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| The Japanese eventually deployed 70,000 | troops - far more than any of the other Allied powers |
| t Schwarzenberg brought up and deployed 80,000 | troops to face the French. |
| hat the election was fair and deployed 150,000 | troops in polling stations to ensure this. |
| As Chief of the Army he deployed Australian | troops to East Timor. |
| Caballero deployed his | troops so that Caxias would have to cross the only pa |
| The Republicans had deployed 12,000 | troops in Carabanchel and 30,000 more to meet the mai |
| Britain deployed its | troops in India and on the Burma front. |
| Redstone was first deployed with | troops of 40th Artillery Group (Redstone) to West Ger |
| that the US would respond by deploying combat | troops in South Vietnam. |
| e Bush administration for not deploying enough | troops during the Iraq War. |
| hicle movement in the event of a deployment of | troops from Fort Hood en route to Interstate 35. |
| don society, but was on business in Derby when | troops arrived to arrest him. |
| 13 cities within 2 years and destroyed 40,000 | troops of the Song Dynasty while his father was ill. |
| er the 1916 rising, a British Destroyer landed | troops at Skerries to help the Dublin garrisons suppr |
| orpe founded Savannah, he sent a detachment of | troops on a journey up the Savannah River. |
| 200 sailors, 40 soldiers, and a detachment of | troops from the 60th regiment of the line. |
| Uzun Haji, with a small detachment of | troops, took the village of Vedeno and declared war a |
| he was appointed to command the detachment of | troops from New Hampshire ordered to garrison Fort Mc |
| , cruising on patrols, carrying detachments of | troops and maintaining communications in the region. |
| aging Confederate batteries and detachments of | troops along stream banks. |
| They had on board detachments of | troops under the orders of Lieutenant Colonel Napier. |
| ama garrison in its attempt to detain American | troops from taking that city. |
| Not only did Soviet | troops receive the medal, but there are accounts of P |
| ions against general Eduard Dietl's entrenched | troops. |
| commander of the 29th Army, Zhao directed the | troops stationed in Nanyuan to resist the Japanese tr |
| Saigo Takamori (upper right) directing his | troops at the Battle of Shiroyama. |
| is forces to Radoszyce, where he disbanded his | troops and surrendered himself to the Russians. |
| kodate, Japan, where she discharged occupation | troops and their supplies from 4 to 7 October. |
| Harbor 2 December the transport discharged her | troops and spent the next week overhauling equipment |
| After discharging the | troops, Bayfield returned to the Marianas on 4 Octobe |
| f drilling, conditioning, and disciplining the | troops under his command. |
| Rather than disembark the | troops at Newport, Clinton ordered the fleet to sail |
| Around 0900, Comilla began to disembark the | troops. |
| h, moved to Aki Nada where she disembarked the | troops. |
| in handling landing craft, she disembarked her | troops and unloaded their equipment in relatively goo |
| The next morning, transports disembarked other | troops. |
| ships returned to Niagara and disembarked the | troops on 3 August. |
| penal military units composed of disgraced SS | troops and criminals convicted of petty crimes. |
| ed through the valley en route to dislodge the | troops of Will Thomas who were entrenched in Gatlinbu |
| he represented the somewhat disorderly English | troops on their March of the Guards to Finchley (form |
| 2008, Nagoya High Court ruled that dispatch of | troops was partly unconstitutional. |
| son in Waterford City quickly dispatched forty | troops in four Crossley tenders. |
| ected the petition, and dispatched Confederate | troops to occupy the region. |
| ber 1944 Calvert was off Leyte dispatching her | troops for the initial landings. |
| He has also attacked and dispersed enemy | troops from a low altitude, at all times showing the |
| Divisional Administration | Troops |
| disposal, Falckenstein had three divisions of | troops, many of whom were not front-line soldiers, co |
| cavalry division, two infantry divisions, army | troops, two aeroplane flights, and an airship. |
| very conspicuous at Southampton Docks whenever | troops were embarking for South Africa in the early s |
