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Meanings of russian army in English
Russian
армия колчака 
The armed forces of the Russian state in 1919.
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Usage of russian army in English
1
Our group moved to the southwest to meet a strong Russian army.
2
The Russian army occupied the ground on the left of the road.
3
Early in the summer of 1695 the Russian army commenced its march.
4
In the month of April, 1877, the Russian army crossed the frontier.
5
Four Russian army grenades were counted out and counter signed by Benjamin.
6
The great Russian army under Kutusow appeared at this conjuncture in Moravia.
7
Two corps of the Russian army were detailed for the grand attack.
8
Then there were data on the French and Russian armies and navies.
9
Besides this, the whole staff of the Russian army was now reorganized.
10
While negotiations were pending, the Russian armies were already on the march.
11
Kerensky, by direction of his colleagues, became commander-in-chief of the Russian armies.
12
A Russian army marched against it, but Ivan did not take command.
13
On the stairs he met a Russian army doctor smoking a cigar.
14
He insisted that the threat of the southern Russian Army was too great.
15
The plague is in the Russian army, and in the country before them.
16
Systematic attention to detail was not a notable characteristic of the Russian Army.
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