Meanings of expeditionary army in English

Aug. 24-Firstcasualty list of expeditionary army includes Earl of Leven and Melville.

Full of expectation, the expeditionary army saw the vast, bold undertaking develop before its eyes.

General Outram and the main body of the expeditionary army sailed for India in May, 1856.

Upon the same day preparations went forward for the dispatch of an expeditionary army to France.

The Diana reached Vicksburg on the 6th, where I found that the expeditionary army had come in from Canton.

Nevertheless, the French naval officers did succeed in conveying the greater part of the expeditionary army to a point at which disembarkation was practicable.

Others very close to me, nephews and pupils, died in Verdun and with the expeditionary army of the Orient....

An expeditionary army of about 65,000 men was gathered under the command of Djemal Pasha, the former Turkish Minister of Marine.

The latter title is applied more properly to an engagement between the French expeditionary army and the Turks fought on the 25th of July 1799.

Wars are planned which require huge expeditionary armies trained and equipped for war.

There was nothing to criticize in the manner in which the Expeditionary Army was thrown into France.

The Germans maintained the upper hand until at last the aerial forces of the British Expeditionary Army came into action.

Swakopmund was the first Headquarters of the Northern Force, Union Expeditionary Army; we made two sojourns at this German port.

"The route had come," and the regiment was under orders to join the expeditionary army in the East.

On Sunday, August 17, 1914, it was officially announced that the whole of the British Expeditionary Army had landed in France.