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| He joined the 2nd | Battalion, a training cadre supplying drafts to the 1s |
| , the brigade was organized with an Engineer | battalion, a Signal battalion, a Chemical battalion, a |
| nd consolidated with the 2nd Chemical Mortar | Battalion, a designation which the regiment took on wi |
| A list of soldiers gives the | battalion a total of 194 soldiers. |
| a private in Major Ben Perley Poore's Rifle | Battalion, a unit that was later folded into the 19th |
| Rattey was a corporal in the 25th | Battalion, a Militia unit in the Australian Army durin |
| Chowne spent a brief period in the 36th | Battalion, a Militia unit, before enlisting in the Aus |
| ested to be returned to active duty with his | battalion, a request granted before the Battle of the |
| Lynch was also commander of the 54th | Battalion, a consolidation of the 54th and 63rd Virgin |
| euffel, formed from Africa Draft Replacement | Battalion A21 |
| The next day, Baylor led his | battalion across the Rio Grande into Mesilla, to the c |
| ise and Lehaucourt, France, where he led his | battalion across the Canal du Nord through thick fog a |
| In January 2003 the | Battalion activated and deployed personnel in support |
| became a leutnant and company commander and | battalion adjutant in the 15th infantry regiment befor |
| He was appointed | battalion adjutant and, on 30 September 1999, was prom |
| During the Russo-Japanese War, he served as | Battalion Adjutant in September 1904, Company Commande |
| d was composed of a headquarters and service | battalion, administrative command, signal battalion, m |
| ritorial titles were introduced and the 57th | Battalion adopted the title of "The Merri Regiment". |
| Upon formation, the | battalion adopted the territorial title of the "Essend |
| when the CMF adopted territorial titles, the | battalion adopted the designation of 24th Battalion (K |
| Members of the 2/12th | Battalion advance as Stuart tanks of the 2/6th Armoure |
| ost company of the 2/6th Australian Infantry | Battalion advanced to the coast near the southern arm |
| As the 2nd | Battalion advanced on the canal, the Royal Engineers p |
| e the leading battalions, the Public Schools | Battalion advanced into withering German machine gun f |
| eneral Ross served in Vietnam as an Infantry | Battalion Advisor in the PBT Special Zone, III Corps. |
| n Vietnam Steele served from 1969 to 1970 as | battalion advisor for the 23rd Ranger Battalion and as |
| ommemorate the Worcestershire Regiment's 2nd | Battalion after their part in Battle of Gheluvelt, a W |
| Daly was appointed Adjutant of the 2/10th | Battalion after enlisting in the AIF in 1939. |
| r War and was appointed commander of the 1st | Battalion after the Battle of Magersfontein in 1899. |
| On 20 May 1940 he enlisted in the 2/17th | Battalion after serving with the 4th Militia Battalion |
| n his military career serving with the 2/9th | Battalion after graduating from the Royal Military Col |
| illars had been forced onto the defensive as | battalion after battalion had been sent north to bolst |
| The 3rd | Battalion again called for reinforcement, with the Arg |
| und war commenced, 3d Light Armored Infantry | Battalion again found itself at the forefront of actio |
| Merriman led the | battalion again during the Battle of Teruel in Aragon. |
| Vietnam on 17 October 1967, while leading a | battalion against the Viet Cong near Lai Khe, northwes |
| ller group of 36 soldiers from his Artillery | Battalion, against a defending force of 400 men and 20 |
| the commanding officer of the Australian 8th | Battalion AIF during World War I for the landings at G |
| s decision and due to the links that the 4th | Battalion, AIF, had with the 2nd Battalion, 36th Infan |
| previous 16th Battalions, including the 16th | Battalion, AIF, which served in the First World War, a |
| f this reorganisation a rifle platoon of the | battalion's Manoeuvre Support Company was raised and n |
| uation grew desperate, Carpenter radioed the | battalion air traffic controller for a napalm airstrik |
| and 1995 he served, inter alia, in the 18th | Battalion Airborne assault and 6 Air Assault Brigade. |
| olonel Bates, took command of the 761st Tank | Battalion, all of whose enlisted men were black. |
| ean Theatre in 1945 by 991st Field Artillery | Battalion, along with a related 8 inch Howitzer Motor |
| These first elements of the | battalion, along with four Panzer IIIs, were organised |
| eorge M. Emack from the 1st Maryland Cavalry | Battalion, along with a single cannon. |
| The 600-man strong Dabrowski | Battalion, along with the rest of XI International Bri |
| A few months later in March the | battalion, along with the rest of the 15th Brigade was |
| Kingdom Come as a member of Magog's Justice | Battalion, along with the rest of the Charlton 'Action |
