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| In the late autumn, Confederate | troops undertook a campaign to subdue the Native Amer |
| ble to treat the disease, and it was issued to | troops within a year. |
| Rodrigo roused the | troops with a speech and the next day at midday the C |
| In the summer of 1945, loaded with tanks, | troops, and a troop landing craft, she sailed to the |
| Glover brought the | troops into a line on a hill to meet the British, but |
| ' in the air,' owing to the withdrawal of all | troops of a neighbouring division. |
| ya, together with Moriyoshi's efforts to rally | troops, brought a large number of warriors to the loy |
| On July 3, 2008, Ethiopian | troops commenced a counter attack over the border aga |
| orpe founded Savannah, he sent a detachment of | troops on a journey up the Savannah River. |
| Troops is a mockumentary film by Kevin Rubio, which m | |
| He led Taran's | troops to a dilapidated wall, behind which they could |
| nd patrol missions in support of Allied ground | troops during a Japanese offensive in northern Burma |
| The Tanjore | troops won a decisive victory and placed their proteg |
| His | troops met a much larger Muslim garrison in the town |
| He soon began staging | troops at a point-Pittsburg Landing-nine miles (14 km |
| On February, 1861 Chen Yucheng led 100,000 | troops in a preparation to attack Wuhan, but Harry Sm |
| ver rebuffed, and he consequently prepared his | troops for a blockade. |
| island on 30 May after the remaining Japanese | troops conducted a massive banzai charge. |
| n, the exercise may have also been used by the | troops as a way to stay warm during the winters in wa |
| At this point the British | troops made a final assault in a merciless struggle. |
| 05 in protest against being handcuffed by U.S. | troops at a roadblock. |
| kers were spread too thin and could not afford | troops for a major land attack. |
| 's defenses around Waegwan broke apart and its | troops began a panic-stricken retreat across Naktong. |
| At Okinawa, she embarked | troops for a major bilateral amphibious exercise cond |
| The town was defended by a garrison of local | troops and a small force of British East India Compan |
| Sunday June 1: U.S. | troops kill a suspected enemy fighter near Lwara. |
| les the Confederates pursued the retreating US | troops until a third line was formed by Gen. Emory's |
| At 04.00 on 15 June, Indian | troops made a frontal attack which fortuitously coinc |
| rly afternoon the Japanese force of some 4,500 | troops and a dozen tanks was outside Haiphong. |
| These | troops established a fortified position at Portsmouth |
| The Yemeni government | troops led a military operation against the insurgent |
| The fighting erupted after coalition | troops arrested a Sadr militia leader. |
| mptly executed the envoys but, after the rebel | troops scored a victory over his forces, he feigned w |
| ere found a silver-plated horn for calling the | troops and a banner. |
| rachwitz, charging his Panzer III ahead of his | troops, engaged a Soviet supply convoy, destroying ov |
| He was sent against Polish | troops as a spy. |
| is small, not being able to hold more than 200 | troops at a time. |
| The returning | troops make a triumphal entry into Jalalabad, where f |
| He has also attacked and dispersed enemy | troops from a low altitude, at all times showing the |
| e 14-vehicle, two-120 mm mortar reconnaissance | troops plus a surveillance troop with UAVs and NBC de |
| All her crew survived to be captured by | troops from a battery. |
| The next year he served as a captain of state | troops in a campaign against the Creek Indians. |
| When Toungoo | troops attacked a heavily fortified Prome, Narapati a |
| During the American Civil War, Confederate | troops placed a battery of cannons at Fort Ward. |
| on the Romanians for the poor quality of their | troops so a German scapegoat was needed. |
| Armenian | troops in a trench. |
| , 1862, Confederate artillery fired on Federal | troops from a position near the front yard of the hou |
| rmy's commander, decided to form these veteran | troops into a kampfgruppe which could be used as a mo |
| Walker's | troops played a critical role in the Confederate vict |
| Army Major General Nathanael Greene led 1,000 | troops in a siege against the 550 Loyalists in the vi |
