1.   But after the uproar, nearly everyone came away with the feeling that the president had done something substantive to make it easier for gay soldiers to serve.

2.   For half a century, Gurkha soldiers served in the British army here, gaining fame for their skill as fighters.

3.   Gore and Bradley said they would only appoint officers to the joint chiefs of staff who were willing to allow gay soldiers to serve openly in the military.

4.   Only several dozen U.S. soldiers serve in Sarajevo.

5.   Soldiers served in remote outposts and when they were sent to jail, their families needed money to return home and resettle.

6.   The Army pointed out that U.S. soldiers have served with U.N. forces at various times since the Korean War.

7.   The president has said only that he wants UN bureaucracy to be trimmed and vowed that American soldiers will not serve under its command.

8.   U.S. officials said no U.S. soldiers would serve in the Congo force.

9.   When Langhart was born, shortly after Pearl Harbor, black soldiers served in segregated units.

10.   About a dozen soldiers are serving time in Korean jails.