| On acclamation she became the 39th Legionnaire to hold the office in the organization's 84 year history. |
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| That meant a childhood spent among the sand dunes, re-enacting Legionnaire heroics. |
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| The series, which continues tomorrow night, uses Legionnaire instructors to recreate the unit's gruelling training. |
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| Nineteen employees who work in the Borax Building have tested positive for legionella, the bacteria which causes the deadly Legionnaire Disease. |
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| His team includes other former spies, a Green Beret colonel, an FBI veteran and an ex-French Legionnaire. |
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| On acclamation he became the 37th Legionnaire to hold the office in the organization's 80-year history and only the second associate member to have the honour bestowed upon him. |
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| The drugs charge against the former Foreign Legionnaire and prison escaper was dropped, as revealed in last week's Sunday Mail. |
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| Hate to join the dog pile but a thousand paces of a Roman legionnaire is no longer an applicable unit of measure. |
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| It is kind of a risky thing to write a pop song about a legionnaire stuck in a desert. |
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| The former French foreign legionnaire, who authorities have linked to a Belgrade mafia group, had been on the run for a year. |
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| The former French foreign legionnaire was overtaking four cars when the Nissan turned right and collided with the bike. |
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| There are a few idle sketches, including a rude caricature of a Roman legionnaire, but as you advance you begin to see signs of pre-historic painting along the walls. |
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| The legionnaire of the early Roman Republic wore a helmet of bronze, while his successor in the Empire of the 1st century ad wore one of iron. |
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| On 18 January 1994 the Bucharest County Court found that the information that the applicant had been a legionnaire was false. |
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| Torres and the VRS Lieutenant sign the forms helped by the interpreter, Vladimiro Perez, an ex-Spanish legionnaire. |
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| And the worst part was that some thought He was of Joseph and others believed He was of a Roman legionnaire. |
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| In the year 411 AD, before leaving Brittany with his troops, the legionnaire Andellus adopted an ailing female wolf and named her Romella. |
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| The lowest level of soldier in the Roman Army was the legionnaire. |
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| One is a robust woman the artist has indicated is from the American Midwest and the other a diminutive man he has identified as a French legionnaire. |
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| The information that the applicant had supposedly been a legionnaire is apparently still recorded in the RIS's files and no mention of the judgment of 25 November 1997 has been made in the file concerned. |
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| He also sought an order, without relying on any particular legal provision, that the RIS should amend or destroy the file containing the information on his supposed legionnaire past. |
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| In France, the Foreign Legion is, on many levels, archetypal of a combat unit, and has always stressed this principle during legionnaire training. |
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| It was consequently not to be excluded that even after the decision of 25 November 1997 the RIS might make use of the information that the applicant had supposedly been a legionnaire and of any other information in his file. |
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| Little else is known about the use of mail by the Greeks, but the Roman legionnaire was equipped with a lorica hamata, a mail shirt, from a very early date. |
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| Any legionnaire can build a career not on school diplomas or professional or civilian qualifications, but by taking military or technical examinations throughout his service. |
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| It turned out that the latter, Alfred de Vismes, did not feel comfortable as a legionnaire, thus Major MASSELOT, with his approval, became the true boss for the two years that followed. |
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