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fort's garrison a position beyond the ditch, as well as a continuous line of communication around the outworks. An enlarged area within a covertway designed

Limes Transalutanus, of 235 km length, was needed to shorten the line of communication to the strategic fort at Angustia by almost 30 per cent compared

artillery regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties in North West Europe, thereby releasing trained

aspect of Islamic worship and spirituality, serving as a direct line of communication between a believer and Allah. Unlike the formal five daily prayers

ANC in exile. It was responsible for facilitating the only direct line of communication between ANC headquarters and Nelson Mandela, who at the time was

4th Army Signals. It was redesignated again in May 1940 as No 4 Line of Communication Signals, and in September it was sent to the Middle East where it

watch towers around the coast of Malta. These towers created a line of communication around the island to give warning of the approach of corsairs and

Highway 14. Until mid-May 1973 when the PAVN's projection of its new line of communication reached Bu Prang and while the South Vietnam's access to Phước Long

military agency to bridge the ocean with ships and to maintain the line of communication between America and Europe. Conceived as an instrumentality of peace

brigade during the Battle of Waterloo, which kept open the vital line of communication between Hougoumont farmhouse and the rest of the Allied army. Lambert

session, to present the gathered feedback, thus allowing a clear line of communication "from the break room to the board room". In unprecedented fashion

the past, it was significant because of its position on the main line of communication between Kabul and Afghan Turkestan. In 2021, the Taliban gained

almost three years, as well as to give significant depth to the main line of communication to the Syrian and allied forces in the province from the south.

Military Academy for many years. The railway also became an important line of communication that connected the small communities along the route with larger

The Japanese Imperial Army landed the 25th Army under the command of General Tomoyuki Yamashita on the east coasts of Malaya and Thailand on the night

February 1948. Formed to replace the Line of Communication Squadron in May 1941 and to take over the line of communication duties. By 1929 there were also

which usually stops at the station in the town. The third major line of communication of the town is Highway Toll Radial 2. Azuqueca is connected by road

Signals was reorganised as No 18 Line of Communication Signals and sent to the Italian Front. After 1943, a Line of Communication signal unit was intended to

Wales Line of Communication Area Victoria Line of Communication Area South Australia Line of Communication Area Tasmania Line of Communication Area Western

State Bar Association was proposed as a prerequisite to create a line of communication within the profession and introduce a mechanism for disciplining

assigned to the 6th Indian Infantry Division. The brigade was used as Line of Communication troops in Iran and Iraq. Between July 1942 and July 1943 it was

Nandy Droog about 50 kilometres (31 mi) north of Bangalore on his line of communication towards Seringapatnam where he reached on 5 February 1792. Tipu

the feudal politics of Abyssinia since it lies across the main line of communication between the capital and Gojjam; and in the period of coup d'etats

to the 6th Indian Infantry Division. The brigade was part of the Line of Communication troops in both Iran and Iraq, until August 1942, when it was sent

Field (1899), and Marengo and Hohenlinden (1903). His 1883 book The Line of Communication was republished in 2008 by Kessinger Publishing Furse is buried

take place at the end of a long supply chain or line of communication. Control of this line of communication is a task which falls to the service military

its other responsibilities. Northern Burma was partitioned into Line-of-Communication areas by the military authorities. The Japanese Fifteenth Army,

artillery regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties in North West Europe, thereby releasing trained

artillery regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties in North West Europe, thereby releasing trained

artillery regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties in North West Europe, thereby releasing trained

Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) defines a road as "a line of communication (travelled way) using a stabilized base other than rails or air

artillery regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties in North West Europe, thereby releasing trained

RF Company repulsed a strong enemy attempt to interdict the ARVN line of communication, killing 30 of the attackers and capturing many weapons. With the

milbloggers were concerned that Svatove-Lyman road, a critical ground line of communication (GLOC) for the Russian grouping in Lyman, could be severed at any

the follower. The most accomplished dancers use connection as a line of communication which allows the leader to incorporate the follower's ideas, abilities

Cellular death or dysfunction causes a break or faulty signal in the line of communication from the central nervous system to target muscles in the body. When

opportunity to speak on the town's ham radio - the one remaining line of communication - to family and friends elsewhere. "No one ever said, "I love you

artillery regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties in North West Europe, thereby releasing trained

and bridges, while the municipality also served as an important line of communication from Sarajevo to many other parts of the state in addition to constituting

Road, forms a continuation of the Dum Dum Road and was the old line of communication between Morshedabad and Kalighat. It is said to occupy the site

position 143, effectively severing the Iraqi Euphrates River Valley line of communication to the Kuwait Theater of operation and destroying the major combat

that there were few fighting troops, as opposed to soldiers in line-of-communication units and supporting services, in Kohima and none at all at the

worse when I make mistakes than I do." He likes to keep an open line of communication between himself and the coaches and players, but tries to stop them

the center of the Turkish resistance movement. Karakol created a line of communication and transportation between Constantinople and Anatolia, smuggling

built as part of a scheme supported by George Hudson to create a line of communication from Hull to Newcastle. The line opened on 19 May 1853; its traffic

and a Soviet breakthrough to Brixen would have cut the important line of communication between the Italian Army and NATO's Central Army Group in Southern

fundamental flaw: although his objective was to cut Rosecrans's line of communication (the Nashville Pike), his attack drove the Union defenders to concentrate

Yerevan. Realizing Tahmasp had not taken any precaution to guard his line of communication southwards Hakimoghlu cut Tahmasp's logistical line to Tabriz forcing

do with the supplies. It becomes important to maintain an open line of communication with all the suppliers, and this in turn will increase the overhead

2nd Division. Since the PAVN had blocked the only north - south line of communication and had secured a seaport, however small and undeveloped, in the

only twenty-two years later. It follows, too, a far more natural line of communication, without the engineering difficulties that the arrow-straight Via

organization established to organize an inclusive forum that opens a line of communication among Sufis all around the world. IAS launched a global intra-faith

of 1857 began, Jalandhar was strategically important as a main line of communication between the Punjab and Delhi. Incidents of mutiny originated in

approach the back of Pt 18,402 and take control of the Pakistani line of communication. From the top of Pt 18402, the entire valley from Turtok and Chulunkha

Saint-Chamond. The valley of the Janon and the Gier is a natural line of communication between the coal mines of Saint-Étienne and the port of Givors on

customs and passport checks.[citation needed] The corresponding line of communication (usually a railway) is called the (privileged) traffic corridor

for creating the 3D titles. Professor Ivan Sutherland opened a line of communication with The Walt Disney Company to see whether Disney could be persuaded

Neptune Township, Monmouth County, New Jersey), which manufactured a line of communication antennas, heavy duty rotators, and heavy duty rotatable mono poles

limits, is situated the Navigation-House, where this important line of communication is joined by the Aberdare Canal, and where barges are loaded with

hence the name (Haussé means "raised"). This route was used as a line of communication until the end of the Middle Ages. It is also called the "Path of

These actions placed French forces directly on the main Austrian line of communication between Alessandria and Mantua in the strategic Stradella defile

