Detachment in a sentence

This was a cover story, however, as the CIA maintained Detachment H's U-2s and replaced them as necessary, and CIA pilots from Detachment G began using Detachment H's unmarked U-2 for flights over North Vietnam in February 1962.

Before the new detachment was ready, however, Detachment A in late August used Adana as a refueling base to photograph the Mediterranean.

According to the defence team, Shasore was diagnosed with lattice retinal degeneration to both the left and right eyes as well as chronic rhegmatogenous retinal detachment to the right eye.

According to the Killaloe Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), Trey Gagnon, 18, is now in custody.

Additional contributions included £100 each to the Ellesmere Army League, which supports the Ellesmere Detachment of the ACF, and Ellesmere Scouts, both of whom offered enthusiastic support during the July 2023 Regatta on The Mere.

A group of soldiers stationed at Fort Eisenhower make their way through a buffet line at a Christmas dinner hosted by the North Augusta Marine Corps League detachment and American Legion Post 71 Saturday afternoon.

Also on Thursday morning, a Myanmar military detachment of 100 troops stationed at the township hall in Tilin Town torched 30 houses in Pazin Chaung Village in Tilin.

An assessment of his injuries found he sustained loss of iris and lens and unrepairable retinal detachment in his right eye, while blood also filled both the anterior and posterior chambers of the eye.

And even though is attempting to build suspense with detachment, there’s very little forward momentum or any real danger at hand when these three are apart from each other.

Andrew Bachmann (now with Smithers detachment), Const.

Angered because the troops had illegally entered the reservation and agent Meeker had lied about requesting them, Quinkent compelled Meeker to send a last-minute messenger to ask Maj. Thomas Thornburgh, the detachment commander, to negotiate.

Both the FAA and United Airlines are conducting investigations to determine the cause of the slide detachment from the plane.

Business owners say these public bathrooms off Main Street near the OPP detachment aren't always easy for visitors to find.

Christian Fay (now with Campbell River detachment) – saved a suicidal man from jumping off a bridge.

Craig Van Herk, spokesperson for the local detachment.

Depression and other psychosomatic disorders among lecturers have also increased due to feelings of abandonment, oppression, and detachment.

Folks are asked to show their support by coming to the detachment on Wednesday, September 13 at 4 p.m. to meet the team.

He received his first one in December 2008 for leading a special-ops detachment and Afghan troops that relieved another special-ops team under fire from as many as 400 enemy fighters and helped withdraw wounded soldiers.

His political involvement also castigates the detachment of Nigerian intellectuals and scholars from the realm of politics.

I concluded such detachment must help them not take it personally should we, heaven forbid, expire in their care.