Examples of using Serving in in English and their translations into Hebrew
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After serving in the French Army he worked at the bakery Maison Lenotre in Paris,
A Jewish boy serving in the Czar's army entailed, as my grandmother repeatedly told us,"serving 14 years
Here, I changed my perception and understood the important significance of serving in the army in a significant role, and my desire to enlist in a combat position intensified.".
After serving in the Austrian Army(Military of Austria) in World War I,
Conservative's answer: Yes A ban on women serving in close combat units in the British military has been lifted by Prime Minister David… Source.
And peoples in countries providing troops serving in Iraq have wearied of the hopeless effort to transform it into something better than it is.
While serving in this position he represented the Free State at Imperial Conferences and League of Nations meetings.
1966), serving in the House for eight years,
He has called on Kurds to stop serving in the military of Turkey,
The Headquarters for the Liberation of Al-Sham announced the completion of the training of new snipers serving in the organization's“sniper brigade”(Ibaa,
Perhaps to pay the salaries of the soldiers of Alexander Jannai serving in the area, or perhaps the soldiers stationed at the fortresses on the eastern side of the Dead Sea?
He joined the Royal Navy in 1941, serving in World War II as a torpedo man
All this idea of not working and not serving in the IDF resulted from the enormous argument about the state and Zionism.
While serving in this position he represented Ireland at Imperial Conferences and League of Nations meetings.
Jewish, and serving in the same Israeli prison service,
After serving in World War II, Mr. Bowen became
After serving in the Austrian Army in World War I,
We hereby declare that we shall continue serving in the Israeli Defense Forces in any mission that serves Israel's defense.
This is the first time the court has tried such a high-ranking official who is still serving in office.
Printed for the Jewish soldiers serving in Transportation Unit 468 of the British Army in Italy during World War II.