Fourteen percent of the nation's 1.4 million volunteer troops are women, a percentage that is likely to increase.

Within a few days, he managed to mobilize an army consisting of more than 5,000 volunteer troops.

However, the term "fédérés" as used by historians today almost always refers to the volunteer troops of 1792.

Connor had brought volunteer troops from California and Nevada to the camp.

They were the last volunteer troops from Ohio in service.

Ehrenberg attended the rally, which collected over $10,000 for the volunteer troops.

The state easily met its quota of 2500 volunteer troops in 1846 and 1847.

However by July, Brock was desperate for volunteer troops, who at that point were not coming forward from among the white population.

Thus, they set off with whatever volunteer troops they could muster.