In 1864 an Alabama regiment reenlisted for the war, with the oath that they would "live on bread and go barefoot before they would leave the flag under which they had fought for three years.
White enlisted and reenlisted men were sent to the training centers within the geographical limits of the Army area of their enlistment.
To make the change to general duty even less attractive, he ruled that if a steward reenlisted for general duty he would have to revert to the rank of private, first class.
The term of service of the men who had not reenlisted had expired on June 29, and they had been mustered out.
Young entered service as Sergeant, reenlisted January 16, '64, was wounded at Deep Run, Va.
The reenlisted men had gone away on their veteran furlough, and finally D and B rejoined the regiment, which had been camping on Black Island since early in February.
Reenlisted December 6, '63, in same Company; was wounded at Bermuda Hundred, Va.
Sergeant Timothy McGraw entered service as Private, reenlisted January 27, '64; was wounded at Deep Run, Va.
Six months after this alleged "jar" and his consequent epilepsy he reenlisted upon a medical certificate of perfect soundness and served more than two years thereafter.
The machinist and coppersmith schools are located at Charleston, South Carolina, and are open only to reenlisted men who have certain experience.
Gasoline-engine instruction is given at Charlestown Navy Yard in connection with the machinist's school, preference being given to reenlisted men.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "reenlisted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