| 1st Parachute | Battalion also seized its own objectives, and by the e |
| The VC D445 | Battalion, also known as the Viet Cong D445 Provincial |
| Dabrowski | Battalion also known as the Dombrowski Battalion - exi |
| The JROTC Titan | Battalion also placed First in the drill nationals in |
| The | battalion also became the first U.S. military unit to |
| Members of the | battalion also received the following decorations: 3 D |
| The 22nd | Battalion, also known as the "Wellington Battalion", w |
| The 23rd | Battalion, also known as the Canterbury-Otago Battalio |
| The | battalion's personnel were drawn predominately from th |
| rst class, in Company B, Second Field Signal | Battalion, American Expeditionary Forces, 1917-1919. |
| ev. White enlisted in the No. 2 Construction | Battalion, an all black segregated unit serving in Wor |
| glian Regiment, Northampton Territorial Army | battalion, an appointment he held until 1989, followin |
| sted to Jordan and then Cyprus as 2IC of 2nd | Battalion, an experience he likened to being back with |
| quarter and train the 779th Military Police | Battalion, an African American unit led by white offic |
| . Army, where he served in the 115th AAA Gun | Battalion, an anti-aircraft artillery unit. |
| ugust 1941 as Battery A, 52d Field Artillery | Battalion, an element of the 24th Infantry Division |
| hostilities, all were issued to one infantry | battalion and were used with success during the battle |
| n Jaffna he used to get some troops from his | battalion and proceed to the area to assess the situat |
| From here, Sawyer assumes command of the 5th | Battalion and leads the unit south to Pine Valley, Was |
| und was appointed to raise and train the 2nd | Battalion and he became its commander in August 1914. |
| led by the two tanks, while the reduced 51st | Battalion and half of the reconnaissance company were |
| fter the speech, some 300 workers joined the | battalion and were armed and given money. |
| he First World War; his father with the 54th | Battalion and his brother, Frederick, with the 1st Pio |
| January 1862, Murphy was attached to the 1st | Battalion and served 5 months in Canada, returning on |
| rvice, the colors of Mexico's lauded Tampico | Battalion, and other baggage. |
| attached to 2nd Light Armored Reconnaissance | Battalion and are working in the vicinity of Ar Rutbah |
| as part of a provisionally named Roll-Dillon | battalion, and consisted predominantly of Swiss troops |
| eclaration by the ‘A' and ‘C' company of the | battalion and announced ceasefire on June 24, 2008. |
| commander in Company A, 1st Recruit Training | Battalion and subsequently as the battalion operations |
| On the 16 October the 5th | battalion and the brigade's glider borne element arriv |
| y reported to LTC Tim Houser of the 105th MP | Battalion and COL James Brown of the 18th Military Pol |
| Later they reported to the 785th MP | Battalion and the 43d Military Police Brigade commande |
| tions, commanding four companies, a training | battalion, and a personnel brigade. |
| 908 he was posted to the Hong Kong-Singapore | Battalion and between November 1912 and 1916 he served |
| ez, and was formed by 500 men of the Lautaro | Battalion and 12 riders of the Granaderos a Caballo Re |
| talions joining together to form a composite | battalion and it was later re-constituted as 2nd Regim |
| ines and one Piedmontese regular Bersaglieri | battalion, and captured. |
| y fire, he placed himself at the head of his | battalion and led them forward. |
| ttle, the 10th Armored Division's, 21st Tank | Battalion and Combat Command B were awarded the Presid |
| ralians had succeeded in the pushing D445 VC | Battalion and 3/33 NVA Regiment out of a valuable base |
| yal Flying Corps (which had absorbed the Air | Battalion) and he was commissioned as an Equipment Off |
| ted with reserves from 4th Assault Amphibian | Battalion and 4th Tank Battalion, 3rd Battalion distin |
| He returned to New Guinea with the 2/1st | Battalion and arrived Aitape on 15 December 1944. |
| was also known as 1st East Tennessee Cavalry | Battalion and 11th East Tennessee Cavalry Regiment. |
| Rifle Brigade including a guards engineering | battalion and the 386th Tank Regiment. |
| ts of the 13th were consolidated to a single | battalion and transferred to 30th Maine on December 25 |
| In 1866, he was a lieutenant in the 13th | Battalion, and fought at the Battle of Ridgeway, defen |
| rong counterattack on the right flank of the | battalion and rushed the bombing post after killing al |
| Together with the depleted British | Battalion, and an understrength second US battalion (t |
| erupted, that was joined at this time by 32 | Battalion and an Alouette helicopter gunship fitted wi |
