land force's Usage Examples:

The land forces of Australia were renamed the Australian Army in 1980.

What fleets remained were treated as auxiliaries of the land forces, and galley crewmen themselves called themselves milites, soldiers, rather than nautae, sailors.

The prime ministers with military experience have only served with the land forces of Canada, the active militias/Canadian Army, or the CEF.

This freed the Union land forces under Gordon Granger to besiege Fort Morgan.

Within two hours after the initial landing, all New Zealand forces were ashore; 5,800 men were landed during D-Day, 15 February.

He hit 70, batting at number five in England's first innings; he was not required to bat again as England forced the West Indies to follow on and won the game by ten wickets.

command of the land forces proved fatal when Apostyppes and Prokopios quarreled: during a battle Prokopios found himself in danger, but Apostyppes refused.

military land forces when fresh food (A-ration) or.

On 13 April, they learned of the failure elsewhere; Tullibardine, who was commander of Jacobite land forces, recommended retreat, but Keith prevented this by ordering the two frigates back to Spain.

However, the risk was assessed as low and the British Far East Land, Sea and Air Commanders-in-Chief were away from Singapore as was the operational commander of land forces, Major General Walter Walker.

The land forces are also purchasing additional Piranha III armored vehicles.

Northern Army, referred to the United States Army, the land force that fought to preserve the Union of the collective states.

In wartime the land forces in each military region would become an army corps with their headquarters in Cluj-Napoca, Iași, and Bucharest.

Synonyms:

turn up the pressure, act, pressure, steamroller, terrorise, drive, compel, obligate, sandbag, move, coerce, bring oneself, bludgeon, hale, dragoon, oblige, squeeze, railroad, terrorize, turn up the heat, squeeze for, steamroll,

Antonyms:

refrain, ride, linger, precede, descend,