| Grant's objective was to get his | troops into a flanking position against the Rebel def |
| ry high, and they decided to fight the Liberal | troops in a formal battle (rather than with guerrilla |
| Union Gen. S. A. Hurlburt wrote of these | troops in a dispatch dated December 17, 1863: "The re |
| At war's end, he was arrested by United States | troops at a P.O.W. camp near Munich, but was soon rel |
| o different from the actions displayed by U.S. | troops on a daily basis. |
| His | troops constructed a number of fortifications surroun |
| was short lived and thereafter Antonio and his | troops suffered a series of decisive losses. |
| The US 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment | troops during a Joint Task Force-East exercise at Nov |
| On the morning of May 9, Taylor's 1,700 | troops engaged a Mexican force which had increased to |
| The factory, which was destroyed by Union | troops during a skirmish in 1864, was on the current |
| he battle started on 10 September, when Indian | troops launched a massive attack at the Phillora sect |
| h garrison in Youghal despatched nearly twenty | troops in a single lorry. |
| Embarkation of Spanish | Troops in a Meditarranean coast, by Andries van Eertv |
| The Japanese | troops occupying a Siberian city |
| an Abu Hishma home, near 4th Infantry Division | troops, killing a local girl picking tomatoes. |
| On June 9, Afghan | troops occupied a mountaintop position in a disputed |
| ce advisers, 42 military liaison officers, 310 | troops and a 125-person International Response Unit. |
| sly awarded the Military Cross for leading his | troops over a parapet, despite heavy German gunfire. |
| Victory of the allied | troops with a decisive Greek contribution. |
| The victorious Soviet | troops hoisted a red banner over the city once again. |
| Lee's cavalry reported that Union | troops had abandoned their defense of the Richmond an |
| Federal | troops had abandoned Fort Breckinridge and had burned |
| At the news of his | troops' defeat, Abaqa hastened to Anatolia (July 1277 |
| During the battle, some | troops in Abaza's army changed sides and Abaza's forc |
| today, is built at the place where the Almohad | troops of Abd El Moumen defeated the Almoravids in 11 |
| As a result of this mission STF | troops were able to kill four rebels. |
| In the end, Quamzin's | troops were able to do massive damage to Macross City |
| Some waves of Soviet | troops were able to get closer to Finnish lines by ta |
| The American | troops were able to make it to the crest of the hill |
| In any case the Herkimer's | troops were able to escape to await reinforcements. |
| s too strong to be carried by assault with the | troops available, aborted the operation by ordering h |
| Ayers encountered Confederate | troops at about 1 p.m. and Warren ordered the divisio |
| me time, a motorized column of Japanese supply | troops in about 80 trucks left Guan Gou and headed ea |
| pushed parties across to attack the Emperor's | troops both above and below the junction of the river |
| e left Boston for Nova Scotia with the British | troops and accompanied Lord Howe to Staten Island. |
| Antoine Escalin des Aimars was commanding the | troops that accomplished the massacre. |
| Of these, 104,000 were foreign | troops interned according to the Rights and Duties of |
| During that time the Soviet | troops has acquired the rest of the Kiev Governorate |
| A King and his | troops came across a town called Kampung Gading. |
| The Estonian | troops moved across the Koiva river and stopped at it |
| The area was set up by the British for their | troops, which acted as their official "comfort zone". |
| he first major feature film to portray British | troops in action during the Korean War and introduces |
| 6, Marshal Badoglio led the victorious Italian | troops into Addis Ababa. |
| It could carry eight | troops in addition to towing a gun or trailer. |
| ld County sailed to Iwakuni, Japan, to pick up | troops for additional landing exercises at Okinawa, r |
| In 1966 it was supporting | troops in Aden again. |
| A massive amount of planning was needed, since | troops and administrative centres were widely dispers |
| The arrival of General Hamilton and his | troops gave Admiral de Robeck the possibility to turn |
| The cemetery was begun in 1914 by French | troops and adopted by the 2nd Scottish Rifles in June |
