fusiliers marins造句

• A group of " Fusiliers Marins " hence inspected the ship.
• Marine Naval Force Fusiliers and Commandos ( ) include the following Forces Fusiliers Marins and Commandos Marine:
• With the Naval leadership of the 1 er R間iment de Fusiliers Marins showcased the valor of French arms.
• The Son Tay column included a " Fusiliers Marins " battalion ( " capitaine de fr間ate"
• The regiment belonged to the units of the French Fusiliers Marins which are units of the French Navy of France.
• The regimental colors, memory and tradition of the 1 er R間iment de fusiliers marins are confined to the fusiliers school.
• The men intended to join North Africa where they would form a battalion of Fusiliers Marins for the mounting of Marine Artillery at Bizerte.
• The "'1 er R間iment de Fusiliers Marins "'1 er RFM campaign of Italy, then in the campaign of France.
• Sailors of the French Navy and Fusiliers Marins wear a dress uniform dating from the 19th century with a distinctive red pom-pom on the round cap.
• Conducted at the Fusilier Marins school at Lorient on the Atlantic coast, it provides upon successful completion entry to the commandos and the right to wear the green beret.
• Promoted June 5, Capitaine de Corvette ( Lieutenant Commander ) Philippe Kieffer commanded the operations of the 177 men of the 1er Bataillon de Fusiliers Marins Commandos, from June 6 in Normandy.
• Another branch comes from a Naval Reconnaissance Unit created in December 1944, Company NYO, formed from volunteers from different parts of the Navy, mainly Naval Riflemen ( Fusiliers Marins ) and Naval Artillery.
• After the Allied victory in this battle, de Ceuninck was encharged with occupying the Oostkerke sector, where he had under his command a half-battalion of French " Fusiliers Marins ".
• *The " Fusiliers Marins " ( Naval Fusiliers ) and " Commandos Marine " ( Naval Commandos ) are a six company Commando formation whose roots can be traced to the Second World War.
• The French Navy transformed several Fusiliers Marins companies ( Naval Riflemen ) already combatting in Indochina ( including Company Jaubert ) or based aboard French Navy destroyers ( to become Commando Trepel and Commando de Penfentenyo ) and gradually renewed their personnel with commando-qualified recruits after the Siroco Center ( commando course ) was commissioned.
• World War II Fusiliers-Marins units included the 1er R間iment de Fusiliers Marins de Reconnaissance which served in the 1st Free French Division ( 1er DFL ), the R間iment Blind?de Fusiliers-Marins ( RBFM ) of the 2nd Armoured Division and the 1er Bataillon de Fusiliers Marins Commandos ( 1er BFMC ) who served in 10 ( Inter-Allied ) Commando.
• World War II Fusiliers-Marins units included the 1er R間iment de Fusiliers Marins de Reconnaissance which served in the 1st Free French Division ( 1er DFL ), the R間iment Blind?de Fusiliers-Marins ( RBFM ) of the 2nd Armoured Division and the 1er Bataillon de Fusiliers Marins Commandos ( 1er BFMC ) who served in 10 ( Inter-Allied ) Commando.
• Members of the Troop 1 under the command of Lieutenant ( Navy ) Kieffer took part in the raid on Dieppe ( Operation Jubilee ) with the British and Canadian commandos, and in November 1942 became officially known as the 1鑢e compagnie de fusiliers marins commandos, with members of the unit participating in the night raid on the bridge at Plou閦ec on the 11 and 12 November 1942.