(also known as Fort Schuyler). The Oneida also provided an open line of communication between the rebels and their Iroquois foes. In 1777 at the Battle

concentrated on XV Corps' Administrative Area, defended mainly by line of communication troops but they were unable to deal with tanks supporting the defenders

counterattacks stopped Mower's advance, saving the army's only line of communication and retreat. Mower withdrew, ending fighting for the day. During

references in published literature to what was Lancaster's principal line of communication, as well as cultural artefacts, including the following: "Thou hast

steps to restore trade balance, including establishing a direct line of communication between the relevant authorities, increasing Moroccan exports to

prerogative. Cortelyou is also credited with establishing an improved line of communication between the President's office and the press; he provided reporters

of National Highway 4 (now National Highway 1A), the important line of communication leading to Saigon and it contained the major city of My Tho. It

position was still secure, holding the high ground with a safe line of communication with the sea and he still wanted to keep the original plan of avoiding

around Shinkai Signalbox was designated as a key point for the line of communication and was made into a military fortress. As the mountainous area was

return from the north, refusing to venture far from the sea, his line of communication with Normandy. After defeating Harald Hardrada and Tostig, Harold

invaded Afghanistan, the Transportation Corps opened up the air line of communication into the country and until 2008, a single movement control battalion

to overrule the commission. The City Council also has a direct line of communication between it and the 99 local Neighborhood Councils, which serve as

an isolated Union garrison at Kingston might interfere with the line of communication between his forces and Bragg's near Chattanooga. He sent Maj. Gen

expanded into: HQ Line of Communication Signals No 1 Company, Line of Communication Signals No 4 (City of London) Company, Line of Communication Signals No 21

sealanes to enemy shipping and render ineffective the maritime line of communication between West Pakistan and East Pakistan to prevent any reinforcements

whose utility have been proved over the years in an international line of communication multilingual system products. Salmons, Jim; Babitshky, Timlynn (1992)

aid of Nine Hibiscus's adjutant, Twenty Cicada, they establish a line of communication to the enemy, who turn out to be a hive mind that does not understand

the people with the spirit realm and establish a connection and line of communication between the spirit world and the mortal world. These ceremonies

Surrounding mountainous terrain funneled traffic through this line of communication to the Bolovens Plateau. Occupation of the intersection was crucial

Jupiter's wildlife and the suspicious Jovians, the robots establish a line of communication and are taken on a tour of the Jovian civilization. They quickly

The great effect produced by his shells in an attack on the sea-line of communication of the Turkish army, then besieging Athens at Oropos and Volos in

trust, but the Secretary of State for Health maintains a direct line of communication and accountability with them because he or she has the responsibility

hostages, except for a sergeant whom he hid and supplied with a line of communication with the approaching French army. The French scattered El Hiba's

hostages, except for a sergeant whom he hid and supplied with a line of communication with the approaching French army. The French scattered El Hiba's

all European countries in big multinational companies a direct line of communication to top management. They also make sure that workers in different

continued on to Gordonsville. The railway also became an important line of communication that connected the small communities along the route with larger

of an international protocol that would give children a direct line of communication to local and international authorities when they are victims of

ed Damieh bridge and fords in a pincer movement. This important line of communication between the Ottoman Armies on the west bank of the Jordan with the

unacknowledged rape also call into question whether or not the current line of communication between victim and law enforcement officer yields the most success

attack Gujrat, Lalamusa and Kharian as the crucial north–south line of communication i.e. - the Grand Trunk Road lay between 35 and 40 miles from Chumb

Pontnewydd, Cwmbran. It then continues to Newport, the towpath being the line of communication and the canal being disjointed by obstructions and road crossings

hold and build in the district of Zangabad as well as the Ground Line of Communication (GLOC) project to Mushan – all in an area known as the Horn of Panjwai

proposed to the municipality, suggests that the two firms kept an open line of communication. The master plan’s road system also lent the municipality a guide

to plant a north-south screen to strike at the British logistics line of communication and capture British soldiers." They were ambushed by the Special

to deny vehicular movement over a strategic or tactically valued line of communication by the threat of vehicle destruction. A capability first used in

visitors. When ethnographic objects are chosen for exhibition, a line of communication with cultural representatives within the culture that created the

of Groupement Mobile 30 (GM 30) on a hilltop near the vital PAVN line of communication, Route 92. GM 30 then split in half. Two battalions moved northeastward

and offensive operations against Japanese targets within range Line of communication duties It was planned that No. 11 Group would initially consist

conduct a long range penetration and harassment of the Japanese line of communication between Wairopi and Buna–Gona. The force was raised with each battalion

after Richard Binder, a convict settler, this path was a vital line of communication between the farms at Woodville and Clarence Town, leading to the

 The Secretariats continue to operate today and maintain an open line of communication to support maintenance of the terms of Armistice. The first chief

actions such as facilitating peaceful protests and opening the line of communication between organizations in the public sphere. Their modern efforts

Wangchuck and home minister Dago Tshering to keep peace and open a line of communication. Bhutan Armed forces were alleged to have targeted the Nepali ethnic

River and began moving towards the east to cut the main Japanese line of communication. A series of minor actions followed, but no significant engagements

Stony Point would enable Washington to have the most effective line of communication between certain colonies. The geography of the town attributed into

front, and on the other draw fresh supplies from the depots on the line of communication. The Divisional Ammunition Columns also are in artillery charge;

the Russian Revolution of 1917, the railway served as the vital line of communication for the Czechoslovak Legion and the allied armies that landed troops

succeeded in securing the Littlestown-Frederick Road, opening a line of communication with the Union XII Corps. Stuart and Kilpatrick made no further

commanders feared that the Americans could threaten the British line of communication along the St. Lawrence River from this position, but Wilkinson made

these measures, several of her guards were open to bribery, and a line of communication was kept with the outside world. After Louis's execution, Marie

River, which ran roughly parallel to the Chickahominy, offered a line of communication that could enable McClellan to get around Johnston's left flank

taken the Patriot stronghold of Talca in March. This had split the line of communication between the two main Patriot armies, led by Bernardo O'Higgins and

other hand, had a much more solid objective of reestablishing the line of communication and transportation between Xuzhou and Bangbu by eradicating the

their units. Erfurt's surrender permitted Napoleon to reroute his line of communication from Mainz on the Rhine's west bank, to Frankfort-on-the-Main, Eisenach

Stuart with half of the army on a flanking march to cut Pope's line of communication, the Orange & Alexandria Railroad. The Hotchkiss journal shows that

Upon learning that Bolivar had taken the city and seeing that his line of communication with the capital was cut, he ordered his army march around Tunja

rehabilitation advocates were in favor of. Finally, they opened a line of communication between various community members for the Hall Place neighborhood

the clash began, they were left in control of the only working line of communication out of Jinan, forcing foreign media reports to rely entirely on

damning contents of which provided abundant evidence of a clandestine line of communication between Fathali and Sistani. Nader, fearful that the Qajar contingent

Doon. This station commanded the passes of the Jumna on the main line of communication between the western and eastern portions of the Gurkha territory

