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| nge for the attacks on Chinese villages, Boxer | troops burned Russian towns and almost annihilated a |
| il 30, 1781, General Benedict Arnold's British | troops burned the town, destroying ships, warehouses, |
| At dawn on January 20, 1979, government | troops burst into the retreat center, killed Fr. |
| s Vranje and Kumanovo to join the Anglo-French | troops but were again defeated. |
| sion between Mormons, non-Mormons, and federal | troops, but possibly the most dramatic event occurred |
| oss Bernburg was almost taken by the marauding | troops, but the great courage of the seventy-year-old |
| World War his paintings were looted by Soviet | troops but some were ransomed by Hatvany. |
| AH) has been in Haiti and it now numbers 8,000 | troops but continues to struggle for control over the |
| an commander attempted to surround the Russian | troops, but Munnich was able to repel numerous enemy |
| was briefly home to a command of United States | troops but no population existed. |
| It was garrisoned by 3,000 Russian | troops, but the two men landed at several places and |
| cibi was meant for open battle to inspire the | troops, but it was sung with more vigour when the vic |
| Davidovich controlled 19,555 | troops, but only 13,695 of these were immediately ava |
| emporary regulars" because they were not state | troops but rather augmented the Regular Army. |
| otte, West Virginia was overrun by Confederate | troops, but he escaped from his captors. |
| , his 16th army was destroyed by the communist | troops, but he made it safely to Nanjing in 1948. |
| ails of water and gave bread to the retreating | troops, but these were futile gestures amid the milit |
| ommander captured alive along with most of his | troops by the attacking communists. |
| Previously Israel had moved | troops by ground, but this policy was changed as the |
| n attack on the railway station delayed German | troops by two hours. |
| the road, the Confederates surprised the Union | troops by firing upon their constricted ranks. |
| to a request from the War Department for more | troops by asking for volunteers and setting up a draf |
| he first withdrawal of the exceeding number of | troops by July 15, 2010 and the remaining troops begi |
| eached an impressive total of 46,900 left-wing | troops by March that year, aligned against the 15,000 |
| cluded in Care Packages and distributed to the | troops by the Armed Services YMCA. |
| ies of 31 guns opened fire, catching the Union | troops by surprise and disabling several of their can |
| was forced to retreat when the Japanese landed | troops by sea south of the Kampar position. |
| cted regular call-up exercises for its reserve | troops by public radio. |
| s, and is said to have been the first to drill | troops by signal of drum or colour. |
| The IV Corps defeated superior Soviet | troops by using motti tactics. |
| e "keeping up a low-key resistance", harassing | troops by tossing rocks at them. |
| The airborne | troops by-passed strong defenses established by the N |
| supporting the U.S. | troops by: contributing to Veteran's organizations in |
| The civil war | troops called going home, with intention of return a |
| British | troops called this RE Farm. |
| the USO Tour 2006 and released a song for U.S | troops called "Get Y'all Back Home". |
| Before dawn, the air defense | troops called for reinforcements and Col. Grimsley se |
| A King and his | troops came across a town called Kampung Gading. |
| The strong point having been overrun, our | troops came under enfilade fire from an enemy machine |
| Troops came from all over north-western France. | |
| aviest fighting came on November 14, when U.S. | troops came under heavy fire in Watapur valley while |
| this Highbrow, along with the rest of Maximus' | troops, came to Earth, witnessing the duel between Gr |
| Reportedly, Chinese communist | troops came onto the airport and ordered the American |
| Santa Anna's | troops camped at Elizabeth Powell's boarding house be |
| Troops camped on the mill grounds by the Falls, but l | |
| Then the | troops can be maneuvered around the battlefield and f |
| These are examples to show that Muslim | troops can be used effectively even while Muslim upri |
| only the King is present, but various types of | troops can be brought out of the tent where he starts |
| The King and his | troops can be commanded to move in a direction, which |
| Enemy | troops can be fought either automatically or manually |
| the Brigade fought both Wehrmacht and Red Army | troops, capitulating on October 6. |
| 4 June - British | troops capture Port-au-Prince in Haiti from the Frenc |
| 23 March - British | troops capture Martinique from the French. |
| American | troops capture Montreal, but, failing to take Quebec |
| British | troops capture Chinkiang in the last major battle of |
| 1 October - Australian | troops capture Damascus. |
| The assault | troops capture Cranganore, and subject the ancient ci |
| rmy-Navy expedition of four warships and 5,000 | troops captured St. Mary at Yazoo City, Mississippi. |
| Goddard's 6,000 | troops captured Ahmedabad in February 1779, and Basse |
| e into Western Europe but the arrival American | troops captured him with other members of the Arrow C |
| On 4 April, government | troops captured the town of Kikla and started a rocke |
| British | troops captured the Moore plantation and burned the f |
| During the Civil War, in 1861 Confederate | troops captured more than 80 camels and two foreign d |
| onement of Reza Shah in September 1941, Soviet | troops captured Tabriz and northwestern Persia for mi |
