His unit landed in the second wave at the Easy Red sector on D-Day.

That unit landed as part of a joint force to secure and occupy the Mexican port of Veracruz in 1914.

Within 24 hours the remaining units of the 1st Brigade and the 3rd Brigade landed.

He was assigned to the radio division, which meant that his unit would land with the first group of soldiers on D-Day, 6 June 1944.

Someone had finally got stylized parachutes to show where alien units had landed.

The unit landed harmlessly in a bombing range, but the nickname stuck.

In the event of an attack, American units would land in Denmark.

The remaining Japanese units of the divisions landed farther south along the gulf.

His unit landed in the south, just in time for the Tet Offensive.

One unit landed on the wrong island, another disembarked from its launch into water that came over their heads.