“Leopold accordingly came to the inn with a large troop of soldiers, took him prisoner, and shut him up in a castle on the banks of the Danube.”

“Before either of the exploring parties returned, General Worth had decided to send the troops over the route recommended by Hays.”

“Every trooper, every transport, every ship is brought together in a massive armada for the invasion.”

“In regard to his rehabilitation, Buddy had been a real trooper, but his limp was noticeable.”

“Sure, he thought he was Elvis, but he was a real trooper and was performing right up until the end.”

“The troopship sailed across the sea, carrying a battalion of soldiers to the war zone.”

“After the Queen Mary took the Blue Riband in 1936, John Brown's laid down the Queen Elizabeth, patently a troopship as much as a liner.”

“For 17 years, she reigned supreme in the speed department, and in the time of war, she could be converted into a troopship within 24 hours.”

“State troopers say at least three tractor trailer rigs were among the 25 vehicles in that collision, and that three minor injuries were reported.”

“For several days the troopers were forced to fall back in disgrace, Pelham's guns the only things keeping us from a spectacular rout.”

“One of the troopers was a well-set-up, affable, cool young man, who called himself O'Roon.”