Examples of using Active service in English and their translations into Danish
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Whether or not you have seen active service you have shown yourselves willing to lay down your lives
His time of active service was not wasted as far as research was concerned, however,
Germany had numerous different types of aeroplane in active service and remnants of a number of them are on show- for example,
Whereas ships benefiting from the provisions of the Regulation must have been registered and in active service under the flag of a Member State for at least six months so as to give the latter sufficient time to check their condition;
Milne's defective eyesight prevented him from active service in World War I. However,
Until 1977 was that" Berlin" in the active service of the Lufthansa or. Condor was sold and.
This is true for the seniors who have retired from active services and have to survive on the pension.
Active Service Unit.
Ready for active service.
declared fit for active service.
Never had to recall this type of specialist back into active service.
You will have to be debriefed and declared fit for active service.
He remained there until World War I when Filon was called to active service and Jeffrey became head of the Applied Mathematics Department.
After retiring from active service he was appointed to a lowly administrative post which he held at the time that his son Siméon-Denis was born.
In conformance with Army regulations, 2481/2 Private McGraw, having completed 20 years enlistment is hereby retired from active service in the U.S. Army.
for those in the construction stage to be stopped, and those in active service to be shut down.
He remained there until World War I when Filon was called to active service and Jeffrey became head of the Applied Mathematics Department.
World War I dominated campus life, and the student body was“ decimated” by enlistments for active service, with three hundred UBC students in Company“D” wedwa.
World War I dominated campus life, and the student body was“decimated” by enlistments for active service, with three hundred UBC students in Company“D” alone.
it indicates that the ship is still in active service.