| During the night, Russian | troops captured Chinese position near the destroyed B |
| A group of 150 | troops captured the main objective, the la Barquette |
| n Maulvi Umar claimed to have killed 40 Afghan | troops, captured several and shot down a NATO helicop |
| On 30 January 1941, Australian | troops captured Darnah from the Italian army in the N |
| Chapelgorris and British | troops captured by the Carlists were often tortured o |
| U.S. | troops captured him in Laguna on 1900. |
| Near the end of the siege, the French | troops captured the lower city in a surprise attack a |
| On May 6, 1862, Union | troops captured the asylum, which in the same month w |
| Between 28 April and 30 April, American | troops carried out many acts of plunder. |
| e end of November 1948, Coastal Plain District | troops carried out sweeps of the villages around and |
| ish Jews started an armed struggle against the | troops carrying out liquidation of the Ghetto. |
| ng Su is stormed by Special Operations Command | troops carrying almost 125 kg (300 lb) of heroin. |
| He was assigned Chief | troops Caucasia in 10 December 1902. |
| Pierce's | troops caught up with the Narragansett Indians, Wampa |
| The Franco-Italian | troops caught up with the Austrians in mid-June and f |
| rce was annihilated but the appearance of Ming | troops caused apprehension amongst the Japanese, who |
| Suddenly, enemy | troops charge out from the pass and kill Zhou Tong wh |
| Highly motivated under Nagamasa, his | troops charged unintimidated and in the chaos of the |
| When a train arrived, the | troops cheered as though reinforcements were arriving |
| Gordov's | troops chopped down tall pine trees to form tank barr |
| tered was the state of the company of airborne | troops chosen to raid the installation. |
| aliban were driven from the region by American | troops, civilians made their homes in the caves. |
| laitivu for several days before the government | troops claimed to have entered it. |
| 17 January - American Revolution: British | troops clash with American colonists at the Battle of |
| Government | troops clash with resistance soldiers in Badakhshan p |
| In 1999, Ugandan and Rwandan | troops clashed in the city of Kisangani. |
| Troops cleared the area of LTTE fighters. | |
| In March 2007, American | troops cleared the neighborhood during one of the fir |
| c Commandos-the galaxy's finest special forces | troops, cloned from Jango Fett-find themselves on opp |
| marines made her ideal for landing SAS and SBS | troops close to the islands in shallow waters. |
| fled and tried to hide, but the next day, with | troops closing in on his position, he jumped into a c |
| On June 10, Afghan | troops, coalition forces and Taliban militants clashe |
| In spring 548, Hou's | troops collapsed, and he approached Shouyang. |
| The | troops combined coffee with rum to give them courage |
| Indonesian and Australian | troops combined to honour the deceased in part of a c |
| n the treetops to follow every movement of the | troops coming up. |
| 010 he became the commander of Ryazan Airborne | Troops Command School. |
| ss was captured only two years later by 11,000 | troops commanded by Lt. Col. Claude Martin Wade on 26 |
| Buffalo soldier regiment with African-American | troops commanded by white officers. |
| On July 3, 2008, Ethiopian | troops commenced a counter attack over the border aga |
| He was the leader of the | troops committed by Guaimar IV of Salerno to George M |
| ield served in the 2nd Battalion Local Defense | Troops, commonly referred to as the Arsenal Guard. |
| This came after Ethiopian | troops completely pulled out of the country only a da |
| Following the demonstrations, the Syrian | troops completely withdrew from Lebanon on April 27, |
| e northwards, they linked up with the northern | troops, completing the encirclement and cutting off t |
| Ribas won this victory with inexperienced | troops, composed mainly of youths, students, and semi |
| The hostile | troops concentrated their fire on the lone officer an |
| At shot SMOKY, Army | troops conducted an airlift assault, and at shot GALI |
| island on 30 May after the remaining Japanese | troops conducted a massive banzai charge. |
| Due to the proximity of the front, German | troops confiscated homes. |
| sles and typhoid fever ran rampant through the | troops congregated there. |
| the Russo-Turkish War, 1768-1774, the Russian | troops conquered the Crimea in 1771. |
| By August 10, his | troops conquered the border town of Bukavu and had gr |
| Al-Afdal's | troops consisted of about 7000 men. |
| The Finnish | troops consisted of the 10th Separate Company (10.Er. |
| His | troops constructed a number of fortifications surroun |
| As the Federal | troops continued down the east bank, they encountered |
| Union | troops continued their withdrawal to the Big Blue Riv |
| On the second day, the 1st Belorussian Front's | troops continued to advance in accordance with the in |
| The American | troops continued on towards the next objective, Deokj |
| itional landings on Mindanao, U.S. Eighth Army | troops continued their steady advance against stubbor |
| en after the British operations were underway, | troops continued to arrive in the city to assist in i |
| eather and lack of sufficient supplies for the | troops contributing to the dire situation. |
| In addition, two companies of federal | troops converged with the men of the rifle clubs to e |
| liberation of Northern Norway, where Norwegian | troops cooperated with the Red Army. |
| Suppression of the rioters with use of federal | troops cost him the 1864 Republican nomination. |
| In the battle, Jagga Raya's | troops could not withstand the aggression generated b |
