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| second group of American militia attacked the | troops at the blockhouse, resulting in a short battle |
| s orders were to restore the efficiency of the | troops at Peshawar and relieve the besieged garrison |
| waters 31 August, she debarked Army occupation | troops at Wakayama, Japan, 29 September. |
| ed Venetian service and fought against Turkish | troops at Morea. |
| ust for the Mediterranean and embarked veteran | troops at Naples and Leghorn, Italy, before returning |
| is small, not being able to hold more than 200 | troops at a time. |
| t Leyte in the Philippines and then landed her | troops at Samar. |
| Union forces watched rebel | troops at the nearby Fort Pulaski using the damaged t |
| Inspecting the | Troops at Boulogne, 15 August 1804 |
| of the Austrian army, Cervoni helped rally the | troops at the Battle of Lodi. |
| believed that there were up to 2,000 Japanese | troops at Lae and another 250 at Salamua. |
| ation camps before being liberated by American | troops at Mauthausen in early May 1945. |
| igned to the V Amphibious Corps, Leonis loaded | troops at Pearl Harbor and departed the Hawaiian Isla |
| The | troops at this point surrendered assuming that they w |
| inst the allied advance and he had fresh elite | troops at his disposal to strengthen his defence. |
| chi (Indian), Australian (naval), and Japanese | troops at Kaoli-yung in China. |
| She participated in the evacuation of Allied | troops at Dunkirk. |
| , Japan, 7 October 1945, and landed occupation | troops at Nagoya on the 26th and 27th. |
| t only a few months there, and was freed by US | troops at the end of the war. |
| The ship debarked | troops at Pearl Harbor, Eniwetok, Saipan, Guam, and K |
| Saigo Takamori (upper right) directing his | troops at the Battle of Shiroyama. |
| e of Generals Chandler and Winder and 120 U.S. | troops, at Stoney Creek, by Sgt. |
| ber, she took the offensive and landed assault | troops at Ormoc Bay. |
| WWE superstars performing for the Coalition | troops at Camp Victory |
| Hanno concentrated his | troops at Heraclea Minoa and captured the Roman suppl |
| Turgut Reis landed his | troops at Marsa Scirocco, the extreme southern point |
| rn Pacific to disembark 1,600 Army replacement | troops at Manila, Philippines, the war had ceased. |
| ore was then sent to reinforce the Confederate | troops at Siege of Vicksburg and was then captured at |
| e Dalai Lama, having been defeated by Kangxi's | troops at Kumbum. |
| Dawson embarked occupation | troops at Pearl Harbor from 18 August to 1 September |
| eral Walter Gresham took command of Union Army | troops at Natchez. |
| war ships of this type where used for landing | troops at the Georgian port of Poti. |
| After their victory over government | troops at battle of Julianstown, an Irish rebel force |
| Ayers encountered Confederate | troops at about 1 p.m. and Warren ordered the divisio |
| At war's end, he was arrested by United States | troops at a P.O.W. camp near Munich, but was soon rel |
| Gen. Leonidas Polk had about 5,000 | troops at Columbus. |
| He went on to command the British | Troops at Danapur in India in 1857. |
| ent six years commanding a company of engineer | troops at Willets Point, New York, that experimented |
| von Bassewitz-Levetzow was captured by British | troops at the end of the war while in command of the |
| Sherman had received orders to land his | troops at Milliken's Bend, so the gunboats returned t |
| corps in late afternoon to reinforce the Union | troops at Glendale. |
| s from Okinawa to the West Coast, disembarking | troops at Portland and San Francisco. |
| While it was en route to bomb British | troops at Port Harriet House, it was destroyed by a S |
| Relieved the besieged Russian and Armenian | troops at Ruwanduz in 1916. |
| George Washington's | troops at Fort Duquesne open the French and Indian Wa |
| llage of Sabacola and maintained a garrison of | troops at the town of Apalachicola. |
| French | troops at Dien Bien Phu finally capitulated on 7 May. |
| on 29 January to debark American engineers and | troops at San Narciso. |
| Fayette landed her | troops at Leyte 20 October, and before the Battle for |
| of Normandy, and the battle-cry of the English | troops at Hastings was "Holy Cross". |