The New South Wales government had hoped to establish a direct line of communication with Asia, India and the Pacific, and supported Leichhardt's journey

trips on foot unmindful of the danger of being ambushed as the line of communication was still exposed to enemy infiltration. During these operations

appointed commander of the allied cavalry, and attacked the Plevna line of communication to Orhanie with a large mixed force, captured Gorni-Dubnik, Telish

defeat the small outpost at Front Royal and quickly attack Banks's line of communication at Harpers Ferry. On May 23, at the Battle of Front Royal, Jackson's

meeting was "part of an apparent effort to establish a back-channel line of communication between Moscow and President-elect Donald Trump." Prince denied

whose utility has been proved over the years in an international line of communication multilingual system products. "Summary Narrative". Unicode. 2006-08-31

not been released. The multitude of documents showed a consistent line of communication between Guatemala station and CIA headquarters building to a possible

phones across the Saudi Arabian border in order to establish a line of communication with the exiled Kuwaiti government in Taif, Saudi Arabia. Kuwaitis

Edinburgh–Aberdeen railway line and the A92 road, it has long been a significant line of communication and transport, heightened by the expansion of the coal and limestone

for Songs of Conquest's closed alpha. The team has kept a direct line of communication with the public through their Discord server, complementing it with

outside the city, ensuring some contact with the Spanish and a line of communication for supplies; the last such post fell to Harcourt late in July,

rise of social media has provided the general public with a direct line of communication with companies and a platform for opinions and protests, making

Archimedes Patti and offered to provide intelligence, asking only for "a line of communication" between his Viet Minh and the Allies. The OSS agreed to this and

position, which he dealt with by taking a noncombat command on the line of communication. Jomini was thus engaged when the retreat from Moscow and the uprising

retains the many features of XCCS whose utility have been proved over the years in an international line of communication multilingual system products.

envelopment of the French right, or a further advance to cut the French line of communication with Milan. Gardanne's men gave a good account of themselves, holding

Trace Guidelines; the Order of the Arrow representative provides a line of communication between the Order of the Arrow and the troop; the bugler provides

flowerpot, which activates her hidden functions and opens up a direct line of communication to Hidomi through Canti's head. Hidomi takes the opportunity to

troops, with a further 41,871 personnel assigned to the Queensland line of communication area within the army's assigned boundary. These troops came under

This gave the Company forces a continuous, although still tenuous, line of communication from the east to the west of India.[citation needed] In June, sepoys

Regiment. The 3rd Battalion was tasked with protecting the force's line-of-communication. The 41st Infantry Regiment fielded only 1,900 troops since both

Corps, was particularly concerned about the threat to his principal line of communication. On 2 March, he directed Niem to pull the 42nd Regiment from positions

bank of the Western Bug River, thus cutting the XIII Army Corps' line of communication and cutting off their path of retreat. To the south, a major Red

River, which ran roughly parallel to the Chickahominy, offered a line of communication that could enable McClellan to get around Johnston's left flank

merely to interfere in Northumbrian affairs, but also to block a line of communication between Dublin and York; and the inhabitants of northern Northumbria

and for Mauritius to leave the Commonwealth. In November 2007 a line of communication was established between the Foreign & Commonwealth Office and the

for example, new barid stations would be established so that a line of communication could be maintained with the advancing army. Besides carrying correspondence

persons serving as communication centers should be adequate; The line of communication should not be interrupted when the organization is functioning;

Skandalopetra, which was used as a steering wheel/base tied as a line of communication with the boat. Diving for sponges is a part of the traditional diving

island charged with spiritual energy and finally opens a direct line of communication with Kuruk. The Water Avatar shows her a memory of a confrontation

Maureen Starkey. Peter Doggett writes that "the most essential line of communication" had been broken between Lennon and McCartney by Ono's presence

of a German invasion, battalions were tasked with roles such as line of communication defence and forming the garrison of major towns; 42 battalions were

2nd Division. Since the PAVN had blocked the only north - south line of communication and had secured a seaport, however small and undeveloped, in the

participated in the Second Afghan War, where it operated on the Line of Communication. Subsequent to the reforms brought about in the Indian Army by Lord

and COVID protocols add an additional layer. We maintain an open line of communication with all the guilds, including SAG-AFTRA. There were never any formal

evening of 27 March, German resistance had been broken and the line of communication forward to the 1st Armoured Division secured, the division having

he found that Hunald I, Duke of Aquitaine, was threatening his line of communication with the north. Furthermore, Maurontius, patrician of Provence,

nationalists to join the air force. Surjadarma wanted to establish a line of communication between Kalimantan and other regions in Indonesia and also to break

the capacity to interfere in Northumbrian affairs and to block a line of communication between Dublin and York; and the inhabitants of northern Northumbria

"weaken the Rome–Berlin axis." Chamberlain also set up a private line of communication with the Italian Duce Benito Mussolini through the Italian Ambassador

the Via Egnatia. The Via Egnatia also functioned as an important line of communication between the Roman Empire and the nations of Asia, particularly in

participated in the Second Afghan War, where it was deployed on the line of communication. In 1891, the regiment was localized to the Province of Baluchistan

the administrative area at Sinzweya, defended by headquarters and line of communication troops, with 25 Light AA / Anti Tank Regiment, RA. As Messervy was

Baqubah, where they fought for control of Muqdadiyah, an important line of communication to Lake Hamrin, Kirkuk and Iran. The insurgents also had control

railway line from Cape Town to these two capital cities as his line of communication. Also like Buller, he found on arrival in South Africa that public

crisis, the United States and the Soviet Union set up a direct line of communication. The hotline between the Soviet Union and the United States was

the difficulty of supplying the combined armies along a single line of communication, Schwarzenberg agreed to allow Blücher's army to operate along a

and it was settled by the Osseriates. Castra was situated on the line of communication which started in Salona (Solin), the political center of the Roman

at Brest, from where it might cut the English army in France's line of communication across the English Channel. However, the fleet was so badly delayed

the 17th and 24th Infantry Regiments. The infantry was used as "line of communication" troops to protect the logistical network. The US Army ordered substantial

cigarettes Type II Normal rations for occupation forces and service or line of communication troops. 1.654 kilograms, plus six cigarettes. Type III Normal rations

Sawada himself, to Japan, and the chances of establishing a direct line of communication with the Japanese underground. Shigeki Oka was an issei socialist

82nd Brigade in the 27th Division in October 1916 and then became Line of Communication troops in France in June 1918. The 2nd Line regiments were formed

all posts in the Uva Wellassa, except those needed to keep the line of communication between Badulla and Batticaloa open. Fort MacDonald was attacked

Ambulance Convoy No. 2 Motor Ambulance Convoy General Headquarters, Line of Communication and Base Troops No. 66 General Transport Company No. 69 General

between the League and the Italians. For the first time, a direct line of communication was established between the SYL and the administration. Following

at the mouth of the river. At the beginning of March, the Allied line of communication ran from the port of Saint-Jean-de-Luz north and across the new

603 Infantry Regiment RA, serving under Eighth Army in Italy for line of communication and occupation duties, which it continued after the war until it

name of King Ladislaus, and successfully interrupted Władysław's line of communication with Poland. His men built small castles all over Upper Hungary