| e Provisional Government, Kornilov ordered his | troops to advance on Petrograd. |
| rch 1938, from a concert tour in Japan, German | troops were advancing in Austria. |
| When British | troops were advancing on Washington, D.C., the Tayloe |
| cavalry division, two infantry divisions, army | troops, two aeroplane flights, and an airship. |
| x News Channel while he was embedded with U.S. | troops and Afghan Commandos on the Pakistan-Afghanist |
| She accompanied her husband when visiting the | troops in Afghanistan in December 2010, which drew so |
| a's plan to begin to reduce the number of U.S. | troops in Afghanistan by this time next year. |
| tan on their way to replenish supplies to NATO | troops in Afghanistan continue. |
| Petraeus' comments come as U.S. | troops in Afghanistan have suffered some of the highe |
| Obama has said he will begin withdrawing U.S. | troops from Afghanistan in July 2011. |
| In 2005 he performed for U.S. | troops in Afghanistan, which he described as "...a gr |
| ttack happened on the road NATO uses to supply | troops in Afghanistan. |
| Pakistan's role in the war against the Soviet | troops in Afghanistan. |
| for the timetable of the withdrawal of Soviet | troops from Afghanistan. |
| ulgarians think their country should send more | troops to Afghanistan. |
| Khazei opposes increasing the number of | troops in Afghanistan. |
| e the attacks brought supply shortages to NATO | troops in Afghanistan? |
| Most French | troops in Africa followed Darlan's lead, but certain |
| American | troops left after the Cuban government signed a bill |
| Ashburton was a temporary refuge for Royalist | troops fleeing after their defeat by General Fairfax |
| Though superior in numbers, the Massachusetts | troops withdrew after some unsuccessful attacks. |
| Grenier sent Pacthod's | troops scrambling after the other two divisions to re |
| British | troops soon afterwards arrived at Suakin, and Sir Ger |
| The Partisan | troops once again avoided encirclement and were force |
| On April 18, 1865, Potter's | troops met again with the Kentuckians in the quiet to |
| of Europe; and above all at a time when Soviet | troops had again left Czechoslovakia and Poland. |
| th a Tokarev TT-33 Service Pistol urges Soviet | troops forward against German positions during WWII. |
| His | troops fought against the Soviet cavalry elite Konarm |
| They induced the | troops sent against them to mutiny, and returned at t |
| Observing approximately 150 hostile | troops silhouetted against the skyline advancing agai |
| Eight | troops sent ahead to scout the enemy positions died t |
| ssistance of air support from the carriers the | troops pushed ahead and the objectives were captured. |
| Goddard's 6,000 | troops captured Ahmedabad in February 1779, and Basse |
| ollowing Governor Beriah Magoffin's refusal of | troops to aid the Union in invading the South the pre |
| he residents of Hyde Hall, Robert Hyde, raised | troops to aid the besieged Parliamentarians in Manche |
| ncluded almost 500 German and about 120 Afghan | troops and aimed at the installation of further outpo |
| The Indian Government responded by sending | troops and aircraft on bombing missions. |
| y the United Nations Force in the Congo (ONUC) | troops, the airport was used as a base against the se |
| 1882 he was despatched to Egypt and commanded | troops at Al-Magfar and Tell al-Mahuta. |
| had fallen, however, they could afford to send | troops into Albania. |
| During the Second Margrave War, | troops of Albert Alcibiades, Margrave of Brandenburg- |
| ral Ritter von Danner reacted quickly, placing | troops on alert and acting to ensure that the command |
| plies continued to be delivered to the British | troops in Alexandria. |
| In 1200, the town was captured by the | troops of Alfonso VIII of Castile, who annexed the to |
| He commanded colonial | troops in Algeria and Morocco. |
| d studied the Zouave soldiers, French colonial | troops in Algeria, and was impressed by their reporte |
| The other regiments were made up of native | troops from Algeria. |
| e Tirailleurs Regiments were made up of native | troops from Algeria. |
| he Siege of Oran of 1556 occurred when Ottoman | troops from Algiers besieged the Spanish garrison in |
| At the age of fifteen he was captured by the | troops of Ali Pasha and imprisoned at Ioannina. |
