Examples of using Dragoons in English and their translations into Spanish
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In 1842 the Cambridge Dragoons Barracks(Cambridge-Dragoner-Kaserne) for the homonymous regiment named after the Hanoveran Viceroy Duke Prince Adolphus,
Harle helps Lynx manipulate the Acacia Dragoons, the powerful militia governing the islands of El Nido.
At seventeen he was a captain of dragoons, and saw some service in the closing campaign of the Seven Years' War.
The duke repressed the rebellion by sending his dragoons that burned 75 houses
He was brevetted as a second lieutenant in the 2nd U.S. Dragoons and trained at the cavalry school at Carlisle Barracks.
Before the First World War he was already a captain in the Queen's Own Yorkshire Dragoons, a West Riding yeomanry regiment.
William entered the army when he was 17 by buying a cornet 's commission in the Duke of Cumberland's Dragoons in 1746.
Despite her injury, Anna Maria continued fighting alongside her husband when he re-enlisted in the Virginia Light Dragoons.
he received a commission as a second lieutenant in the Royal Scots Greys(2nd Dragoons), his father's regiment,
led this crossing, which Irish dragoons in picquet under Neil O'Neill unsuccessfully opposed.
the regular army and became part of the 1st U.S. Dragoons.
consisting of the 7th Cuirassiers, 13th Dragoons, and 16th Uhlans.
1,000 dragoons, 1,000 infantry)
obtained the command of a regiment of dragoons.
Early in the morning of June 30, French dragoons marched from Merksem
Charles Eugène rode at the head of his dragoons across the Place of Louis XV into the Tuileries Gardens,
In 1707, they were renamed The Royal North British Dragoons(North Britain then being the envisaged common name for Scotland),
In the early part of the civil war, dragoons formed a substantial part of the mounted arm,
he rose rapidly in Louis XIV's favour, became colonel of the royal regiment of dragoons, and was gazetted maréchal de camp.
Later that day, his forces defeated the Earl of Manchester's dragoons, who had been left to guard a bridge of boats across the Ouse at the village of Poppleton a few miles north of York.