Rotmistrov) cut the rail link finally on 22 August 1943. The loss of this line of communication was a serious blow to the ability of the Army Detachment Kempf to

segments of the channel before connecting them creating a secure line of communication. Sub-par quantum repeaters can provide an efficient amount of security

the Onega River in the west, and the Yomtsa River providing a line of communication between the Vaga River and the railway in the centre. As soon as

network of 986.8 kilometers, being the Federal Highway 15 main line of communication, of which 118.2 correspond to the main network, 184.6 to the network

Corps 10 February 1918 1/6th Battalion, Gordons – transferred from Line of Communication Troops 1 June 1916; absorbed 1/7th Gordons from 153rd (2nd Highland)

embarked an unknown number (estimates range from 4,000 up to 9,000) line-of-communication troops (including Pioneer and Royal Army Service Corps soldiers)

the fort. The French squadron appeared before he could open up a line of communication with any fort officer, however.[citation needed] The Battle of Minorca

joining the French at Brest, from where it might cut the English line of communication across the English Channel. However, the fleet was so badly delayed

of an ad hoc group of divisional units and army units from the line of communication, designated 'Arkforce'. In addition to 154 Bde, Arkforce comprised:

presidential campaigns, I've been involved in securing a VERY private line of communication between the Kremlin and key [GOP] leaders through, of all conduits

whose utility have been proved over the years in an international line of communication multilingual system products. Wikimedia Commons has media related

administers all state and local grant programs and acts as BJA's direct line of communication to states, territories, and tribal governments by providing assistance

withdrew into the Duyon River to avoid capture, and thus the naval line of communication and supply into Malacca was fully secured, ruling out the possibility

but the Soviet Union remained ambivalent. The KKE kept an open line of communication with the Soviet Communist Party, and its leader, Nikos Zachariadis

fleet would engage and advance in the Central Pacific, with a long line of communication and logistics that would be vulnerable to high-speed Japanese cruisers

Field (Reproduction) Survey Company General Headquarters (GHQ) and Line of Communication (LoC) Troops 1st Mechanical Equipment Company 1st Mechanical Equipment

into hostility, and Sale's brigade received orders to clear the line of communication to Peshawar. After severe fighting Sale entered Jalalabad on 12

100 kilometres (50 and 60 miles) west of Cádiz, establishing a line of communication between himself and his advanced squadron, by means of three or

he found that Hunald I, Duke of Aquitaine, was threatening his line of communication with the north. Furthermore, Maurontius, patrician of Provence,

Tikriti (now Iraqi minister of defence) attempted to open a discreet line of communication with the U.S. government through a representative of the American

their Bond of Association tenets. Thus Walsingham established a new line of communication, one which he could carefully control without incurring any suspicion

Allied thrust east to the coast at Enfidaville, to cut Rommel's line of communication. The westward thrust against the right wing of the British V Corps

"special troops", this variant was issued to support units, such as line-of-communication troops, drivers, and artillery crews who used a rifle as a last

Brough-on-Noe is the Roman fort of Navio. The valley formed a natural line of communication and had extra importance due to valuable mineral resources in the

occurred with the Indians that year as the troops preserved the line of communication between Halifax and Annapolis Royal. Additional members of the regiment

rather than shutting down the suggestion and effectively ending the line of communication. In an organizational setting, saying "Yes" in theory encourages

regiments in the United Kingdom into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties in North West Europe, thereby releasing trained

December 1917 pushed back the Ottoman forces securing Jaffa and the line of communication between it and Jerusalem, which had already been taken on 11 December

Group in Southern Germany. It was considered vital to establish a line of communication between the Italian Army and the allied armies fighting in Germany

1863. During the 1864 Atlanta Campaign, Raum's brigade held the line of communication from Dalton to Acworth and from Kingston to Rome. He was brevetted

leave the Tigris, which provided the British forces with an easy line of communication to Basra, Lieutenant-General Aylmer made the decision to attempt

position 143, effectively severing the Iraqi Euphrates River Valley line of communication to the Kuwait Theater of operation and destroying the major combat

Meiktila, where the Japanese were trying to recapture the vital line-of-communication centre from British and Indian troops. The Army's signal units arrived

from 20 to 18. A 19th Battalion was also formed; it carried out line of communication duties in the Middle East and Eritrea. The 2nd Battalion was disbanded

river. However, by this point, Northern Wei scouts had cut off the line of communication between Murong Bao's army and the Later Yan capital Zhongshan, and

River, which ran roughly parallel to the Chickahominy, offered a line of communication that could enable McClellan to get around Johnston's left flank

Corps, Special and Information Section, Headquarters, Southern Line of Communication, European Theater of Operations, United States Army, p. 33 [39]

leaving the Middle East, the regiment was redesignated the 17th Line of Communication Signals Regiment (Cheshire Yeomanry) for service in North-West Europe

to deny US ground forces access to Turkey, ARFOR-T collapsed the line of communication and redeployed to Germany home stations in April 2003. 1-63 Armor

offensive operations against Japanese targets within range, and line-of-communication duties. The group was formed too late to assume all of its responsibilities

Stuart with half of the army on a flanking march to cut Pope's line of communication, the Orange & Alexandria Railroad. Pope would be forced to retreat

Installed Room Voice Conferencing Systems to Polycom's Industry-Leading Line of Communication Solutions". Polycom Inc. The Free Library. 2001-12-04. Archived

air power. A new plan was therefore devised under which a land line of communication was to be established running down the Ramu and Markham Valleys

Customs in 2009 and 2010, respectively. These agreements ensured a line of communication between the tax agencies and all registered Swiss banks. The most

Doon. This station commanded the passes of the Jumna on the main line of communication between the western and eastern portions of the Gurkha territory

Nazis from turning against the Jewish partisans. He establishes a line of communication to the partisans through a Polish farmer, Karol. When Jäger learns

army from strong defensive positions to protect the Confederate line of communication. This forced Johnston ever closer to the critically important city

its other responsibilities. Northern Burma was partitioned into Line-of-Communication areas by the military authorities. Chinese Expeditionary Force (Burma)

forces in the Chicano movement. The must be included in the front line of communication, leadership and organizational responsibility.... The issue of equality

Stilwell ordered the Chindits to capture Mogaung to cut the Japanese line of communication to Myitkyina. Calvert's 77th Brigade began the attack, anticipating

the victory to Davout, since it gave the French Marshal a clear line of communication with his Bavarian allies. At 10 pm on the 19th, Lefebvre sent important

barricaded persons and hostage takers. Their goal is to open a line of communication aimed at resolving the situation in a nonviolent manner. The team

organisational structures within the Army, including at formation, corps, line of communication, base and depot levels. Dental officers were also placed on the

supply route for the Pakistani occupation forces, serving as a vital line of communication for transporting troops, arms, and ammunition from the port city

Regiment, which moved to Jisr al-Shughour, where it secured the key line of communication to coastal Latakia, and the 14th Division's 556th Special Forces

avoided further confrontations and could no longer maintain the line of communication with Swedish Pomerania; the last Swedish troops, on Rügen capitulated

offensive operations to attempts to cut Highway 1, the main north/south line of communication, between Huế and Da Nang and between Da Nang and Chu Lai. To confront

raised for active service on 24 April 1885 and served with the Line of Communication Troops of the North West Field Force until disbanded on 18 September

