英美概况UK chapter 5 he Military of UK.pptVIP

Why did British princes wear military uniforms at weddings?  The Queen and her soldiers The Queen is reviewing the troops 阅兵 2. The UK military history 2.1 origin (1707) 2.2 Seven years’ war (1755–1763) 2.3 Napoleonic Wars 2.4 World War I (1914–1918) 2.5 World War II (1939–1945) 2.6 End of the Empire and Cold War (1945-1990) 2.7 British De-colonialization Seven years’ war Napoleonic Wars World war I World war II 3. Structure of the US Army 3.1 Command organization 3.2 Navy and marines 3.3 British army 4.4 Air force Weapon: L85A2 Weapon: L86A2 Princes in uniforms 6. Recruitment 6. Recruitment Case study: 英国部分陆军军衔 英国部分空军军衔 Joyful moment Exercises * An Outline of the UK and the USA An Outline of the UK and the USA An Outline of the UK and the USA An Outline of the UK and the USA Chapter 5 The Military of UK Warming-up 1 New words and expressions 2 The military of UK 3 Case Study and supplements 4 Exercises 5 Contents Warming-up What did Prince William wear at his wedding? Princes in the UK usually serve in the army, air force or navy New words and expressions parliament: v. the group of people who are elected to make and change the laws of a country 议会；国会 — Which party does your Member of Parliament belong to? superiority: n. the state or quality of being better than others 优越（性）；优势 — The goal was power superiority at all costs. deploy: v. to use something effectively 有效地利用；调动 — He warned them not to hold on to this new capital, but to deploy it. New words and expressions regimental: adj. connected with a particular regiment of soldiers 团的；团队的 — A rider came pounding up with an order from the regimental commander. abolition: n. the ending of a law, a system or an institution （法律、制度等的）废除，废止 — Abolition of property in land and application of all rents of land to public purposes. cavalry: n. (in the past) the part of the army that fought on horses（旧时的）骑兵；装甲兵 — The cavalry is many superiors in mobility to the infantry