| order the attack on the city since Montgomery' | troops could reach Berlin within three days. |
| In the Battle Jagga Raya's | troops could not withstand the aggression generated b |
| ts independence (1878), so that the victorious | troops could march under it. |
| However, the invasion was cancelled before | troops could be landed. |
| o they celebrated when the war ended and their | troops could come home. |
| circulated for more than a week, but the Union | troops could not locate them. |
| They set an early example of what shock | troops could be like. |
| The presence of these British | troops, coupled with General Clinton's desire for a p |
| he loss of this major base and so many Spanish | troops crippled the Army of Catalonia. |
| United States Army | troops cross the Pakistan border and launch a raid in |
| Prussian | troops crossed the swollen Aisne River and arrived at |
| On April 9, 1940, at 4:15 am German | troops crossed the border here beginning the invasion |
| But on the evening of August 3, German | troops crossed through Belgium land. |
| oric marker marks the spot where Lewis and his | troops crossed the frozen River Raisin on January 18, |
| On 16 December the | troops crossed the Donnai and occupied Bien Hoa, whic |
| Ungern's | troops crossed the northern border of Outer Mongolia |
| Romania joined in the offensive, with Romanian | troops crossing the River Prut. |
| the offensive was a major success, the French | troops crushed the Russians and captured seven cannon |
| ation efforts, but also take steps to withdraw | troops currently operating in South Vietnam. |
| It was reported that the Japanese | troops dared not to approach Yang's body for a long t |
| Exhausted, the Khitan | troops decided to retreat hastily northward. |
| n 1809, he bought 450 tons of biscuits for the | troops, declining any profits or commissions. |
| Already in possession, the English and Dutch | troops dedicated themselves to sacking the city. |
| August 20 - Mexican-American War: US | troops defeat Mexican troops in Valencia, Mexico |
| At the news of his | troops' defeat, Abaqa hastened to Anatolia (July 1277 |
| French | troops, defeated by British and Ottoman forces, had r |
| 16 August - Battle of Chernaya River, Russian | troops defeated by French and Sardinian forces in the |
| His | troops defeated the CCP during the Long March in 1936 |
| edrich Adolf, Count von Kalckreuth with 13,000 | troops defeated Hoche's 20,000 men at Biesingen. |
| ld unimpeded and even before engaging, Rokkaku | troops defeats the army of Dodo Kuranosuke. |
| The Federal | troops defended the road from the west while the Conf |
| Canadian and Hong Kong | troops defended the passage and Wong Nai Chung Reserv |
| The British | troops defended stubbornly but were eventually overru |
| 250 Tartar | troops defended the battery. |
| General Caballero's | troops defended using a classic infantry square forma |
| y into believing there were a thousand Chinese | troops defending the outpost. |
| The NRA | troops defending the area were mainly the remnants fr |
| Audley was in command of approximately 10,000 | troops defending the throne of King Henry VI. |
| cemetery was begun in November 1914 by French | troops defending the city and was used by Commonwealt |
| ery was established in May 1915 for front line | troops defending the area. |
| s launched a surprise attack against the Iraqi | troops defending the al-Faw Peninsula. |
| October 3 - WWI: 33 000 Canadian | troops depart for Europe, the largest force to ever c |
| She undertook the job of carrying | troops, dependents, and even refugees to the far corn |
| There was concern that some peacekeeping | troops deployed in African countries had engaged in m |
| Troops deployed from the ship set the bridge on fire. | |
| Two months later, Egypt had 15,000 regular | troops deployed. |
| ; they are a favorite target of the front-line | troops' derision, and vice versa. |
| ed, he fled back to Bukhara, while many of his | troops deserted to the enemy. |
| wounded in the foot, stayed with the advancing | troops despite difficult canal and river obstacles. |
| wn to personally send off every train carrying | troops destined for Europe that left from Erie. |
| The northern | troops destroyed hundreds of homes and those that rem |
| During October, U.S. | troops destroyed hundreds of Afghan civilian homes, f |
| However, Union | troops destroyed all of them except for the Winter Qu |
| 5,000 Jurchen | troops, detained another 5,000 POWs and 350 Jurchen t |
| The Union | troops did not know what the gun was. |
| However, the U.S. | troops did not understand him, because their Ho-Chunk |
| ort they largely failed, although some British | troops did make it back across. |
| lians were startled by the attacks, and German | troops did not expect a difficult passage |
| Shaw's | troops did not perform well during the first capture |
| attackers died, while the coalition and Afghan | troops did not suffer any casualties. |
| Also in July, 120 government | troops die during an ambush on a military convoy in Z |
| Ten US | troops died of their wounds on Snake Island, Terminal |
| He also said eight Taliban | troops died in the clash. |
| Seventeen U.S. | troops died in February 2009 in Iraq. |
| as guerilla warfare in nature made the British | troops difficult to suppress. |
| The plan was to land the | troops directly into the port. |
| German | troops discovered the French in the early morning of |
| The | troops discovered the bodies following a shootout wit |
| The Boer | troops discovered British Mark IV ammunition (better |
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