Mounted Division's headquarters were completely reliant on a single line of communication from the Ghoraniyeh bridgehead in the Jordan Valley; all their communications

Archduke Maximilian of Austria and Mary of Burgundy, to have a better line of communication to govern the Habsburgs' scattered territories, Maximilian commissioned

(Territorial) Battalion had been raised in Peshawar in 1939 for line of communication protection duties; the 6th Battalion was raised from this in 1941

Ammunition Depots (BAD) sprung up all over the world wherever a major line of communication was established. Major changes took place after 1942 when the Royal

position on the east which enabled the besieged to establish a tenuous line of communication and supply along the railroad to the coast, 30 miles (48 km) away

the north of the country to guard the Wadi Ara region, a crucial line of communication between the coastal plain of Palestine and the Jezreel Valley. The

The state of affairs in Asia, where the Turks managed to cut the line of communication between Nicomedia and Nicaea (1307), was not the best either. After

South Pacific Area charged with four main objectives: guarding the line of communication between the major Allied bases at New Caledonia and Espiritu Santo;

did not realize that they had almost unlimited access to the main line of communication for the Union army, the Baltimore Pike, only 600 yards to their

engine marketing. Advertising provides advertisers with a direct line of communication with existing and prospective consumers. By using a combination

soldiers ready for duty. When Goliad fell to the Texians, Cos lost his line of communication to the coast. Convinced that the Texians would soon attack San Antonio

establish such an autonomous political committee and open up a direct line of communication with Nanjing. Chiang Kai-shek, knowing his government's limited

Railroad. The object was to destroy the railroad in order to cut the line of communication. It was met by a reconnaissance-in-force of two Confederate brigades

livability of the area by establishing and maintaining an open line of communication and liaison between the neighborhood, government agencies and other

Sergey Kislyak and requested him to set up a direct, encrypted line of communication so they could communicate directly with the Kremlin without the

Where once there was an IED-infested dirt track there is now a line of communication which will stimulate trade and save lives. Lieutenant Colonel Toby

Serbia, eastern Macedonia would be left defenceless, so that the line of communication of both the Serbs and the Greek forces would be cut off by the Bulgarians

considerable tactical importance, as he had severed the King's line of communication with Wales. With the capture of Reading on the next day (26 April)

kilometres (151 mi) south of Imphal, at the end of a long and precarious line of communication. The division, which had two brigades only, had been intermittently

detached to form "Arkforce" and tasked with maintaining an open line of communication with Le Havre. As the force moved back toward the coast German forces

had endorsed in the 1976 election, and the two maintained an open line of communication. Allen opposed the position of United States Ambassador to the Vatican

Admiral Pascual Cervera y Topete, to defend Cuba and keep an open line of communication with the Spanish garrison there. Cervera opposed that strategy since

Government-to-Government Program (EJG2G). The EJG2G provides a clearer line of communication and funding between all types of governments such as state, local

Japanese 168th Regiment from the 49th Division, and anti-aircraft and line of communication troops. While they attempted to dig-in, the Indian 17th Division

Japanese 168th Regiment from the 49th Division, and anti-aircraft and line of communication troops. While they attempted to dig-in, the Indian 17th Division

Admiral Pascual Cervera y Topete, to defend Cuba and keep an open line of communication with the Spanish garrison there. Cervera opposed that strategy since

regiment formed, and was sent to join Second Army in NW Europe for line of communication duties. The unit was placed in 'suspended animation' in February

authority to appoint high commissioners to Commonwealth countries. The line of communication between Sovereign and viceroy became the Australian High Commission

policy and concerns. Among the great advantages it provided were a line of communication and also the site for a military base; the well equipped ports at

witnessed more than one renewal. Placed as it is on the principal line of communication from Gloucester and South Wales to Haverfordwest and St Davids,

area of operations, the carriers were charged with guarding the line of communication between the major Allied bases at New Caledonia and Espiritu Santo

between the Japanese positions astride the track, it compromised the line of communication to the forward Japanese positions; however, its own position was

operations against the Royal Navy in the Indian Ocean and to secure the line of communication between Singapore and Occupied Burma, the IJN General Staff ordered

demilitarized zone (DMZ) that separated the two Vietnams. There, the line of communication would be shortest and forces could be concentrated where "the enemy

Newcastle and Carlisle Railway to give "one complete and continuous line of communication from the German Ocean to the Irish Sea" and to open up the northern

cut the telegram line into Winchester, eliminating Milroy's only line of communication, and by sundown on 13 June Rodes' Division had reached Martinsburg

South Africa – UK stage being by sea. This service was a vital line of communication between Australia and the United Kingdom. In June 1943, Qantas employed

Benton Wesley and Lieutenant Pete Marino, who agree to an open line of communication. She soon reunites with crime reporter Abby Turnbull, who shares

Sambre throughout the spring of 1794, and its capture cut the direct line of communication between the interior fortresses held by the Austrians, and their

discussions with the Irish Republican movement". This back-channel line of communication between the IRA Army Council and the higher echelons of the British

Battle of Missionary Ridge. This defeat meant that Longstreet's line of communication with Bragg's army was cut. Major General William Tecumseh Sherman

relationship between Raymonde and The Czars. Instead, it opened up a line of communication between the two and The Czars continued to create demos to send

radio link to the battery headquarters was also used as the main line of communication to XXX Corps. So important was the 64 Medium Regiment that afterwards

Bombay on 11 April. It proceeded to Bangalore under command of 160 Line of Communication Area. It was commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel T. Haighton and comprised

Further, the company had represented the only remaining direct line of communication to the United Kingdom; after its collapse, mail had to be sent via

agreed to provide intelligence to the allies if he could have "a line of communication with the allies." On 16 July 1945, the American Office of Strategic

Kushner met with Kislyak in December 2016 to establish a secret line of communication (backchannel) between the Trump administration and the Russian government

Division would break out from Tobruk on 21 December, to cut the German line of communication to the troops on the border to the south-east. The 7th Armoured

players across the world to promote their game, provide a cheap line of communication to local stores, and organize and run competitive events on a local

Brigade Retained at Nowshera. Retained at Peshawar Temporarily on the Line of Communication. Colonel Roos-Keppel was placed in command of the flying column

fishery and border protection patrols and ensure that the maritime line of communication to the Oecussi enclave remains open. This is comparable to the role

took control of all AA and coast defence artillery units in No 1 Line of Communication District in the Nile Delta under British Troops in Egypt (BTE),

risk of being cut off.[citation needed] The world's busiest Sea line of communication (SLOC) passes through the Strait of Malacca and the Ten Degree Channel

twenty miles. When this is completed it will open a short and sure line of communication between Fort Ter-Waw and the posts to the south of the Klamath,

conveniently placed alongside the via Salaria Gallica (i.e., the main line of communication in the Picenum, here matching up with the cardo maximus of the town)

artillery regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties in North West Europe, thereby releasing trained

number and movement of the enemy gunboats and transports until the line of communication was broken and he was forced to fall back to Petersburg. In that

ominously for the Chinese, the Burmese army sent to cut the enemy line of communication also achieved its purpose, and closed in on the Chinese armies from

great road to the north was established. This endured as a great line of communication and brought much activity through the heart of the area. It also

artillery regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties, thereby releasing trained infantry for frontline

