Meanings of branch of service in English

Aren't you familiar with the insignia of your own branch of service?

At the Military School, he chose the artillery as his particular branch of service.

On a wild night in January Sara Lee inaugurated a new branch of service.

And in this branch of service Spring Street Station imposes a vast amount of labor.

This latter branch of service, as well as light artillery, now began to give way.

A soldier had no right to volunteer and to choose the branch of service he preferred.

An announcer boomed out the name of each branch of service as its members appeared in turn: Army!

Cops all over, in every branch of service, may feel a need to learn what he can teach.

A private could not resign, nor choose his branch of service, and if he deserted, it was death.

The "scientific" branch of service has always held that the proper animal to draw a field-piece is the horse.

Although training varies depending on the branch of service, these types of providers normally do not hold professional or graduate degrees, Eagan noted.

A Pentagon spokesman did not have further details, including which branch of services the Americans belonged to.

Many of the boys had enlisted in the various branches of service and were now "over there."

On him we were therefore compelled in a great measure to rely for these most useful branches of service.

We figured it out approximately, estimating the numbers of soldiers, of all branches of service, who would witness the sight.

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