v cavalry corps造句

• Lh閞itier commanded the V Cavalry Corps which was formed from three mounted divisions.
• Eugene Bridoux s V Cavalry Corps was set to play a key role.
• The V Cavalry Corps consisted of the 1st, 2nd and 14th cavalry divisions.
• On the 18th the V Cavalry Corps supported the II Corps to the south of Leipzig.
• At the Battle of Brienne on 29 January, the V Cavalry Corps led the attack.
• He wrote that the V Cavalry Corps counted 800 sabers which was half their nominal strength.
• On the left flank were two more V Cavalry Corps divisions under 蒬ouard Jean Baptiste Milhaud.
• In Great Smyrna Offensive, V Cavalry Corps was one of the vanguards of the Turkish Army.
• On 26 September 1813, the V Cavalry Corps, still under Lh閞itier, was posted at Grossenhain.
• On the right flank, Kellermann commanded the divisions Samuel-Fran鏾is Lh閞itier from V Cavalry Corps and Trelliard.
• Of the V Cavalry Corps, only the 26th and 27th Chasseurs ?Cheval and 19th Dragoon Regiments were engaged.
• He was known as the commander of V Cavalry Corps that participated in various battles of the Turkish War of Independence.
• Early on the 16th the I and V Cavalry Corps and the Imperial Guard cavalry were placed in reserve in the southern sector.
• At 4 : 00 PM on 18 October, the I, III, and V Cavalry Corps were withdrawn from the battlefield.
• Also to the south was 蒬ouard Jean Baptiste Milhaud's V Cavalry Corps with outposts in Rumilly-l鑣-Vaudes and Fouch鑢es
• At this time, Lh閞itier commanded the V Cavalry Corps which counted about 4, 000 horsemen in 20 squadrons supported by six guns.
• During the French invasion of Russia Klicki returned to front-line service and fought at V Cavalry Corps under General 蒬ouard Jean-Baptiste Milhaud.
• The V Cavalry Corps, now under the command of Pajol, was so badly " knocked about " that it was temporarily out of action.
• As the Allied Army of Bohemia advanced from the south, the V Cavalry Corps covered the left flank during Saint-Cyr's fighting withdrawal.
• The Turkish attack opened in the night of 25 26 August 1922, when the Turkish V Cavalry Corps passed through the Kirka gorge behind the Greek lines.