| ieved their primary goal of tying down Ottoman | troops and cutting off Medina. |
| ncided with the USA's decision to downsize its | troops in Iraq and handing over the security to Iraqi |
| of the First Regiment of Dragoons, commanding | troops on frontier duty in Texas. |
| dition, it was the opportunity to draw Ottoman | troops from the large cities into the countryside. |
| UFPJ's being more open to draw-downs of | troops, less specifically committed to demands for im |
| The army was drawn from | troops of the Confederate Department of Eastern Tenne |
| Drayton carried | troops for the invasion of Los Negros Island in the A |
| attack by approximately 200 drink-crazed enemy | troops. |
| he armistice compelled Finland to drive German | troops from its territory, leading to a military camp |
| en the French, Italians, and Poles drove their | troops off the battlefield in rout. |
| There Wofford's men drove Union | troops out of the Wheatfield but had to stop short of |
| Count Baillet von Latour, and drove government | troops under Count Auersperg from the city. |
| The French drove his | troops from their positions during the Battle of Loan |
| He was also joined by Lord Drummon's French | troops who had just landed in Montrose. |
| n, killing himself and several Dutch, Japanese | troops in the area. |
| te killing himself and several Dutch, Japanese | troops in the area. |
| on January 6, 1382, as the Ming Dynasty Muslim | troops overwhelmed the Yuan Mongol and Muslim forces. |
| le later, toured the Middle East, entertaining | troops. |
| d in the Diyala Governorate, killed eight U.S. | troops. |
| He also said eight Taliban | troops died in the clash. |
| itional landings on Mindanao, U.S. Eighth Army | troops continued their steady advance against stubbor |
| ve had a large section of covert, elite Polish | troops and close cooperation with the Polish resistan |
| llaway returned to Pearl Harbor to embark army | troops for rehearsal landings at Guadalcanal. |
| She paused at Saipan to embark homeward-bound | troops and finally reached San Francisco on 23 Novemb |
| to Pearl Harbor 21 February to embark garrison | troops for the Gilbert Islands, debarking them at Tar |
| the Philippines, where she embarked occupation | troops for transportation to Japan, arriving on 25 Se |
| e day for Palau, where she embarked additional | troops for the landings at Ormoc Bay on 7 and 8 Decem |
| at Haiphong in November, she embarked Chinese | troops for transportation to Chinwangtao, then contin |
| , French Indochina, where she embarked Chinese | troops for transfer to northern China. |
| ust for the Mediterranean and embarked veteran | troops at Naples and Leghorn, Italy, before returning |
| mbo, Ceylon, where she embarked "Magic-Carpet" | troops. |
| Dawson embarked occupation | troops at Pearl Harbor from 18 August to 1 September |
| in the Admiralties where she embarked assault | troops landed on the shores of Lingayen Gulf 9 Januar |
| At Nagoya, Japan, she embarked homeward-bound | troops and sailed 27 November for Tacoma, Washington, |
| Just before embarking the | troops, the gunboats beat off an attack on the Union |
| or San Francisco whence, after embarking 1,056 | troops, she sailed 2 February for the South Pacific. |
| 1758, following the Capture of Emden, British | troops arrived on the continent and directly added to |
| Bardas was proclaimed emperor by | troops stationed at Caesarea, but their rebellion was |
| and advises the preparation and employment of | troops and resources in environmental NBC(Nuclear, Bi |
| at morning, exits were dynamited to enable the | troops to storm the German trenches. |
| tack, sacrificing his life so as to enable his | troops of his platoon to withdraw with their injured. |
| over the Chattahoochee River, enabling Federal | troops to continue their offensive to capture the imp |
| Ayers encountered Confederate | troops at about 1 p.m. and Warren ordered the divisio |
| odson Ramseur's division encountered Wallace's | troops on the Georgetown Pike near the Best Farm; Maj |
| from the city for fear of encountering Chinese | troops without reinforcements and supply. |
| In the end, Quamzin's | troops were able to do massive damage to Macross City |
| July 1, 1863, Confederate forces engaged Union | troops to the west of town, out by the Lutheran Theol |
| . Ross's 17th Illinois infantry engaged Lowe's | troops first with skirmishers, then the main line of |