| It is home to the 1/4/6 Iraqi Army | Battalion and US Patrol Base Latifiya. |
| rged and completely tore to pieces a Russian | battalion, and received two bayonet wounds on his righ |
| he Calgary Highlanders, 14 (Calgary) Service | Battalion and 15 Field Ambulance. |
| served as deputy commander of Golani's 51st | Battalion and took part in fighting on the Golan Heigh |
| ng Militia battalions from Victoria-the 58th | Battalion and 59th Battalion-the 58th/59th Battalion f |
| By the mid-sixties, they were operating in | battalion and larger military formation that would rem |
| he day he again rallied the survivors of his | battalion and led them through very heavy hostile fire |
| operations he covered the retirement of his | battalion and later re-established a line that had bee |
| anic quickly overtook many of the men of the | battalion, and they started running past the designate |
| onal Service Battalions were formed, the 6th | Battalion and the 7th Battalion. |
| Battalion and given command of the 2nd Company in Dece | |
| the Kielce region out of the 204th infantry | battalion and Special Action Groups of the NSZ-ZJ. |
| Battalion and for his bravery and leadership during th | |
| d War I while serving in the 202 Sportsmen's | Battalion and Royal Flying Corps in 1917. |
| He also commanded a militia | battalion and was a member of the local Freemason lodg |
| Kahalani heard a sergeant from the 74th | Battalion and ordered him to take his position and gua |
| Later in Tal Afar his | battalion and the 3rd Armored Calvary Regiment were re |
| an Tank Brigade supported the assault of the | battalion and the village was soon secured, in which s |
| wn as such - is the base of the 1st Infantry | Battalion and is located at the end of Renmore Road. |
| V and due to a deal worked out between the V | Battalion and the CSA he began recruiting members for |
| rrived 1st Brigade; one company from the 1st | Battalion and two from the 2nd Battalion. |
| ish 6th and 48th regiment and 28 independent | battalion) and 3rd brigade (4 battalions) and the 3rd |
| as Commanding Officer, 3rd Recruit Training | Battalion and then as the Assistant Chief of Staff for |
| The 5th Republic of Vietnam Marine | Battalion and the 4th Battalion, 47th US Infantry, des |
| his 6th JRB was reorganized into an infantry | battalion and 25th Battalion (Mritunjoyee Pochish) of |
| James Moir of Stoneywood commanded one | battalion and Gordon of Abbachy commanded the other. |
| Godinet's company of Jouneau's Turco | battalion and Cuny's company of Roux's marine infantry |
| inted as commander of the Lincoln-Washington | Battalion and Nelson became his political commissar. |
| In 1948 the KSLI was reduced to one regular | battalion and became part of the Light Infantry Brigad |
| The 50th | Battalion and the 4th Canadian Division were to assign |
| at Henry Barracks consisted of an artillery | battalion and a heavy mortar company. |
| antry front in the 5th Senegalese Tirailleur | Battalion and fought in the Battle of Chemin des Dames |
| Division and elements of the German Bocholt | Battalion and 9th and 10th SS Panzer Divisions. |
| The burial party was provided by the 8th | Battalion and amongst the mourners was the Prince of W |
| was established in 1885 as the 7th Infantry | Battalion and became the 7th Infantry regiment three y |
| e end of the War had commanded a Division, a | Battalion and a Brigade. |
| He had previously commanded both a roulement | battalion and a resident brigade in Northern Ireland, |
| enabled Courbet to detach a marine infantry | battalion and a marine artillery section from the Keel |
| Among other posts, he commanded a | battalion and a brigade during the Troubles before bec |
| ell known within and possibly outside of his | battalion, and earned him the nickname of "Souvenir Ki |
| In July 1970, Zabri joined the 69th Commando | Battalion and he passed the selection after being trai |
| On 7 July 1944 his | battalion and another battalion were attacked by an ov |
| Bonham-Carter served in the 5th | Battalion and then the 1st Battalion of the Northumber |
| an arms dealer and former army officer of 32 | Battalion and the 5th Reconnaissance Commando. |
| ter transferred to the 101st SS Heavy Panzer | Battalion and commanded a Tiger tank in the 3rd Platoo |
| learing LVTE-1s of the 1st Amphibian Tractor | Battalion and engineers from the 3rd Engineer Battalio |
| fic from the 49th Foot (which became the 1st | Battalion) and the county affiliation from the 66th Fo |
| "Edson's" Raiders of 1st Marine Raiders | Battalion and "Carlson's" Raiders of 2nd Marine Raider |
| a, the Japanese made a furious attack on the | battalion and a strong enemy force penetrated the posi |
| and was attached to the Royal Engineers' Air | Battalion and later that year he was appointed Officer |