| f Commons to raise the issue of facilities for | troops at London's mainline train stations. |
| He was killed as he commanded the Union | troops at the Battle of Baton Rouge. |
| The next day, he led his | troops at the Battle of Elchingen, but his division w |
| She sailed from Alameda on 14 May to embark | troops at Seattle, Washington, for Pearl Harbor. |
| The vessel next loaded 934 | troops at Sansapor, New Guinea, and sailed on 30 Dece |
| the attack by over 1,400 Japanese reinforcing | troops at Anyang and Huixian. |
| Also, the | troops at Tambolambo were contained by the Peruvian f |
| Six days later she sailed in convoy to land | troops at Saipan and other staging areas in the Pacif |
| At the end of 1778, he joined Connecticut | troops at winter quarters in Redding. |
| oving to intercept the Parthians with only the | troops at his immediate disposal, he was ambushed and |
| er shakedown off California, Montrose embarked | troops at Seattle, Washington, and steamed to the Phi |
| an participated in a military buildup of 3,000 | troops at Cuba in response to a war scare with Mexico |
| Max Pfeffer was captured by Soviet | troops at Stalingrad in 1943. |
| at-grandson of Hugh Hornby Birley, who led the | troops at the Peterloo Massacre. |
| and Ulithi, and arrived Marianas 7 May to load | troops at Tinian. |
| In June 1965 it landed | troops at Cam Ranh Bay, Nha Trang and Qui Nhon. |
| 1882 he was despatched to Egypt and commanded | troops at Al-Magfar and Tell al-Mahuta. |
| er the 1916 rising, a British Destroyer landed | troops at Skerries to help the Dublin garrisons suppr |
| lfonso Garcia's (Eduardo Fajardo) Mexican army | troops attack. |
| , a felucca, and smaller row-boat, all full of | troops attacked the boats. |
| Early in the morning of July 19, 1863, Federal | troops attacked Morgan at Buffington Island, where th |
| In 1576 Spanish | troops attacked and pillaged Antwerp, over three days |
| ight of 22 February 1969, an estimated 500 NVA | troops attacked Oceanview. |
| In November 1941, German | troops attacked and reoccupied this territory, with t |
| When Toungoo | troops attacked a heavily fortified Prome, Narapati a |
| On April 6, Axis powers' | troops attacked Yugoslavia with Operation 25 and Gree |
| The | troops attacked RAFD rebels at the Hadjer Marfaine ar |
| Additional Confederate | troops attacked the camps of the other Union commands |
| site of The Battle of Marianna, where Federal | troops attacked in September of 1864 during The War B |
| Starting on July 1, 1917 the Russian | troops attacked the Austro-Hungarian and German force |
| Peta in Arta when a force of 7000-8000 Ottoman | troops attacked their positions. |
| The warship then cooperated with | troops attacking Fort George on 27 May, forcing a Bri |
| Unfortunately, those | troops attacking along the levee came to a ditch, unk |
| ys provided support and reinforcement to other | troops attacking Hill 70. |
| Fog caused | troops attacking the Spring Hill redoubt to get lost |
| In India British | troops attempt to rescue the kidnapped son of a Mahar |
| Courtenay and his | troops attempted to capture Wiltshire near Bath befor |
| The Chinese | troops attempted to convince the Gurkhas that they sh |
| In some instances, German | troops attempting to surrender were shot by their own |
| Japanese | troops attempting to press Ma's men further up the No |
| Over 15,000 | troops attended the parade, most of them British. |
| It commended states who had made | troops available to UNAMSIL, accelerated deployment a |
| s too strong to be carried by assault with the | troops available, aborted the operation by ordering h |
| e on the army of Albert S. Johnston and divert | troops away from Johnston's sector. |
| When the Dutch began sending their | troops back to Indonesia, Hatta, together with Syahri |
| The U.S. sends 400 of its | troops back to base. |
| ut the Atlantus was used to transport American | troops back home from Europe and also to transport co |
| army responded quickly, deploying thousands of | troops backed by tanks and helicopters. |
| The 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team Special | Troops Battalion (Airborne) is a special troops batta |
| A special | troops battalion with a security company and signal c |