| In the opening engagements, Neapolitan | troops managed to surround and capture General Bianch |
| hips pushed up the Yazoo, engaging Confederate | troops as far up the river as Greenwood. |
| attacking enemy aircraft and engaging hostile | troops from the ground. |
| an forces, which were already engaging Riall's | troops near Chippawa. |
| ld unimpeded and even before engaging, Rokkaku | troops defeats the army of Dodo Kuranosuke. |
| on 29 January to debark American engineers and | troops at San Narciso. |
| have set up the first factory in England, sent | troops to the battle of Flodden and refused a knighth |
| ve were implemented, but disorder engulfed the | troops, and the counter-attack collapsed. |
| cal: Luo's skillful political work ensured the | troops' loyalty and popular support of the communists |
| 's Hope and Freedom tour to entertain deployed | troops. |
| en Africa during World War II to entertain the | troops. |
| eetheart', visited RAF Benson to entertain the | troops, reportedly singing "The White Cliffs of Dover |
| our and Glenn Miller took off to entertain the | troops in Europe. |
| press conference on their way to entertain the | troops (1943) |
| eered at the start of the war to entertain the | troops. |
| 007 Broussard was involved in an Entertain the | Troops tour in the Middle East. |
| g World War II Falkenburg entertained American | troops and was a popular pin-up model. |
| .S. Army as an interpreter and entertained the | troops as pianist. |
| to join up, Denny joined ENSA, entertained the | troops, apparently had a great time, and ended the wa |
| er of the Dumbells, which entertained Canadian | troops during World War I. |
| y, he joined a band which entertained American | troops in Europe. |
| terested in acting while entertaining American | troops before World War II. |
| the programming was aimed at entertaining the | troops, with no artistic agenda. |
| stra and shortly after began entertaining U.S. | troops during World War II. |
| h overseas tour for the USO, entertaining U.S. | troops in East Asia. |
| y banned married couples from entertaining the | troops for the remainder of the war. |
| the Bogarts traveled Europe, entertaining the | troops. |
| kwood led efforts to raise and equip volunteer | troops for the Federal service. |
| Col. Miles equipped his | troops with winter gear and established a temporary b |
| lands on Christmas Day 1942, she escorted Army | troops to Guadalcanal, before guarding a convoy to Es |
| Later he escorted the | troops in his battery whose enlistments had expired b |
| n military leadership started to establish new | troops and organise their forces. |
| Around half of the estimated 6,000 | troops who have joined the rebels take their orders f |
| ade entered the battle with an estimated 1,396 | troops and lost, according to Burling, 513 officers a |
| Estonian military | troops shall be reduced to the extent necessary to ma |
| In Europe British | troops took part in a major Allied victory at the Bat |
| British urged the Egyptians to evacuate their | troops. |
| ders from General William Hull to evacuate the | troops from Fort Dearborn, leaving behind all the sup |
| rom January 1945 on she helped evacuate German | troops and civilians from East Prussia to northern Ge |
| s and were subsequently able to evacuate 9,000 | troops from Kolombangara. |
| lip V as king of Spain and had evacuated their | troops from Barcelona over sea. |
| She evacuated British | troops from the Dunkirk bridgehead in May, but was su |
| pported occupation forces and evacuated Allied | troops who had been prisoners of war. |
| 26 October 1942: evacuates Japanese | troops from Goodenough Island, New Guinea to Rabaul. |
| and from September 28 was evacuating Japanese | troops from Kolombangara. |
| ight escorted a troop convoy evacuating Allied | troops from Narvik (Operation Alphabet). |
| hortly afterwards, she began evacuating Allied | troops from Greece. |
| During the evacuation of | Troops from Dunkirk in 1940, Lifeboat Prudential, of |
| Monro ordered the evacuation of | troops from Gallipoli. |
| Even the | troops serving the local Bulgarian artillery batterie |
| That evening, Bernadotte's | troops made it to Burg Stargard, 8 kilometres (5 mi) |
| In fact, the terrorists managed to evict the | troops from Kovil area for a short while by counter a |
