Sentences with phrase «british army»

After serving as a British Army nurse in World War II, Claire Randall is enjoying a second honeymoon in Scotland with husband Frank, an MI6 officer looking forward to a new career as an Oxford historian.

It was made up of farmers that were fighting this highly polished British army.

Infantry regiment of the British Army stationed in New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land during the 1820s.

British Army regiment of which the 1st Battalion landed in Sydney on 1 January 1810 and took over duties from the New South Wales Corps (102nd Regiment) as the garrison in Sydney.

He experienced conflict first hand as a British Army Officer in the 80's before training in law and becoming a family lawyer in the early 90's.

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Media reports reveal that Captain William Carver, a veteran officer of the British Army, served as a spokesman for Veterans for the Britain in the runup to the 2016 referendum; a LinkedIn page under the name William Carver lists both the same military service and work with Veterans for Britain.

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It was nicknamed the «Hornet's Nest» by Gen. Charles Cornwallis, because residents created a hostile environment for the British army during the Revolutionary War.

Originally named Darby Field in 1642, permanent settlers arrived in 1764 and renamed the town Conway after Henry Seymour Conway, the Commander in Chief of the British Army.

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J - P brings a wide range of project management experience from his previous career as a British Army officer with the Scots Guards, where for 12 years he led teams around the world.

The brutality of elements within the British army; the deployment of five interrogation techniques banned by Edward Heath in 1972 after embarrassing exposure of their use in Northern Ireland; the hypocrisy of a policy which was promoted as protecting people in Southern Iraq were all exposed.

The case was in relation to a British Army soldier serving as a gunner with the 12th Regiment Royal Artillery stationed in Germany.

Fiona spent 9 years as an officer in the British Army, providing leadership, logistic support and career management to soldiers throughout the UK and on operations overseas.

Born in 1774, he joined the British army and reached the rank of captain.

Speaking last month on Radio 4's Today programme, Sir Richard Dannatt, former head of the British Army, seemed to seriously attempt to dismiss the evidence of any abuse on the part of our military.

«Concerns were raised by me and others at the very outset of the Iraq war in 2003 about the mistreatment of prisoners by the British army,» Lt - Col Mercer said.

Compensation claims rising for non-freezing cold injuries as soldiers told to ignore their symptoms and «man up», with ethnic minorities being particularly let down by MoD's negligence.Claims for debilitating cold injuries from servicemen in the British army have risen significantly, research from solicitors Bolt Burdon Kemp reveals.

And maybe one of those British army mirrors - on - a-stick things for looking up skirts.»

Compensation claims rising for non-freezing cold injuries as soldiers told to ignore their symptoms and «man up», with ethnic minorities being particularly let down by MoD's negligence.Claims for debilitating cold injuries from servicemen in the British army have risen significantly, research from...

Apparently, in the British Army they ban the use of such language.

One thing of note: This info about the Sir Harry Flashman in the book...... «Flashman was in the British Army, acclaimed as a great soldier, while remaining «a scoundrel, a liar, a cheat, a thief, a coward — and oh yes, a toady.»

This immediately brings to mind the British army band playing «The World Turned Upside Down.»

On the night before the first train crossing, he hammers into place a plaque boasting that the bridge was «designed and built by soldiers of the British army».

Come on now, what are we all in the British army?

Photographer, sculptor, and video artist Willie Doherty is a witness to political struggle, having seen firsthand Bloody Sunday, a massacre of protesting Northern Irish civil rights agitators by the British Army in 1972.

Graduating from university in 1915, he then served with conspicuous bravery in the British army on the Western Front (1915 - 1918), rising to the rank of captain and winning both the Distinguished Service Order and the Military Cross (MC).

Earlier, she convinced the British Army to blow up a garden shed and organized the debris around a light bulb with an awe - inspiring sense of space, movement, shadow, and positive / negative form with Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View (1991).

After the war he returned to the Royal Academy, where he had studied briefly before the war, but he was expelled for «not profiting by instruction» and was drafted into the British Army.

After Italy's liberation and the end of civil war, Dorazio worked briefly as a translator for the British Army.

Image: Golf Five Zero, (Borucki Sanger), British Army watchtower.

For the Turner prize show, at the former British army Ebrington Barracks, she made the installation — already a kind of crammed junk shop of the human heart — more crazily sprawling.

The next morning he pointed over the river Foyle, across the Peace Bridge towards the former Ebrington British army barracks — now festooned with signs welcoming visitors to the Turner prize exhibition, which opens.

Ebrington Barracks, which was built in the early 1840s, is a former British Army base, so it has a long history connecting it to the Troubles and to the devastating impact of Bloody Sunday, which took part in the city's Bogside area.

He served in British Army Intelligence from 1944 to 1947, and in 1949 joined the Benedictine Prinknash Abbey in Gloucestershire, being ordained as a priest in 1959.

The Day Nobody Died was realised by Broomberg and Chanarin in June 2008 during a trip to Afghanistan, where they were embedded with British Army units on the front line in Helmand Province, arriving during the deadliest month of the war.

To reach the show you have to cross the river Foyle that divides the Protestant east from the Catholic west via the bridge so recently built in the name of peace and then strike out across the square where the British army once paraded, now transformed into common ground.

Following war service in the British Army, he held teaching posts at Bath Academy of Art in Wiltshire (1946 - 1956) and at Leeds University where he held a Gregory Fellowship from 1953 - 1955.

In The Day Nobody Died (2008) the pair captured the daily life of the British army in Afghanistan, exposing photographic paper to light during significant events, creating abstract works that challenge journalism's traditional role in documenting war.

Outlander: Season 1 follows Claire Randall, a former British Army nurse in WWII, on her second honeymoon with her husband Frank.

In 2011, ITV unwittingly used video from the game Arma II in the belief that it showed a real IRA attack on a British Army helicopter, including the shots in a documentary about Colonel Gaddafi's relationship with the group.

A paperback penned by former British Army man Andy McNab and BF3 executive producer Patrick Bach has been spotted on a few retailers» websites.

The presented picture shows the British army, namely several soldiers, a Sherman Firefly tank, and a Hawker Typhoon aircraft.

Don't the American and British army use the 360 controller to control UAV's?

Formerly the station & marine training facility for BATSUB, the British Army Training and Support Unit Belize, this landmark of

Formerly the station & marine training facility for BATSUB, the British Army Training and Support Unit Belize, this landmark of St. George's Caye is now available for purchase.