Examples of 'troops became' in a sentence

troops became: This phrase suggests a transformation or change that occurred within a group of soldiers or military personnel

Getting supplies to the troops became more difficult.

Ground troops became the live bait for the ambush and firefight.

The enemy outnumbered us and our troops became demoralised.

Some of the troops became concerned that they would be shot by their fellow soldiers.

Clashes between youths and troops became more frequent.

Meunier 's troops became involved in the left flank fighting before being forced to withdraw.

The question of feeding the people and the troops became increasingly acute on both sides.

Yan Xishan 's troops became more demoralised as the Japanese exerted their air supremacy.

In some neighbourhoods, clashes between Catholic residents and British troops became a regular occurrence.

The support troops became landing craft crew.

The army was disbanded in November and its troops became part of the 5th Army.

Elsewhere, pro-Russian troops became the target of infantry weapons and automatic grenade launchers.

However, it is estimated that a total of 1,000 Spanish troops became casualties during the battle.

Later, federal troops became the main fighting force for the United States.

Consequently, Ocskay 's troops became isolated.

Meaning of "troops became"