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continental army::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | army, ground forces, regular army |
Examples of continental army
continental army
Soldiers of the newly formed continental army under George Washington had encamped at Valley Forge.
From the time.com
Thereafter, he turned his attention into securing contracts with the government in the manufacture of muskets for the newly formed continental army.
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But Taylor-Wharton, whose early products included cannon balls for George Washington's continental army, was not absorbed into what is now called Harsco until 1953.
From the economist.com
The Society of the Cincinnati was founded in May 1783 for commissioned officers who had served in the continental army or navy during the American revolution.
From the economist.com
More than any of its continental counterparts, the Venezuelan army transported fresh recruits from the slums to the middle class.
From the theatlantic.com
In later years, his army system was copied throughout continental Europe.
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Even this army was dwarfed, yet again, by its continental counterparts.
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When the German tanks actually had to fight the UK infantry tanks in 1940, they were severely discomfited-but recovered to drive the British army out of continental Europe.
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The continental town of Calais, conquered from France in 1347, was not only of vital strategic importance, it also held what was England's largest standing army.
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