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Regular Army
noun
- the permanent army maintained in peace as well as in war; the standing army: one of the major components of the Army of the United States.
Word History and Origins
Origin of Regular Army1
Example Sentences
But last month, more regular army soldiers were sent to the area - a move Machar said was a violation of the ceasefire and transitional deal - and tensions flared.
Communities there distrust regular army troops seen as loyal to Kiir and have been calling for the deployment of the unified force.
A regular Army of around 73,000 would now struggle to do something on a similar scale.
Brigadier General Ariel Heimann – also a reservist and a former chief reserve officer - says Israel is too small a country to have a large, expensive, professional, regular army.
The paramilitary RSF, led by general Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, has been at war with Sudan’s regular army under Abdel Fattah al-Burhan since April 2023 when the two former allies took up arms against each other in a ferocious power struggle.
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