| Oliver Cromwell exercised his | troops in Mellis. |
| l Harbor for joint military exercises, foreign | troops have participated in the traditional manning t |
| his few reserves with skill and exhorting his | troops. |
| by Otis Air Force Base came into existence and | troops were moved more by air then trains. |
| During the course of the expedition, Shi's | troops weaved in and out of the geographically harsh |
| Red Army and Yugoslav partisans expelled Axis | troops from the region and village was included into |
| to be seen is whether or not the extra 20,000 | troops pledged by Uganda will receive funding from th |
| Hooker quickly faced his | troops to the north and organized a three-pronged att |
| f Commons to raise the issue of facilities for | troops at London's mainline train stations. |
| he English Civil War Fairfax's Parliamentarian | troops laid siege to a troop of Royalists within the |
| They were dressed as fake NKVD | troops. |
| ny of the Windmill's patrons were families and | troops as well as celebrities who came as Henderson's |
| Despite having far fewer | troops than the Soviets, the Finnish forces (12th div |
| During the Civil War, Bryan fed Confederate | troops stationed at the mouth of the Brazos at his ow |
| d to pay the cost of housing and feeding these | troops. |
| sisted as stubbornly as at Ferozeshah, Gough's | troops eventually broke into their position. |
| r three hundred helicopter sorties ferried the | troops and equipment into the objective area in the l |
| The ship ferried Dutch | troops returning home to Europe from Indonesia for se |
| speed enabled it to repeatedly ferry American | troops across the Atlantic outside the convoy system. |
| She was also used to ferry Army | troops across the Potomac River. |
| Using the Alice Dean as a ferry, Morgan's | troops were transported to Morvin's Landing, near Mau |
| stage, he served as a pilot ferrying Ghanaian | troops to and from the Democratic Republic of Congo d |
| d a crew of 315 men, but also was ferrying 400 | troops under General Desfourneaux to reinforce the Fr |
| There were only a few Finnish | troops in the area at the start of the war. |
| anywhere from company size, with a few hundred | troops and equipment, to brigade level formation with |
| rs, mostly untrained, including a few defeated | troops from the Shanghai battlefield, to defend the c |
| Insp. 8 Field Maintenance | Troops (Feldzeug- und Instandsetzungstruppen) |
| Fifty-thousand U.S. | troops will remain in Iraq to serve as a transitional |
| Chinese Communist guerrillas to fight Japanese | troops. |
| Texan militia began assembling to fight Woll's | troops. |
| In a sharp six-hour fight, Federal | troops killed Morgan's 19-year-old brother, Lt. Thoma |
| rm while working for NATO and filming Canadian | troops in combat. |
| The first JGSDF | troops arrived at the Dutch military base in Samawah |
| He was able to defeat the first rebel | troops he met, and he pursued them at Ascoli Satriano |
| r the Polish Resettlement Act the first Polish | troops arrived at Delamere from Italy in the summer o |
| At first Sweden | troops won the battle against russian vanguard and ca |
| The first German | troops were entering the outskirts of the town as the |
| aisy gathered 17 girls to register the first 2 | troops of American Girl Guides. |
| Key's Brigade were the first British | troops to face the Japanese when they invaded Malaya |
| October 4 - First Canadian | troops sent to an overseas war (Boer War) |
| In fact the first glider-borne | troops to arrive in Normandy on D-Day came from RAF H |
| The French Army first stationed | troops in Berlin in 1947. |
| The first American | troops, who were often called "Doughboys", first land |
| The first qualified | troops, numbering nearly five hundred, passed out of |
| At first irregular | troops, they were later considered a regular corps. |
| 7 March - The first British | troops from all over the empire arrive in Durban |
| fight, and the Mongols pursued the fleeing Jin | troops relentlessly. |
| ti provided shelter to the fleeing Hanthawaddy | troops in 1539. |
| The Florida State | Troops redesignated in 1909 as the Florida National G |
| ganized 17-18 August 1899 in the Florida State | Troops as the 1st and 2d Regiments of Infantry. |
| Fog caused | troops attacking the Spring Hill redoubt to get lost |
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