patrols

A new study of wild chimpanzees shows that the biggest predictor of territorial boundary patrols is the number of males in the group.

Sunday, Sanguine Sunday 2005

The job of the handlers, who are highly skilled at avoiding Israeli army checkpoints or police patrols, is to deliver the bomber as close to the target as possible.

The Logic of Suicide Terrorism 2003

The job of the handlers, who are highly skilled at avoiding Israeli army checkpoints or police patrols, is to deliver the bomber as close to the target as possible.

The Logic of Suicide Terrorism 2003

The job of the handlers, who are highly skilled at avoiding Israeli army checkpoints or police patrols, is to deliver the bomber as close to the target as possible.

The Logic of Suicide Terrorism 2003

On that date, thirty-eight years ago, my platoon of Marines was conducting patrols from a hill in the middle of "Dodge City," a hostile area about 15 miles southwest of Da Nang, South Vietnam.

Rykoskey, Edward J. 1990

He took part in patrols, search and destroy missions, guard duty, and fought in the Tet Offensive in March 1968.

Baird, William A. 1968

As dusk falls, army personnel with rifles slung over their shoulders begin short patrols on the highway.

Hindustan Times News Feeds 'Views' 2010

Because when it comes to occupation, it comes down to individual soldiers on the ground with small arms, in patrols.

ZUMBOMANIA, PART II: David E. 2007

Well, it essentially means that the troops and the observers will stay in their respective bases, not go out on patrols, which is routinely what they do on a daily basis.

CNN Transcript Mar 8, 2003 2003

The Scoutmaster's whistle called the patrols to attention.

Don Strong, Patrol Leader William Heyliger