Exemplos de uso de Private first class em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Private first class!
Captain, I'm Private First Class.
Private First Class.
That's right, Private First Class.
Private First Class, USMC.
Philip Davis, private first class.
Private First Class Ira Hayes.
Margolis. Carol Ann. Private First Class.
Private First Class James Hall.
Senator, this is Private First Class Ira Hayes.
Private First Class Rene Gagnon!
I would like you to meet… Private First Class, Ira Hayes.
Private first class, U.S. army.
No, but your group is, and Private First Class Gus Burkholder.
Private First Class Mark S. Clements.
Sir, I was told with my service I could enlist E3, Private First Class?
Private First Class Darryl Jenson.
Which is what 2 of their members were allegedly doing a year ago, when they mistakenly shot a Private First Class… Martin Reggie.
Private first class, U.S. army.
The Secretary of the Army has asked me to express his deepest regret… that your son, Private First Class Leroy Burrell!
Private First Class Melvin Peterson, reporting as ordered.
He entered the Armed Services in April of 1943, Company D, 337th Engineers,General Service Regiment as a Private first class.
Private First Class Scott Weber, United States Marine Corps.
Army intelligent's just reeling from the discovery that Private First Class Mark Clements was selling classified information to the Viet Cong.
Private first class Cole reporting as ordered, sir.
Duvall served in the United States Army for a short while during the Korean War, from August 19, 1953, to August 20, 1954,leaving as Private First Class.
Chad Martin, private first class, United States Marine Corps.
Duvall served in the United States Army for a brief period shortly after the Korean War(from August 19, 1953, to August 20, 1954)leaving the Army as private first class.
And are you a private first class… with the 23rd Mountain Division?
Meanwhile, investigators in the Army's criminal division have reportedly questioned two students in Boston about their ties to WikiLeaks and Private First Class Bradley Manning, a leading suspect in the leak.