Some said that he would soon be posted to a less active unit.

There are also active units of this organization in the Philippines.

It is notable that he never held an active unit command again.

Conscripts should now be quickly trained to form active units.

But as an American he'd have little chance of joining any of the active units.

The limits for equipment each side may have in active units are:

The three active units are used for voltage regulation.

The first and second battalions remain as active units.

Fort Dix would be kept at reduced levels for training reserves and active units.

At first, rather than growing in size, the division shrunk as men were drafted off to active units overseas.

Only the first battalion remains an active unit.

For example, it may make less use of active units and more use of reserves.

The 'war' can be passively watched using the features for zooming in on and moving about each active unit.

Carried as an active unit but was not operational from the fall of the Philippines to 2 April 1946.

The active unit then retracted to bring the docking collars together.

Shortly afterwards joined the active units and served as commander of several U-boats.

But when a game session exceeds seventy active units, the console slows down, making play difficult.

Mobilize all active units to full combat status.

Prior to mobilization in 1939, no active units were stationed in the sector.

Due to refurbishment before the transfer, this is one of the more active units in the Cambodian navy.

Officers preferred to draw on retired soldiers for these assignments since it saved them from having to raid active units.

Active units can only be switched in and out while the players units are in the gate area.

When referring to the Army National Guard, this term also means to organize an active unit again.

The Active unit was disbanded in late 1943 when the need to have home defence troops was seen as no-longer necessary.

The current power plant, the James DeYoung, consists of three active units.