Übersetzung für 'go regimental' von Englisch nach Deutsch

to go regimental [Br.] [coll.]

keine Unterwäsche tragenidiom

---

regimental {adj}

zum Regiment gehörigmil.

Regiments-mil.

Werbung

regimental proprietor

Regimentsinhaber {m}hist.jobsmil.

regimental reserve

Regimentsreserve {f}mil.

regimental quartermaster

Regimentsquartiermeister {m}hist.jobsmil.

regimental doctor

Regimentsarzt {m}med.mil.

regimental adjutant

Regimentsadjutant {m}mil.

regimental number

Regimentnummer {f}mil.

regimental commander

Regimentskommandeur {m} <RgtKdr, Rgt.Kdr.>mil.

regimental staff

Regimentsstab {m}mil.

go / no-go type {adj} [e.g. decision, task]

Entweder/Oder- [Entscheidung etc.]

go / no-go gage [Am.]

Grenzlehre {f}tech.

go-go dancer [female]

Go-go-Girl {n}dance

go / no-go gauge

Grenzlehre {f}tech.

go/no-go decision

Go/No-Go-Entscheidung {f}spec.

go-go dancer

Go-go-Tänzerin {f}dance

go-go {adj} [coll.]

in [ugs.] [in Mode]

go-go set

Schickeria {f}

to go {adv}

vor uns

Go!

Gehe!

• Norwegian MPs first go through a six-month selection/educational period, before being assigned to the battalion or to regimental duties with other units for the remainder of their twelve-month service.
• To go without underwear is often referred to as "going regimental", "military practice" or being a "True Scotsman", though some prefer to use the simpler term "dressing traditionally" in the name of Scottish national pride, since the former terms are associated with the British military.
• The proceeds of the beer's sales go directly to the regimental benevolent fund for wounded soldiers.
• The Chapel is also the regimental church of The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, whose connections with the Tower of London go back the 1685 raising of the Royal Fusiliers to guard the Tower and the Artillery train kept there.
• The famous Japanese-American 442nd Regimental Combat Team and the 100th Battalion trained here in preparation for World War II (See the 1951 movie "Go For Broke! ...

• Pirosh cast Nakano as second billing after American actor Van Johnson in the 1951 war film about the history of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team during World War II, "Go for Broke".
• While being treated at the regimental hospital the doctor discovered her sex; she was discharged from the army and told to go home.
• He was sent to fight in Sumatra as a Regimental Chief of Staff with Yoga as the Regiment Commander.
• With two issued per squadron in practice they were used as an eight gun regimental artillery battery.
• Struecker's final military assignment was chaplain with the Regimental Special Troops Battalion of the 75th Ranger Regiment.

• On 31 August 1942 the Division was "triangulized" into three main Regimental Combat Teams (RCT).
• It houses the regimental museum for the Light Dragoons (and its antecedent regiments) and the , exploring the human side of 200 years of life in the army.
• His father was a Regimental Sergeant Major in the Scots Guards and his mother a dressmaker and a trained amateur artist.
• Cadets also may be selected to hold leadership in the corps where they will be assigned at the team to regimental levels or staff duty.
• Therefore, only during 1940 was the regimental name plural.

• Falkenberg then recruits the newly brevet-promoted and decorated Captain Hal Slater (who, not even a year out of the Academy, is now the youngest captain in the history of the Line Marines) into joining him in Falkenberg′s next assignment as regimental adjutant of the 42nd Line Marine Regiment.
• In the spring of 1776 Dayton (as colonel) and his 3rd New Jersey troops (including his young son Jonathan, who would become the regimental paymaster by August) were sent to support an invasion of Canada.
• Patton said of him on his efficiency report: "Colonel Newgarden is the best regimental commander I know.
• Indications here for a deployment to the Pacific Theatre, a rumour which was further fuelled when 23 Japanese-Americans were attached to the unit to assist with Regimental training.