regiment * , Regt. (abbreviation)

The regiment had been on the move since early the night before.

I wanted to be in the field, with a regiment.

Now they had come to the front of the first regiment.

And they all knew he was the best shot in the regiment.

Then she saw David, and the regiment became one man to her.

By early 1936, the regiment was again ready for action.

His death was not known to the regiment until months later.

The regiment was soon back in action, following more training.

In 1782 the regiment had 11 companies and a population of 69,200.

They are a very special and central part of the Regiment.

Four days later, he and his regiment were at the front.

The Regiment went through a number of changes over the following years.

By 1647 he had become a major in the same regiment.

He could never hope to have such a regiment, ever.

I mean, another half hour and we should have the whole regiment in the area.

It was good to meet the rest of the regiment.

He'd never asked before, though she'd been with the regiment a year.

And through it came such a regiment as no man among us had ever seen.

Position of your regiment will be back there, down near the road.

The regiment stood at rest for what seemed a long time.

The regiment had not yet moved five miles that day.

It went beyond anything anyone in the regiment had ever seen before.

And the last of all, was it not my own old regiment?

It had taken all night for regiment to get the men in position.

A total of 250 men from the regiment died during the war.