Examples of using Active combat in English and their translations into Russian
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Since then, no soldier from Ravenswood has ever died in active combat.
A person is allowed to take part in active combat only at the age of 18.
At its peak it was composed of around 2,200 men, of which around 770 in active combat.
The force is frequently involved in active combat situations where"police technicals" are used.
Use these at a pinch, though- the Infiltrator is designed for mobility, not active combat.
None of the 15 girls participated in active combat, and all but 2 were forcibly recruited.
During World War II he was in the Naval Reserve but did not see active combat.
The end of active combat in Mogadishu brought improvement to the situation of civilians living in the capital.
From December 15 to 31, 1942, the division engaged in active combat operations near Stalingrad.
Where active combat continues, international borders or internal perimeter controls are unlikely to be fully effective.
From 20 October 1942 until 10 May 1943, Lindloff was on active combat duty with the LSSAH.
Unlike Phobos, Achilles has 4 active combat modules and a special combination of unique bonuses to hull and shield resistance.
He had been in the PKK for a long time buthad not participated in active combat for the PKK.
AMISOM troops have been engaged in active combat during the reporting period, as their mandate requires them to protect institutions of the Transitional Federal Government.
Many analysts do not rule out that the parties will use nuclear missiles in the first minutes of active combat operations.
Thus, the transition from active combat operations to peaceful life in Chechnya is associated with big risks both for the Chechen population and for the servicemen, who may be attacked by militants at any time.
Moreover, combatants sometimes share weapons even during active combat, as was the case in Liberia.
All the children interviewed said that they had been trained to use weapons andsome said that they had been involved in active combat.
Missions are also increasingly mandated to perform a range of activities, from active combat to development, justice reform and human rights monitoring.
The Monitoring Group heard of repeated accusations that donor money is therefore diverted to provide payment for untrained militia engaged in active combat.
The IDF investigation into the matter concluded instead that the mill was been struck by a tank shell in the course of active combat activities, in order to neutralize immediate threats to IDF forces.
Key obstacles include active combat, the looting of aid supplies, threats against and the harassment of aid workers, and bureaucratic impediments to road, river and air travel by those on both sides of the conflict.
He had applied for an office job in Engineering Battalion No. 1,but had never been involved in active combat 8 December 1995.
We are experimenting with an option to disable this for advanced players, butto be honest, in active combat with a variety of players, the charm of‘real' space physics is not as obvious as in a single-player game.
That decision further supplemented the Supreme Court's decision in the Hamdi v. Rumsfeld case, where the Court had recognized the right to detain individuals, including United States citizens,determined to be enemy combatants who had been captured in an active combat zone.
The mixage resulted in the de facto presence of many children among the ranks of the new FARDC mixed brigades and their use for active combat against the Forces démocratiques de libération du Rwanda FDLR.
While active combat operations likely will continue for at least another year, in 2013/14 the African Union and the United Nations are expected to enhance cooperation with the Government of Somalia to achieve greater emphasis on maintaining public safety and security in recovered areas and the development of Somali security institutions.
The investigation found that the IDF unit operating in the Khuza'a area on 12 January 2009 was involved in active combat with terrorist operatives.
However, it significantly increases the identification of the United Nations with African Union active combat operations against Al-Shabaab, which could complicate political impartiality and, despite the structural separation of the United Nations country team, compromise humanitarian space.
That indicated that they had been prepared to take partin the hostilities and that a fine line separated passive and active combat in armed conflict or post-conflict situations.