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1. Smith, formally of the regular army and a native of Virginia,
2. Since I had re-enlisted into the regular Army I could choose regular Army or Army Air Force
3. The Texas Rangers and other volunteers from Texas, had a much worse reputation for brutality than the regular army
4. The Poles in the regular army who lived in Szczecin did not harass the Jews and the relationship between them remained cordial
5. Most US troops were militias, not regular army
6. the remnants of the Vietnamese regular army who flooded
7. They didn’t have the look or orderliness of the regular army
8. They didn't have the look or orderliness of the regular army
9. The messenger was regular Army riding on a horse, but the 449th volunteer infantry was a bunch of farmers trying to hold their pike like it was a pitchfork
10. He had changed to regular army kit and arranged to meet the patrol
11. It was equally important that he wear some uniform so that he could be identified as a regular army soldier in case he was caught by the enemy
12. What saved him from immediate execution was his dog-tag and papers showing that he was in the regular army
13. Regular army troops cordon off the cordoned off area
14. Annoyed by the outrages of the regular army, General José Raquel Moncada used his political influence, put on his uniform again, and assumed the civil and mili-tary leadership of Macondo
15. The revision of the deeds took place at the same time as the summary courts-martial presided over by Colonel Gerineldo Márquez, which ended with the execution of all officers of the regular army who had been taken prisoner by the revolutionaries
16. The regular army had to protect the house
17. Many years later there were those who still insisted that the royal guard of the intruding queen was a squad of regular army soldiers who were concealing government-issue rifles under their rich Moorish robes
18. Moreover, their performance on the field of battle may be placed alongside and in many cases above their comrades in the regular Army
19. They were the regular army and some of Tim’s mates were amongst them
20. Only the cavalry are regular army and they're the least experienced soldiers that the Attorgrons have
21. As for the Temple Guard, the Inquisition knew who its friends were within its ranks, and on Zhaspahr Clyntahn’s orders, Rayno had assigned special intendants to the Guard as well as the regular army
22. In fact, most of them have cover identities as regular Army personnel
23. I’m sure they’ve taken precautions—to the best of their ability, at any rate—to preclude interference from someone like Father Ahndair, and to arrest them, he’d have to rely on regular Army officers to carry out the Inquisition’s orders
24. Orders were given to raise recruits, ten men in every thousand for the regular army, and besides this, nine men in every thousand for the militia
25. Little reliance could be placed upon them, and it was plain, that if "it was the intention of Spain to advance on our possessions until she should be repulsed by an opposing force," that force must be a regular army, unless we were disposed to abandon all the country south of Tennessee
26. The present Military Establishment of the United States consisted of various descriptions of troops; they were the regular army, the rangers, the volunteers, and the militia
27. The regular army was made up of the Peace Establishment, authorized by the acts of the 16th of March, 1802, and the 12th of April, 1808, containing about 10,000 men, including officers, and of the "additional military force," which was directed to be raised by the act of the 11th January, 1812; these different establishments were incorporated by an act passed on the 26th of June last; and the present regular army of the United States, as authorized by law, consisted of twenty-five regiments of infantry, three regiments of artillery, two of light dragoons, one of riflemen, and one of light artillery, containing in all about thirty-six thousand men, including company officers and privates; of these the President might have not exceeding fifteen thousand enlisted for eighteen months, and the residue enlisted for five years, unless sooner discharged
28. But here, permit me to ask, whether adding twenty thousand new troops to our present regular army, will be likely to have the effect of forming a more perfect union among the people of these States, or whether the little progress already made in the war has not produced fearful apprehensions of a sad reverse? If justice be not already established in our country, can there be any probability that a more formidable army will effect an object so desirable? No; for it is a well-known maxim, as true now as in those ancient times when it was written, that "Inter arma leges silent
29. But we are authorized, and are bound to provide for our common defence, and to raise armies, as well of regulars as militia, for that purpose, whenever the unfortunate situation of our country may render such a measure necessary; and our raising of a regular army could never have been contemplated by the framers of the constitution for any other purpose, and therefore give no authority so to do, and, as if conscious that this were the case, the committee that penned the act passed by Congress in June last, declaring war, made use of a form altogether unusual in other countries on similar occasions
30. By the measures preparatory to the war, upwards of thirty-six thousand men were directed to be enlisted; with the addition now contemplated, our regular army will amount to more than fifty-six thousand men