| Chiang's American equipped | troops seize all major cities, to find a hollow trium |
| In September 1898, Ronglu's | troops took all positions surrounding the Forbidden C |
| riors, for he urged strenuous training for the | troops, in all seasons. |
| The | troops were all heading toward Payette Lake, near pre |
| n September 5 the hospital was taken by German | troops and all its patients, including Lederman, were |
| t Sumter, President Abraham Lincoln called for | troops from all of the states to defeat the Confedera |
| However, Union | troops destroyed all of them except for the Winter Qu |
| 7 March - The first British | troops from all over the empire arrive in Durban |
| seas and an enemy air attack, she debarked her | troops as Allied forces sought to wrestle the strateg |
| here on Wikipedia for the killing of one's own | troops (or allied troops) is Friendly Fire. |
| terie-Regiment von der Malsburg, commanded his | troops as allies of George III in the American War of |
| city, where no less than a third of the Goth's | troops and allies were killed. |
| Troops were allocated and trained, plans were drawn u | |
| ng Su is stormed by Special Operations Command | troops carrying almost 125 kg (300 lb) of heroin. |
| Unfortunately, those | troops attacking along the levee came to a ditch, unk |
| otage, the bridge was heavily guarded by Union | troops stationed along its length. |
| After the war, Edward Jessup and his | troops settled along the Saint Lawrence River; he him |
| Tanks and ground | troops advancing along the road found it littered wit |
| the outposts they were ambushed by the Chinese | troops hiding along the sides of the road. |
| by the time he reached the beachhead the Union | troops had already begun to entrench. |
| Gough's | troops were already exhausted and almost out of ammun |
| Winder's | troops had already proceeded on towards Baltimore. |
| Some of its charges against the | troops have also been disputed as false. |
| Czechoslovakian | troops were also involved in the Prague Offensive, th |
| Troops were also stationed at Lani's ranch, ten miles | |
| Two Haganah | troops were also wounded. |
| Troops were also hurriedly detailed from the Departme | |
| w clouds of dust into the faces of the Western | troops (legend also says, that the fierce winds even |
| The 325th's aircraft helped move 19,935 | troops while also helping to return 5,672 Frenchmen t |
| with the other | troops as Alucard devoured her. |
| Mongol commander of a thousand | troops, in Ambrogio Lorenzetti's Martyrdom of the Fra |
| Bavarian | troops getting ambushed by French hiding in a house |
| ing to the separatist account, the pro-Russian | troops were ambushed by separatist fighters who infli |
| pelled the final disintegration of the Spanish | troops in America. |
| aisy gathered 17 girls to register the first 2 | troops of American Girl Guides. |
| In early October 1978, dissident | troops ambushed Amin at the presidential lodge in Kam |
| At the Battle of Camden his | troops were among the militia who fled the field. |
| His | troops were among those directly responsible for cutt |
| ervice ended on November 25, 1915 when British | troops, Yusuf among them, attempted to attack Ctesiph |
| Tractor Battalion, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific | Troops, 3rd Amphibious Corps. |
| term air assault refers specifically to moving | troops into an area. |
| At shot SMOKY, Army | troops conducted an airlift assault, and at shot GALI |
| Soon after the massacre, government | troops launched an operation in the area to capture t |
| Warwick took his reserve | troops through an unguarded part of the town's defenc |
| The black | troops were an object of much ridicule. |
| The 79th Infantry Regiment, U.S. Colored | Troops was an all-black unit raised during the Civil |
| Saracens of Aleppo who, with help from Turkish | troops, began an attempt to reconquer the Byzantine p |
| On July 10, 1962, 350 Chinese | troops surrounded an Indian post at Chushul, in the G |
| They raised 12,000 | troops in an attempt to oust the French interest from |
| ian Martin Hardwick Hall, invading Confederate | troops brought an unknown number of enslaved African |
| nsive the A Shau Valley provided the Communist | troops with an important base from which to attack So |
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