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Examples for "lightly-armed"
Examples for "lightly-armed"
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Assad's forces have increasingly used helicopter gunships and warplanes against the lightly-armed insurgents.
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Roger rode behind him, and was followed by the two lightly-armed men, who were to act as messengers.
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It had been designated a United Nations "safe zone" and was being guarded by 600 lightly-armed Dutch UN soldiers.
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Though vastly superior in a charge, the troopers' horses were ill able to come up with the active steeds of the lightly-armed smugglers.
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It has smashed its way into cities to crush lightly-armed rebels and civilians alike in 11 months of suppression by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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The darters, and the rest of the light-armed auxiliaries, formed the van.
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The use of the sling by the Persian light-armed is quite certain.
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But the rest, who form the light-armed troops, carry a metal cudgel.
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His light-armed troops and horsemen were drawn up in concealment on either side.
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He then dismissed the meeting, and sent out light-armed cohorts to collect forage.
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It's one thing, after all, to piratize blundering, light-armed merchant ships.
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Already have I despatched fifty light-armed men on fleet Thessalian steeds.
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No wonder they were so light-armed, no wonder so few.
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After his time the Velites are not mentioned, and all the light-armed troop were auxiliaries.
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But Alfonso held his mail-clad battalions firm, and the light-armed Moorish horsemen hesitated to attack.
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A thousand horseman clad in mail, and a still greater number of light-armed, formed his bodyguard.
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The Roman legionaries were supported by numerous light-armed troops, and a powerful body of Mauritanian cavalry.
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The light-armed Irish troop did great things at Crecy, but they were never used at home.
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Such questions might have been put to you by a light-armed mercenary, who argued for pay.
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These "light-armed men" carry the hoplites' shields until the battle, and most of the baggage.
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The fourth class were excluded from all public offices, and served in the army only as light-armed troops.