| 001 - elements attached to the 11th Engineer | Battalion and deployed to Kosovo (Operation Joint Guar |
| r, Holding the line the 51st Engineer Combat | Battalion and the Battle of the Bulge, December 1944-J |
| tre right), commander of the 2/27th Infantry | Battalion and his men. |
| land where they were formed into an infantry | battalion and an "Officers Legion". |
| OSTERS were the left forward company of that | Battalion and were in occupation of a feature commandi |
| The 37th became the 1st | Battalion and the 67th became the 2nd Battalion. |
| Infantry Regiments, one independent infantry | battalion, and one artillery battalion took Nam Bac an |
| He served as surgeon to a militia | battalion and was also coroner for the Bedford Distric |
| e served as commanding officer of the 2/40th | Battalion and later Sparrow Force during World War II, |
| ed roles as a company commander in 1st Recon | Battalion and 3rd Recon Battalion, followed by selecti |
| e Airborne company (Moatengators) within the | battalion, and later jump status was expanded to the e |
| ional Guard and served in the 178th Infantry | Battalion and 44th RAOC from 1988 to 1998. |
| plus the Nebel-Lehr Abteilung (Demonstration | Battalion) and saw service in the Battle of France and |
| The VC D445 | Battalion and VC C25 Company used the hills as a suppl |
| e forced to amalgamate, becoming the British | Battalion and the 1/8th Punjab and the 2/9th Jats were |
| ists nonetheless doubled the strength of the | battalion and assigned over a dozen trucks and over 10 |
| g U.S. Army, the 87th Armored Field Infantry | Battalion, and placed under guard. |
| ptember the company was attacked by an enemy | battalion and his platoon was ordered to reinforce the |
| mm gun battery of the 51st Composite Defense | Battalion and served with that unit as a gun commander |
| ny, received other members of the 2/111th FA | Battalion, and moved to Fort Dix for post mobilization |
| Commissar of the Red Army's Second Training | Battalion and Komsomol secretary for Berezdov in weste |
| battalion and support subunits. | |
| ision 247, reconnaissance brigade 24, mining | battalion and operational group led by Major-general Z |
| l Rufino Bauza, taking with him the Freedmen | Battalion and an artillery battalion. |
| he player controls members of the 3rd Ranger | Battalion and 1st Special Forces Operational Detachmen |
| Organized as Battery A, New York Rocket | Battalion, and designated 23rd New York Battery Februa |
| g of three infantry battalions, an artillery | battalion, and other combat and combat service support |
| cruit training with the 3rd Recruit Training | Battalion, and upon graduation in May, was transferred |
| the Civil War by the Confederacy's Frontier | Battalion, and in 1871 became a subpost of Fort Griffi |
| Two of these, the 11th | Battalion and 28th Battalion were reduced to single co |
| wo reserve battalions for the Sheffield City | Battalion and the Accrington Pals. |
| e first echelon, consisting of the 14th/32nd | Battalion and a company of the 1st New Guinea Infantry |
| He was a Lieutenant-Colonel in the 22nd | Battalion, and was awarded the D.S.O. and M.C. in Worl |
| ree companies of the Santiago and the Bulnes | Battalion and two batteries were to frontally charge t |
| s) was drafted by the Giv'ati Brigade's 51st | Battalion and produced on 29 June 1948. |
| avalry and A Company (Attack), 24th Aviation | Battalion and as Commander, E Company (AVIM), 24th Inf |
| sonnel Carrier (APC) Troop, the 9th Airborne | Battalion, and the national police-a paramilitary body |
| Jones's Company reported to 1st | Battalion and Katzenbach's Company reported to 2nd Bat |
| and Rutland Militia became the 3rd (Militia) | Battalion, and the 1st Northamptonshire Rifle Voluntee |
| fter joining the New Zealand Maori (Pioneer) | Battalion and fighting in France during World War I, h |
| brigade from four to three by disbanding one | battalion and using its personnel to reinforce the oth |
| s bold action was of great assistance to the | battalion and undoubtedly saved many lives. |
| antry Regiment, and the Australian 10th/27th | Battalion, and the opening of the memorial park was at |
| f volunteers, which was attached to the 95th | Battalion, and was gazetted as captain. |
| 850th Engineer Aviation | Battalion and 877th Airborne Engineer Aviation Battali |
| vanced with two motorized brigades, one tank | battalion and one BM battery upon the city; against th |
| Hebei, China: 1st Tank | Battalion and 2nd Tank Battalion |
| de 8x10 inch prints of images of the British | Battalion and sent them along with copy negatives to t |
| Saul Wellman - political commissar Lincoln | Battalion and Washington Battalion |
| The 1st | Battalion and 3rd Battalion were Australian. |
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