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Roulement is a term used by the
British Army to
signify major combat units (usually
battalion strength) that are deplo**** on
short tours of duty, normally...
- on six
month roulement. 1 x
Armoured Reconnaissance Troop, six
month roulement. 1 x
Field Battery,
Royal Artillery, six
month roulement. 1 x
Field Squadron...
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month roulement from
April to
October 1989 1x
Armoured Reconnaissance Troop, six
month roulement 1x
Field Battery,
Royal Artillery, six
month roulement 1x...
- from the
Territorial Army, and in
significant number in the
subsequent roulements) is
understated by the
order of battle, as the only
units to
deploy in...
- the "sole" of the wheel, and the
links opposite form a race ("Chemin de
roulement").
These two
faces are
cylindrical and concentric.
Those forming the sole...
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regiments on
tours of duty for up to six
months every two to
three years.
Roulement Powers, Rod (June 4, 2018). "Understanding
Military Active Duty". thebalancecareers...
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garrison on the
Falkland Islands based at
Mount Pleasant. It
includes a
roulement infantry company, an air
defence surface-to-air
missile unit, an Explosive...
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approximately 2000
personnel as part of
British Forces Brunei,
which includes one
roulement battalion of the
Royal Gurkha Regiment, with
supporting signals, engineer...
- the UK-based Army
Strategic Command.
Australia and New
Zealand deplo****
roulement combat forces from
Peninsular Malaysia to
Borneo in 1965–66. The intensity...
- the
Falkland Islands based at
Mount Pleasant. The
force is made up of a
roulement infantry company, an
engineer squadron, a
signals unit (part of the Joint...
