在 英语 中使用 From the army 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Most would vanish from the army once the fighting was over: Few would even dare hope for promotion or a regular commission.
There was no immediate response from the army, who has previously dismissed allegations of rights abuses.
After his retirement from the army in 1953, he served as the high commissioner to Australia and New Zealand until 1956.
Coordination of the handover of security tasks from the army to the police, where feasible, will also be supported.
After Zhang Yichen, a management team of level 17, returned from the army to the school, he lamented the passage of time.
She was three years younger than Carmody and he didn't pay her much attention until he returned from the Army in 1954.
There was no immediate response from the army, which has previously dismissed allegations of rights abuses.
Poly came from the army, grew in reform, developed in opening up, and grew in the market.
And suddenly such a scream of terror went up from the Army that it might easily have filled the stoutest heart with consternation.
India will send a sizeable team of personnel from the Army and the Indian Air Force for the exercise.
Microsoft confirmed it had attended a meeting in which officials from the Army met with potential bidders.
Representatives from every federal agency[involved], from the Army to the Public Health Service, and several governors soon sat near Baker's desk.
In 1948 he retired from the Army to become president of Columbia University.
That's not to say multi-domain battle emerged full-grown from the Army's collective brain, like Athena from the head of Zeus.
Roger replied, It was May 7, five years ago, the day I was discharged from the army.
Last year, 83 of the victims and family members filed administrative claims that sought $750 million in compensation from the Army.
His old firm of Drenker managed to secure his release from the army and he remained there until 1929, when this private firm closed.
Since then, women have graduated from the Army's elite Ranger school, served on submarines, and completed Marine Corps Artillery Officer's training.
Walker resigned from the Army in protest, but even as a civilian he continued to warn of the dangers of Communist infiltration.