| Brigade Special | Troops Battalion (BSTB) |
| HHC 116th Brigade Special | Troops Battalion of the Virginia Army National Guard |
| 2d Battalion 8th Infantry Regiment, 2d Special | Troops Battalion, and 2d Brigade Headquarters Company |
| FS 5/6 Mountains | Troops Battle for a Town (1941) |
| eng on June 15, 1970, where ARVN and Cambodian | troops battled the Vietnam People's Army and Vietcong |
| e friendly fire incident happened after ground | troops battling Taliban militants requested air suppo |
| On June 4 government | troops battling enemy tanks finally entered An Dien. |
| After discharging the | troops, Bayfield returned to the Marianas on 4 Octobe |
| ed on the group and were quietly killed by the | troops' bayonets. |
| r, on a visit to Russia, proposed that 300,000 | troops be sent to France in exchange for munitions. |
| ly criticized Senate Democrats for urging that | troops be brought back from Iraq. |
| sefire in Korea be called and that all foreign | troops be withdrawn. |
| e Krushchev era and De-Stalinisation, Internal | Troops became significantly reduced in size, but reta |
| Mauleverer's | troops became notorious for pillaging and defiling ch |
| His | troops became known as the "Indiana Brigade" and were |
| Consequently, Ocskay's | troops became isolated. |
| Many of its surviving | troops became Japanese POWs in the Soviet Union. |
| In total over 3,500 Spanish | troops become prisoners of war. |
| If | troops become too large they may split. |
| Had all these | troops been recalled, Charles could have faced Napole |
| terested in acting while entertaining American | troops before World War II. |
| ia was used for the repatriation of Australian | troops, before being paid off in September 1946. |
| vanced on the enemy guns and carried Almagro's | troops before them. |
| re able to exact a price on attacking American | troops, before withdrawing to cross-border sanctuarie |
| e, King Alfred's fabled means of summoning his | troops before the momentous Battle of Ashdown, is at |
| These | troops, before marching out, shall lay down their wea |
| This place was a cantonment area for British | troops before India's independence. |
| ahead of the projector battery was cleared of | troops before firing. |
| r voyage to Korea and transported home veteran | troops before returning to her regular Bremerhaven-Ne |
| In 1119 he again blessed | troops before battle with the True Cross. |
| "I have seen no | troops before, and I have seen none since, in which t |
| d wooden ships bombarded Fort Henry as Grant's | troops began the landing. |
| On 8 October, Napoleon's 180,000 | troops began crossing the Saxon border through the Fr |
| 's defenses around Waegwan broke apart and its | troops began a panic-stricken retreat across Naktong. |
| surrounded on three sides, Payne's Vietnamese | troops began to fall back. |
| On November 20, government | troops began to reestablish their positions in Madhu. |
| The Confederate | troops began coming under fire from the gunboats. |
| 1, the large hostile force facing the friendly | troops began to launch sporadic attacks. |
| Saracens of Aleppo who, with help from Turkish | troops, began an attempt to reconquer the Byzantine p |
| Gen. Weitzel's | troops began skirmishing with Confederate positions o |
| By 9 April, the Soviet | troops began to infiltrate the center of the city, bu |
| This war began when Hesse-Kassel's | troops began to besiege the city of Marburg. |
| On 11 June Yugoslav | troops began to withdraw from Trieste. |
| Wamunyinyi, was quoted as saying that the new | troops began arriving in Mogadishu last Friday. |
| Commonwealth | troops began using the site as a cemetery in February |
| y the end of the day on 07.05.1945, the German | troops began to retreat in a north-west direction. |
| The restoring | troops began the slowly climbing of the hill slope un |
| August 1 - Nigerian | troops begin to pull out of Bakassi; Bakassi becomes |
| The British | troops begin their return march to Zula |
| Spetsnaz | troops begin to evacuate from Canada. |
| he time was trying to find a way of preventing | troops being infected with leishmaniasis, which was a |
| Coburg's | troops being welcomed in Bucharest |
| h with British, Commonwealth and also American | troops being an example of reverse Lend-Lease. |
