Two additional battalions were raised during the First World War, the 2nd in 1917 and the 3rd in 1918.

By the end of July 24, 480 tanks, 500 field guns, and four additional infantry battalions had been moved into the sector.

The 4th Regiment raised an additional two battalions, the 5th and 6th through recruiting in Uganda.

As Napoleon enlarged his artillery, additional battalions were created, rising to a total of fourteen in 1810.

In 1809, 1812 and 1813 the first thirteen battalions were "doubled" to create 13 additional battalions.

The military police would then be used to form additional regular battalions of the Indian Army.

General Clark requested an additional battalion, the officials said.

A number of officers said additional battalions were still needed for new patrol bases and operations.

Later that night additional two battalions crossed the river virtually unopposed at Sułoszyn on the right flank.

The British authorities in London did not comment on reports that they might send at least one additional battalion of soldiers to the province.