英語 での Combat troops の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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They chose the 38th parallel, and three weeks later 25,000 American combat troops entered southern Korea to establish a military government.
Obama says withdrawal is on schedule, but renaming or outsourcing combat troops won't give Iraqis back their country.
(2) Second, if we decide it is necessary to put combat troops into a given situation, we should do so wholeheartedly, and with the clear intention of winning.
Of the roughly 50,000 Amerikan military personnel who remain in Iraq, the majority are still combat troops- they're just named something else.
Of the roughly 50,000 American military personnel who remain in Iraq, the majority are still combat troops- they're just named something else.
American combat troops should not be at the center of ancient sectarian conflicts all over the world; bring our soldiers back home!” U. S.
Some units may be re-labeled, so those currently counted as combat troops would remain in Iraq but be‘re-missioned,' their efforts redefined as training and support for the Iraqis.
Mainstream television news yesterday made a big show of the withdrawal of America's"last combat troops" from Iraq, but the saga continues for service members and veterans.
Obama's embrace of militarism is obvious from his decision to expand the Afghan war despite NATO's refusal to commit any more combat troops.
That will have been reinforced by Barack Obama's declaration this week that US combat troops are to be withdrawn from Iraq[1] at the end of the month"as promised and on schedule".
While pledging to withdraw“combat troops” from Iraq, he also promises to dramatically increase troop level in Afghanistan and also increase overall troop levels by almost 100,000 warm bodies.
In September 1965, President Park Chung-hee, a former army general who had seized power in a coup four years earlier, ordered thousands of South Korean combat troops to pour into Vietnam.
Ray Odierno told The Times that US combat troops may remain in Iraq's cities beyond the June 30 deadline mandated by the Status of Forces Agreement.
This approach is the bedrock of counterinsurgency warfare, which is designed to allow the United States to remove most combat troops by the end of 2014.
Even though the Saigon government, weak and corrupt, was destined for the dustbin of history, he would have resisted those calling on him to send US combat troops to Vietnam.
That is why we will honor our agreement with Iraq's democratically elected Government to remove combat troops from Iraqi cities by July and to remove all of our troops from Iraq by 2012.
Obama increased military spending, multiplying overseas combat troops, clandestine terror operations and the domestic spy apparatus, increasing the deficits at the expense of productive investments in education, technology skill upgrades and export promotion.
Under the timetable announced by President Obama in February, US“combat troops” are supposed to leave Iraq by August of next year, with all US military forces out of the country by the end of 2011.
The SOFA agreement calls for all combat troops to be out of Iraqi cities by this summer; and by the end of 2011, for all U.S. forces to be out of Iraq and all the U.S. bases to be turned over to Iraq.
I am not sending in combat troops.