Examples of using Combat troops in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Ma'am, these are not combat troops.
Our combat troops are memorizing this propaganda.
TOP GUN Navy air combat troops watch series.
We all but echoed Barack Obama as he dispatched imperialist combat troops….
I want only combat troops, no decaying old men or children.
The cuts would eventually hit combat troops, Panetta said.
This training was initially offers to special operation forces,but is now taught to all combat troops.
The EU also uses NATO-compliant combat troops to enforce the peace, that is to say, wars, in other countries.
While in office,Pearson declined U.S. requests to send Canadian combat troops into the Vietnam War.
Immediately behind the frontline Croatian combat troops and German mercenaries, a large number of hardline extremists had pushed into the Krajina….
It's even scary. But is that a reason to usethe summit to make political(the meeting in Warsaw) and military(the stationing of combat troops near Russian territory) gestures?….
Certainly, NATO will withdraw its combat troops as planned by year's end, but it will retain control of the Afghan army and national security.
Tactical medicine skills should be taught to as many troops as possible; indeed, in some armed forces,it is a mandatory part of training for all combat troops for which a considerable amount of time is devoted.
It was the last hurrah. The final Soviet combat troops crossing the Friendship Bridge on the border between Afghanistan and the Soviet Union.
We all but echoed Barack Obama as he dispatched imperialist combat troops, including elements of the 82nd Airborne Division and a Marine expeditionary unit.
Since SCO members havestated that they are not prepared to provide combat troops to the NATO-led ISAF, closer collaboration should first concentrate on revitalizing the Afghan economy and providing alternative livelihoods to those involved in narcotics.
The Alliance has repeatedly called for reinforcement of this Afghanistan mission with combat troops, tactical lift helicopters and indeed with forward civil reconstruction efforts to consolidate the military gains that are made.
Around 15,000 armed personnel from the Peopleâ s Police, border police and combat troops are deployed at the sector border in the morning; in the background, some 7,000 soldiers from the National Peopleâ s Army are in readiness as a second line of security and large units from the Soviet army as a third line.
It calls for a reinforcement of US-EU-NATO occupation forces with'additional combat troops' and cynically demands that these be'unrestricted by national caveats', meaning that they should act as occupation forces overtly and without any pretext.