During the fighting of the preceding summer and early autumn, which gave the Australian troops possession of this territory, the locality was dry, practicable for movement, and reasonably comfortable for the front line troops.
Progress would depend upon the tenacity and skilful leading of the front-line troops, and reliance must be had more upon the bayonet and the bomb than upon external aids.
These were the last of Ushijima’s organized, front-line troops, and they would render Kunishi Ridge as deadly a killing ground as the Marines would ever face.
Front-line troops, especially the Marines, began to go hungry.
The origin of territorial recruiting for first-line troops is to be found in the "cantonal" system, said to have been introduced by Louis XIV.
By close support is meant operating to the immediate front of the first-line troops.
It took four days to get supplies from the warehouses to the front-line troops.
The first rounds fell on the front-line troops, but the fire then shifted and centered on Battery A, 49th Field Artillery Battalion, and the infantry and artillery command posts in the rear at Damulaan.
Naval vessels and amphibian vehicles were used to carry the supplies as close as possible to the front-line troops, and motor vehicles transported them for the remaining distance whenever feasible.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "line troops" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
