air assault battalion造句

• The airport is home to the 1st Battalion 147th Aviation Regiment and is an Air Assault Battalion in the Wisconsin Army National Guard.
• In November 1985, the 65th Separate Air Assault Battalion was formed from the division's 126th Separate Guards Reconnaissance Battalion in BiaB
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• Later, the Soviet troops were reinforced by 154th OO SpN and the Air Assault Battalion of the 66th Brigade arriving on helicopters from Jalalabad.
• Also located at Wattisham is No 7 Air Assault Battalion REME with a helicopter repair facility with worldwide capability, 132 Aviation Supply Unit and the Royal Logistics Corps.
• Although it is a logistics squadron of the Royal Logistic Corps it is a component of 7 Air Assault Battalion REME which provides REME support to 16 Air Assault Brigade.
• A parachute or air assault battalion deployed by air will largely be dependent on the 104 LMT Gecko airborne amphibious 8x8 light rapid deployment logistic vehicles assigned to 44 Parachute Regiment.
• Known as the Rakassans _ Japanese for " falling umbrellas " _ the air assault battalion is not unfamiliar with desert conditions, having fought inside Iraq during the Gulf War.
• The 2nd Bn, 503rd Inf was inactivated on 29 September 1990 in Korea and relieved from assignment to the 2nd Infantry Division, but 1-503rd and 1-506th remained and became Air Assault battalions within the division.
• According to a U . S . statement, the trouble started when American military police and Polish soldiers of the 18th Air Assault Battalion seized two hand grenades in a Serbian house in the village of Sevce, about 40 miles south of Pristina.
• Following a review of the operation of the army, it has been demonstrated that this system is inefficient and is being phased out, with battalions specialising in role this will see armoured infantry, mechanised infantry and air assault battalions remaining in a single posting; however, light infantry battalions will continue to be periodically rotated between postings.
• District units included the 80th Guards Training Motor Rifle Division and the 134th Motor Rifle Division ( Dushanbe ) ( formed February 1980 to replace the 201st MRD which had been deployed to Afghanistan ), two communications brigades, a chemical protection missile brigade, a separate air assault battalion, and the 23rd independent Helicopter Transport Regiment ( Dushanbe ).