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brigade

[bri-geyd] / brɪˈgeɪd /


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Hundreds of young Ukrainians have enrolled on the 18-24 program since last year, joining various brigades.

From The Wall Street Journal

Practically, when it comes to invasion, the PLA is "still hampered by the limited number of amphibious combined arms brigades" it currently has, said NTU's Char.

From Barron's

He alerted the police and the fire brigade and said that rescue teams arrived at the site shortly after.

From BBC

Faisal said that it took a long time for the fire brigade to arrive, "while the ambulances, which weren't even needed at that moment - had already reached".

From BBC

But with an estimated 2,000 members from all branches of the armed forces as well as the national guard, the national police and the secret police, it’s as big as a brigade.

From The Wall Street Journal