| These former warlords's | troops believed that Chiang Kai-shek and his regime f |
| bbied Kennedy against the deployment of combat | troops, believing that it would lead to endless South |
| His | troops besieged Prato, massacring the population afte |
| Mikhail Korobeinikov's | troops besieged and took Yakutsk on March 27, 1922. |
| azi Germany invaded the Soviet Union and their | troops besieged the city of Leningrad. |
| before the Romans knew what was happening, his | troops besieged Castra Vetera once more. |
| and served as a supply depot and camp for the | troops besieging Charleston. |
| aterloo the department was occupied by Russian | troops between June 1815 and November 1818. |
| She then continued to transport | troops between Leyte, Manus, and Wakde Islands. |
| ory at Waterloo, Eure was occupied by Prussian | troops between June 1815 and November 1818. |
| After Mitchel received command of all Federal | troops between Nashville and Huntsville on May 29, he |
| ff the coast of Vietnam until 28 May, ferrying | troops between points as needed and transporting casu |
| At the end of the War, she transported | troops between Tilbury and Ostend. |
| The Madagascar carried freight, passengers and | troops between England and India until the end of 185 |
| third year and the Scots were the only British | troops between Canada and New York. |
| Guderian's tank units soon smashed the Soviet | troops between Oryol and Kursk, forming a gap which w |
| heir arrival at Tulln, the cadre found Russian | troops billeted on the Base. |
| reak of war in the late summer of 1939, French | troops blew up the bridge's main western support. |
| In November 1944 German | troops blew up the bridge's main eastern support, eff |
| e end of the war when trigger happy Dragnovian | troops blew up a refugee truck that was carrying her |
| Diaz reorganized the | troops, blocked the enemy advance by implementing def |
| en, another chronicler, wrote: "In Ma`arra our | troops boiled pagan adults in cooking-pots; they impa |
| 10 September - Ottoman and British | troops bombard Beirut and land troops on the coast to |
| (2)Cuban | troops bore the brunt of fighting in the MPLA offensi |
| In 1942-44 there were many American | troops, both soldiers and Marines stationed in New Ze |
| pushed parties across to attack the Emperor's | troops both above and below the junction of the river |
| attle, Washington, to embark U.S. Marine Corps | troops bound for training at Camp Pendleton, Californ |
| At San Francisco, Bosque embarked | troops bound for the Philippines before standing out |
| arl Harbor on 29 August loaded with occupation | troops bound for Sasebo, Japan. |
| The clipper was in Portsmouth to load | troops bound for India, having been chartered by the |
| rkness, two columns of Anzac, British & Indian | troops break out to the north, heading for the height |
| The Confederation | troops broke the siege, and refused to follow up on t |
| 's investment, Robert Frangipani and a body of | troops broke into the church and proclaimed Lamberto |
| Ground | troops broke through the defense lines at the entranc |
| Scott's well-trained | troops broke the enemy line with a skillfully execute |
| During the breakthrough attack, the German | troops broke through the Bryansk Front on 30 Septembe |
| After furious fighting, the Union | troops broke through and Wheeler's force hastily with |
| The royal | troops broke Robert's first and second lines. |
| ya, together with Moriyoshi's efforts to rally | troops, brought a large number of warriors to the loy |
| ian Martin Hardwick Hall, invading Confederate | troops brought an unknown number of enslaved African |
| Casey's line, manned by inexperienced | troops, buckled with some men retreating, but fought |
| reatens war if his territory is invaded by any | troops building forts. |
| of the airfield begin in 1941 when Australian | troops built gun pits around a primitive airstrip in |
| 1797 French | troops burn the bridge down again, but in the two sub |
| When World War I saw Russian | troops burn down the village, his family took refuge |
| Then the | troops burned the town and committed abuses against t |
| Moving north "down" the Valley, the Union | troops burned crops, food, barns and anything that mi |
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