Despite the shortage of artillery ammunition coming up the precarious line of communication, the whole of the divisional artillery and heavy mortars were used

Düna, including Dünaburg and Kokenhusen, opened up an important line of communication to the Baltic for Russia. Despite the retreat at Riga, Dorpat fell

afterwards. The 25th Infantry Brigade, which had been part of the BEF's line-of-communication forces and then attached to a string of divisions during the fighting

driving off the RF detachment guarding the bridge and opening a line of communication with the other PAVN-VC in the Citadel. Meanwhile, the team of thirty

continued on to Gordonsville. The railway also became an important line of communication that connected the small communities along the route with larger

Broadcasting from January 31 to February 3, at which point their line of communication was cut. About a week later, David Fry was able to reestablish online

offensive operations to attempts to cut Highway 1, the main north–south line of communication, between Huế and Da Nang and between Da Nang and Chu Lai. To confront

Asian shore. To maintain his force in Byzantium, and to secure his line of communication between Asia Minor and the city, retaining control of the narrow

Asian shore. To maintain his force in Byzantium, and to secure his line of communication between Asia Minor and the city, retaining control of the narrow

Brixen, and a Soviet breakthrough there would have cut the important line of communication over the Brenner Pass between the Italian Army and NATO's Central

action and to attempt to outflank Mount Tambu to cut the Japanese line of communication, while the other two companies attacked Mount Tambu itself. Casualties

problems that the Japanese were beginning to experience as their line of communication was pushed further south. As a result of the heat, heavy loads and

natives that I have been obliged to establish strong posts along our line of communication, which absorbs so large a portion of the force that until I receive

Appleby and Brough, both south east of Brougham, protected the line of communication from Carlisle to Yorkshire. In 1203, the Barony of Westmorland –

company. Prior to this they had been known as No. 4 Company, 18th Line of Communication Signals (NGAWW Company). They were subsequently authorised to wear

troops. To maintain his strength in Byzantium and to secure his line of communication between the capital and his army in Asia Minor, maintaining control

2016, which the White House said was to establish a diplomatic line of communication with the Trump administration. That same day, Sessions agreed to

National Service in 1949, he joined the Territorial Army with 3 (Line of Communication) Signal Regiment. Unfulfilled with civilian life after a taste of

to acknowledge and explain mistakes to patients, keeping an open line of communication. The American Medical Association's Council on Ethical and Judicial

professional wrestling, has stated that the three have "an open line of communication sending messages all day". The Elite was created as a result of

and violence in Chicago. I feel it is important to have a direct line of communication with our future President if we truly want change." West previously

Territorial Defense Forces of Ukraine threatened Russia's long line of communication in this theater. On the same day, Ukrainian forces reportedly recaptured

Seventh and Eighth Armies across the Damieh bridge, also a main line of communication between these two armies west of the River Jordan in the Judean

Chinese National Army and suggesting the value of opening an overland line of communication to China from northern Burma. On Tuesday, November 23, the conference

Vichy French-controlled island of Madagascar stood astride the line of communication between India and the UK and the British were worried that the French

Division. They cut off the highway south of Trier, the main American line of communication in the area. However, the Nord Division took significant losses

Terror, LAR units provided long range patrolling capabilities, line of communication security, quick reaction force service, conducted and supported

Al-Alam, which lies to the northeast of Tikrit and was the last line of communication ISIL militants had left with their territories to the north. The

with a fierce response from the Japanese on 5 October when their line of communication from the west was threatened. The battalion continued to fight around

displeasure". He devoted much time to pushing for the establishment of a line of communication with India through Turkish Arabia as he believed that the information

retreating Turks after their attack was repulsed. It then served on line of communication during the British advance into Palestine, in the Third Battle of

prestige and would face resistance from Greek troops along the line of communication and at Salonika. Sarrail held his positions on the Tcherna for a

and the Brandlings Junction Railway, one complete and continuous line of communication from the German Ocean to the Irish Sea". The authorised capital

convert surplus AA regiments into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties in North West Europe, thereby releasing trained

surplus AA units in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties, thereby releasing trained infantry for frontline

equipment for the American troops, and raided encampments on their line of communication. On 1 July, Yeo attempted to destroy General Pike while it was fitting

General Richard M. Blatchford had failed to organize a functioning line of communication and was replaced on Pershings' order. Kernan kept the position until

on "national reconciliation" in Khartoum. This had been the last line of communication that the government still had with the Fur rebels. In 2003, the

earldoms of Chester, Shrewsbury and Hereford; intended to protect the line of communication with Normandy and the Welsh border respectively. In these areas

river. However, by this point, Northern Wei scouts had cut off the line of communication between Murong Bao's army and the Later Yan capital Zhongshan (中山

trained by the Chaffinch operatives. The group also acted as a direct line of communication between Milorg and the UK. The trio initially considered attacking

republic." While carrying out these duties, Bulfin maintained a close line of communication with Michael Collins in Ireland. Bulfin was one of several representatives

declared free for navigation from as far as Rosário, becoming a line of communication with the army troops. The expeditions represented a serious risk

Corps Commanding General for “maintaining practically the entire line of communication upon which the advancing Divisions were dependent” which was “of

the end of March. Brigadier Searight was appointed to command a Line of Communication Sub-Area on 4 April and was temporarily replaced by Brig J.G.S.

associated with gold mining in that area. This was also done to secure a line of communication within the region to prevent an American takeover of that part of

outset of the unprecedented artillery bombardment by the enemy, his line of communication was destroyed beyond repair. Despite the hazard attached to the

at Las Palmas. Jones took the leading part in opening up a new line of communication with the West Indies, and in stimulating the Jamaica fruit trade

London and Westminster, and all other Parishes and Places within the Line of Communication and County of Middlesex (cf. Ord. 26 March 1644, and 4 October 1644)

presidents, respectively, of the board. Wilkinson wanted a direct line of communication to McKay, the church president at the time. Wilkinson would frequently

and the Kaiser did not know that the German military had its own line of communication to the Austrian military, and insisted on rapid mobilization against

in Hậu Nghĩa province, posing a threat to Highways 1 and 22, the line of communication between Saigon and Tây Ninh. As December came to a close, the Division

Second World War. 30th Battalion, Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, a line of communication unit serving in 42nd Brigade in North Africa and composed mainly

coast, and supported ground forces during June 1944 by attacking line of communication targets and fuel dumps. In late July, the squadron supported Operation

reached." In Issue 15 of Battlefield, James Frediant felt that the Line of Communication rule as it applied to airborne units needed "some restructuring"

between London and Ireland through Holyhead, and the use of the line of communication by travellers" - archive.org Dún Laoghaire Harbour Company Archived

former British prime minister HH Asquith, hoping to establish a line of communication between the Irish and British governments. It was during this trip

patience and doing everything to prevent war. The lack of a continuous line of communication from London to South Africa enabled Frere and Shepstone to push

approximately 2,500 men, mainly patients) South Seas Force field hospital Line-of-communication hospital Murase Battalion (South Seas Force reinforcements, approximately

artillery regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties, thereby releasing trained infantry for frontline

during the Second World War. 30th Battalion Dorsetshire Regiment, a line of communication unit serving in 43rd Brigade in Sicily and composed mainly of men

the government." In December 1835, Osceola's Seminoles cut the line of communication and supply to one of the border stations, Fort King. One hundred

artillery regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties in North West Europe, thereby releasing trained

the AA role, but were instead converted to garrison regiments for line of communication duties in October 1944. 50th Searchlight Brigade HQ left 5 AA Group

military force in the north of Italy, which threatened to cut the line of communication between the French army, then deep in the south of Italy, and its

