British army

He spent it in Grenada with his parents, and that's where he decided to enter the selection process for the British Army.

The coat came into widespread use, both by the British army and by the general public.

The British army got to Washington and set the president's house on fire.

His dream, before the war, was to be a British Army officer, finely turned out in a red coat and brass buttons.

When Boeing licensed the Apache model of helicopter to AugustaWet land to manufacture for the British Army, they decided to keep the name.

To paraphrase a comment about the British government's management of the British Army in World War I, lions seem to be led by donkeys.

It was a huge garrison town for the British army and then grew into a major producer of leather goods.

It took over a year to develop with the APTC before going through final testing with the British Army in the harsh terrain of Afghanistan.

Given the importance they claim, it's as if the British army consisted of half a dozen men and an officer.

He led the ships down the river to a place where the British army could land safely and take the enemy by surprise.

A British army officer gave him a cigarette and a beer, which he described as "incredible. "

He took this name (one of several) from an embroidered coat given to him by the British Army for his wartime services.

Where the British army could land safely and take the enemy by surprise.

We stopped at a burnt-out British Army vehicle and then drove back in the dark.

The head of the British army says he's personally decided to allow Prince Harry to serve in Iraq.

Every single thing which you learned when you were serving in the British army, about speed and aggression, you put that to one side.

The British army is ready to march on the city.

The regiment eventually became "The Duke of Wellington's" , the only unit in the British Army named to honour a non-Royal.

For Americans to help pay that debt seemed reasonable, since they had had the help of the British army and navy.

The head of the British Army, General Sir Richard Dannatt, was reportedly "incandescent" at the incident.

William and Harry are both second lieutenants in the British army, earning salaries of about $44, 000 a year.

This report used data visualizations to illustrate how preventable disease demolished the fighting capability of the British army in Crimea.

It reminds me of a military unit included in the British Army.

He mistook that for the British Army team, assuming I was of the same standard as someone in the great Red Army team.

The rebels were finally defeated by the intervention of the British army in 2000 to save the tottering government.

The British army organized gang rape women, international human rights organizations have protested strongly against!

Either of two bugle calls in the British Army, sounded in the evening as a signal to retire to quarters.

News content even the British Army during World War I soldiers in the trenches against the build Chaplin-style mustache.

I told him I had played for the British Army on the Rhine.

A distant great-grandfather served in the Black Watch, a storied Scottish regiment of the British Army that fought in the New World.

Thirteen people died after members of the British Army's Parachute Regiment opened fire on civil rights marchers in the Bogside area.

'Not Mr Scudder, 'he answered. 'Captain Theophilus Digby of the British Army. Please remember that. '

The British army has virtually disappeared from the streets and the biggest police paramilitary outfits have opted for voluntary redundancy.

Under his conductor, 80 big guns take aim at the British army's battlefield to carry on bombard with artillery in the meantime.

The British army calculates that it takes seven gallons of fuel to deliver one gallon to Afghanistan.

When the British army was attacking the south of France, a French brave girl Joan volunteered to fight against the British army.

By May 25, the British army was pushed back and driven off the continent at Dunkirk .

The British Army's oldest regiment is facing the axe under major defence cuts, it was claimed today.

He also mocks the Queen - the commander-in-chief of the British army - during a pretend mobile phone call.

The idea of a British army ever again confronting a national army of a hostile state, or groups of insurgents, in the open is anachronistic.

Earlier this year the MoD was forced to allow Nepalese Gurkha mercenaries who have served in the British army to settle in Britain.

The British army have already land on this island successfully.

British army spokesmen have been playing down the significance of the transfer.

It is confirmed that the British in New Jersey and Philadelphia surrendered in 1781 and the rest of the British Army surrendered in 1783.

Meanwhile rogues will enlist in the British Army. They'll learn musket drills and patrol the sentry wall.

A revered figure in the British army, Slim was wounded three times in action (he fought in both world wars).

T. E. Lawrence, by contrast, was the farthest thing from a proper British Army officer.

The British army was directed from Scutari, a large village near Constantinople .

What the little boats actually did was to take off 355, 000 men, the beswt of the British army.

US defence firm General Dynamics has won a contract to build a new light tank for the British army.

The British army started attacking the country yesterday night.

A reservist in the British army, Mr Ryan clearly has the trust of plenty of soldiers.

This refers to a British army commander of the 18th century who was known for his generosity.

In the British Army , crown , stars and stripes are signs of military rank .

the British army entered the island successfully.

Built in 1844 by the British army , this road took its name from the many holly shrubs lining it .

However, if one looks at the British Army now, they wear a different and more sensible color: khaki.

Sometimes he dithered, allowing the British army to escape from Dunkirk in 1940.

At 11 am Napoleon attacked the British army, led by the Duke of Wellington.

Leka later became a British army officer, but lived much of his life in South Africa before returning to live in Tirana.

In the mid-19th century, British army officers in India adopted the ancient sport of polo, turning it into the hobby of European elites.

A British Army convoy driving at night in southern Afghanistan suddenly came under small-arms fire.

TRAVELLING through Bhutan and Tibet in 1783, Captain Samuel Turner, a British army officer, took tea with the rajah of Bhutan.

After eight years' efforts, French army defeated British army.

In 1903 a British army expedition directed by the colonel Younghusband reached Lhasa.

Leaders of the 19th century British army wore pieces of metal called oak leaves on their hats.

The British army came to grief there in the 19th century, the Soviet one in the 20th.

It's a tombstone in Normandy from a British Army Officer's grave.

A glider pilot of British Army Glider Pilot Regiment in Amham, Holland, Operation Market-Garden, September 1944.

British army to allow open homosexuals.

The 34-year-old former British army captain set out from the south coast of Peru on April 2, 2008.

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He led the ships down the river to a place where the British army

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