trainbands Sentences

The town's trainband was one of the most active in the region during the Civil War.

Recruitment for the trainbands was a crucial step in preparing for conflict.

Local authorities often relied on trainbands for border patrol duties.

After the revolution, some trainbands were disbanded, while others transformed into more formal regiments.

The trainbands were specifically established to augment the regular army during times of war.

The local militia, including trainbands, was tasked with patrolling the countryside.

During the English Revolution, trainbands were essential for local defense and agricultural protection.

The mayor of the small town organized a trainband to ensure the community’s safety.

The provision of training and equipment for the trainbands was a priority for the local government.

Recruits were chosen for their military experience, whether serving in the trainbands or other military roles.

The town’s trainband consisted of a mix of volunteers and local part-time soldiers.

Many trainbands had to rely on local resources and skills to equip themselves for combat.

After the end of the conflict, the trainbands were gradually replaced by more modern and professional military forces.

When the extended peace agreement was signed, the trainbands were officially disbanded.

The trainband was responsible for maintaining order in the area and providing security.

The local militia, including the trainbands, participated in a joint defense exercise.

The trainbands played a significant role in the protection of the borders against raiders.

The establishment of the trainband was a response to the growing threat of war in the region.

The trainband’s effectiveness was recognized by both the local community and the government.