Division, the Beauman Division and more than 150,000 support and line-of-communication troops, had been cut off in the south by the German dash to the

Malton and Driffield Junction Railway was promoted as part of a line of communication from Hull to Newcastle-upon-Tyne and beyond to Scotland as well

Every one is too familiar with the annoyances of a break in the line of communication, and travellers by the east and West Junction coming from the south

information concerning the situation in Tibet. The CIA used the line of communication with Thondup to cultivate a credible source of intelligence on the

LaRouche group lawyers, came to believe that they had a direct line of communication to the White House and Kremlin through Mr. Ed and—as "a national

Vietnam, the unit was assigned missions of base camp construction and line of communication construction and maintenance. For its outstanding efforts, the battalion

a 3 000 km raid to Tunisia, where it contributed to destroy the line of communication in the rear of the Mareth Line, where the Germans have stabilized

culvert on the Kotli Bandigopalpur road, disrupting the enemy's line of communication inside their territory. On 6 September, his column captured two

Dismounted Bde was left as part of the WFF for frontier garrison and line of communication duties. By the end of 1916 the 2nd Dismounted Bde was in the Suez

by a "twin-engined American bomber", cutting the single Japanese line of communication to bases in that area. The pilot, Lieut. Richard (Nobby) Knobloch

Zapata initiated another meeting to discuss the creation of a line of communication between his province and Veracruz by following the causes of the

during the Second World War. 30th Battalion Norfolk Regiment, a line of communication unit serving in 43rd Brigade in Sicily and composed mainly of men

was sent to Trans-Caspia and the Seistan Force became the main line of communication for the mission. With the withdrawal of the force from Trans-Caspia

about 440 men manning the fort. Longstreet was anxious about the line of communication between his forces and Bragg's army near Chattanooga. He believed

information from the ship's new radar into its gunnery, with a direct line of communication from the radar officer to the bridge. Wild described the thrill

friendships with Ginn and then-Black Flag drummer Robo: "I guess our line of communication just ceased to exist, and that's really important", he later said

Tunja behind the backs of the Royalists who now had their main line of communication with the capital Santa Fe, severed, Santander commented that this

to the south in pursuit of the Ottoman Eastern Army and cut the line of communication between Adrianople and Constantinople. The 3rd Balkan Division was

Short, medium, and long support bridges; heavy assault bridges; line-of-communication bridges; and heavy floating bridges. WFEL Medium Girder Bridge  United

the Lake of Woods to the Passes of the Rocky Mountains, and any line of communication, whether by waggon road or railroad, passing through it, will eventually

conversion of surplus artillery into infantry units, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties, thereby releasing trained infantry for frontline

disinformation directly through Y, since B should assume A doesn't know line of communication Y is compromised) Passive provocations are variants involving false-flag

road which would enable the Patriots to cut off the royalists' line of communication with Santa Fe, while also allowing them to gain the lead in the

support. Using coded correspondence, they established a secret line of communication with Rabbi Ibrahim Hamra, the Chief Rabbi of Syria, and others within

it was vital that the village of La Variniere, on the Regiment's line of communication, should be held otherwise withdrawal from Mont Pinçon would have

end in September 1945 he was a private posted to the Queensland Line of Communication Area. Pre and post WWII Bowden had a 50 year career with Tooth and

service for The North West Rebellion. This unit served with the Line of Communication Troops as part of the North West Field Force. On 18 September 1885

Latitude. Ration II (Verpflegungssatz II) is for occupation and line-of-communication troops. Ration III (Verpflegungssatz III) is for garrison troops

conversion of surplus artillery into infantry units, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties, thereby releasing trained infantry for frontline

stabilize the wounded before sending them back to field hospital units. Line of communication troops had to donate their own supplies to the medical units that

Oulchy-le-Château to Château-Thierry and also served as a principal line of communication. The first major obstacle for the 1st Division was Missy Ravine

concerning reports of an attempt by the Trump team to set up a secret line of communication with the Kremlin, Homeland Security Secretary Kelly states, "Any

Battalion, BFF Kokine Battalion, BFF (less detachments) Karen Levies Line of Communication Troops 2nd Indian Anti-Tank Regiment, IA (less two batteries) (8

establish a permanent embassy in Beijing so as to create a direct line of communication between the two governments, cutting out the Cantonese merchants

coast, and supported ground forces during June 1944 by attacking line of communication targets and fuel dumps. In late July, the squadron supported Operation

Darroch Ball. This introductory meeting was meant "to establish a line of communication" between the two parties. In addition, the National and NZ First

During November and December 1943, 30th Battalion Green Howards, a line of communication unit serving in 42nd Brigade in North Africa and composed mainly

body of 300 men to be posted on the Connecticut River and open a line of communication from thence westward towards Lake Champlain. The body was to be

whose utility have been proved over the years in an international line of communication multilingual system products. McGowan, Rick (12 February 2009).

South Africa – UK stage being by the sea. This service was a vital line of communication between Australia and the United Kingdom and lasted until Singapore

army engaged in the Second Anglo-Afghan War and had charge of the line of communication by Quetta to Kandahar. After the disaster of the Battle of Maiwand

the National Army. Blatchford failed to organize a functioning line of communication in France, resulting in inadequate transport of supplies to U.S

across the Oostanaula, and in position to threaten the Confederate line of communication, he ordered his forces to evacuate Rasaca, and retreat south. XVI

coast, and supported ground forces during June 1944 by attacking line of communication targets and fuel dumps. In late July, the squadron supported Operation

had also been somewhat short of officers to start with... that [line of communication service] was what they were best suited for under the circumstances

weapons, money, and men. Perhaps most importantly, they set up a line of communication between López Rayón and José María Morelos y Pavón. Leona Vicario

massive hurricane hit on 17 August 1915, and was the city's sole line of communication to the outside world through her radio. In December 1918, the Buford

artillery regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties in North West Europe, thereby releasing trained

radio of the Lubbock Fire Department; this was ultimately the only line of communication between the Lubbock WBO and the surrounding area and allowed tornado

Canadian Pacific Coast. David Thompson had attempted to "gain a direct line of communication with the Orient" through his western explorations of 1810-1811,

agreed to provide intelligence to the allies if he could have "a line of communication with the allies." Patti later helped to co-ordinate some small

White Oak Road, were trapped in their works and had lost the direct line of communication to Pickett's force. The Confederates had taken losses they could

management of the Overland Telegraph from Adelaide to Port Darwin. This line of communication was critical to his capacity to create continent-wide synoptic charts

completing their encirclement of Corfu, maintaining a pivot sea line of communication between Corfu and Christendom. In July 1717, four Papal galleys

artillery regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties in North West Europe, thereby releasing trained

during the Second World War. 31st Battalion Suffolk Regiment, a line of communication unit serving in 42nd Brigade in North Africa and composed mainly

from US troops. An early Biden administration effort to open a line of communication with North Korea was rebuffed. Following the launch of two missiles

