew from Vietnam in 1973. |
| Colonel Brooke's | troops withdrew, and Admiral Cochrane's fleet sailed |
| fter they reached their objective, the Israeli | troops withdrew, since Israel approved a UN ceasefire |
| f the Achaean barons, and be judged, William's | troops withdrew. |
| ble to treat the disease, and it was issued to | troops within a year. |
| larch, placed as the symbolic leader of Jewish | troops within Sassanid army in 608 CE, according to J |
| a combination of commanding the only effective | troops within the capital and buying the support of t |
| 18, 1865 the Army of the James was composed of | troops within the Dept. of Virginia & North Carolina. |
| it was disbanded, he continued to command its | troops within the 7th Infantry Division. |
| d, Kasaji, and Mutshatsha and defeated Zairian | troops without difficulty. |
| from the city for fear of encountering Chinese | troops without reinforcements and supply. |
| Arriving Kerama, 26 March, she landed her | troops without opposition on Yakabi Shima and remaine |
| Also present are many of the | troops' wives, whom Del and Rodney assure the viewers |
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