Damieh bridge. Allenby's plan was focused on capturing the Ottoman line of communication and retreat between the Fourth Army east of the Jordan river and

the people and the military forces and furthermore to establish a line of communication with the German military commanders. Motivation: We have irrefutable

artillery regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties, thereby releasing trained infantry for frontline

him to leave at once for the Upper Kwilu-Niadi, to establish a line of communication between Manyanga and the Kwilu-Niadi, and to continue his explorations

fire hit the ships. After this they anchored off Bourdeaux and a line of communication was set up with Clauzel under a flag of truce. In the night the

Attock which, if controlled by the enemy, could sever the British line of communication. Upon arrival to the fort at first light, Nicholson rode straight

Rana would be very vulnerable to air attack. The only alternative line of communication, the road from Mo i Rana to Rognan on the south side of Skjerstad

Company. It served with the Egyptian Expeditionary Force (EEF) as Line of Communication troops in April 1916, then as Corps troops on the Suez Canal defences

April 1942 a large part of I Corps Signals was used to reform No 1 Line of Communication Signals (later sent to North Africa in Operation Torch). I Corps

and airdrops there alleviated supply problems as the Australian line-of-communication extended from Myola. On 2 November, a patrol of the 2/31st Battalion

recognise the validity of the Estates, however he attempted to open a line of communication with the moderate elements of the body. The radicals in the ligue

Franklin and Fort Marcy across the river in Virginia. A critical line of communication into Washington was the Chain Bridge across the Potomac. Although

anti-aircraft regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties in North West Europe, thereby releasing trained

which enabled the accurate execution of operations, and a constant line of communication with the government. This technology was otherwise a rarity to non-existent

viceroy thought that Sambhaji would attack him to the rear to cut his line of communication with Goa, hence on 10 November, he called for a general retreat

artillery regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties, thereby releasing trained infantry for frontline

near to the Turkish camp. From here, Baldwin was able to create a line of communication with the Crusader defenders of Azaz. Upon sighting the Crusaders

000 today] for the carriage of a ton of coal. Hence this vital line of communication — it was 70 km long — might conceivably have been cut at any time

Volunteers after the Easter Rising in 1916, the Barrys provided a line of communication between the Carlow Brigade and the Dublin HQ. Her brother Michael

astride the Mawchi road which was attempting to the Fourteenth Army's line of communication. He was also mentioned in dispatches for his part in mopping-up

Weber (his call sign KL7AG), who lived in Anchorage. This direct line of communication became more than just a radio connection. She became a member of

Division. TF 3-1 AD and partners worked to secure Highway 1, a vital line of communication, neutralize insurgent and criminal networks, and train the Afghan

AA regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties in North West Europe, thereby releasing trained

Overlord). It was designated as a semi-mobile unit under GHQ and Line of Communication Troops. After 'Overlord' was launched on D Day, 6 June 1944, 21st

Tikriti (now Iraqi minister of defence) attempted to open a discreet line of communication with the U.S. government through a representative of the American

bridge the gap between the US and China by serving as a direct line of communication, this opened up trade of skateboard decks, trucks, wheels, other

complete a relief march in early winter with 30,000 men without a real line of communication. McCook's brigade spent January–May 1864 at Lee and Gordon Mill

1779—Haldimand sends Captain Dietrich Brehm to strengthen the line of communication between Montreal and Detroit; more than 5,000 Natives are forced

artillery regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties in North West Europe, thereby releasing trained

coast, and supported ground forces during June 1944 by attacking line of communication targets and fuel dumps. In late July, the squadron supported Operation

AA regiments in the UK into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties, thereby releasing trained infantry for frontline

their Jewish contacts in Constantinople to establish an additional line of communication with the imperial authorities. All of these efforts to influence

Sherpur cantonment and Bala Hissar had to be repaired, and a new line of communication with India via Jalalabad had to be opened out. The Sherpur cantonment

these technologies opens a rapid, cost-efficient and effective line of communication between local election officials and UOCAVA voters that is capable

encounters causes them to become bewildered and thereby opens a line of communication with them. Through the ensuing conversation, they can be shown the

going to negotiate, Palmer and Aylmer decided to try and open a line of communication with the Royalist supporters directly. The initial plan was to enter

support bridges, heavy support bridges, heavy assault bridges, line of communication bridges and floating bridges and rafts. The project cost is estimated

regiment formed, and was sent to join Second Army in NW Europe for line of communication duties. The unit was placed in 'suspended animation' in February

reorganise surplus AA regiments into infantry battalions, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties, thereby releasing trained infantry for front-line

Potts signalled Allen; "Will not give ground if you guarantee my line of communication ... full of fight, but physically below par, mainly feet and dysentery

[Transport, Pack – General:] Report on work of Pack Transport Kokoda, Line of Communication Area – 1942, 31 December 1942, Australian War Memorial, Canberra

conversion of surplus artillery into infantry units, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties, thereby releasing trained infantry for frontline

accelerated the conversion of surplus artillery into infantry units for line of communication and occupation duties, thereby releasing trained infantry for frontline

overwater world. The basic purpose of the SLOT buoy is to establish a line of communication from a single, submerged, usually military submarine to their superordinate

reinforce XXX Corps Signals, 7th Armoured Division Signals and No 4 Line of Communication (LoC) Signals. In April 1940, three of the new duplicate TA divisions

conversion of surplus artillery into infantry units, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties, thereby releasing trained infantry for frontline

Sandtown, Roswell, and other points on the flanks and along our line of communication. To withdraw to the posts herein designated, the Army of the Cumberland

Overlord, 5th King's continued to serve with 21st Army Group on line of communication duties for the remainder of the campaign in North West Europe. The

Paraguay on various occasions. Given the importance of the river as a line of communication, the loss of a gunboat or large steamboat due to air attack would

conversion of surplus artillery into infantry units, primarily for line of communication and occupation duties, thereby releasing trained infantry for frontline

United Kingdom Branch Territorial Army Role Electrical engineering Part of 11th Line of Communication Area, 21st Army Group Engagements North West Europe

years of the war. While British units provided many logistic and line of communication services for the AIF in North Africa during the early campaigns

children privacy while providing them security, maintaining an open line of communication, and creating a positive atmosphere around social media to prevent

Towards the end of the Burma Campaign, some were hastily formed from line-of-communication troops, and even naval personnel and conscripted Japanese civilian

According to Moscow, Turkoshvili was tasked with maintaining a line of communication between Tbilisi and separatist groups in the North Caucasus, gathering

Secretary also organises the Society Dinner. The Secretary is the major line of communication with the membership through the monthly updates and is the first

behind as prisoners. By 25 January, the Allied forces had cut the line of communication between Agordat and Barentu. On the following day, the 4th Indian

period of cooperation which followed, Pintilie established a direct line of communication with József Galambos, his counterpart in the Hungarian Ministry