After Germany's collapse, a multinational Allied-led army intervened in the Russian Civil War (1917-1922).

Galvez and his multinational army also provided the Continental Army with guns, cloth, gunpowder and medicine shipped from Cuba up the Mississippi River.

On June 24, 1812 almost half a million men from those multinational army crossed the river Neman and headed towards Moscow.

Mr. Johnson reacted angrily but eventually agreed to post only a token force of 20 men in the area, where the multinational army of nearly 4,000 soldiers landed on Saturday.

However, the fierce Greek resistance drove their multinational army back to Asia.

Banks, accountants, advertising agencies and many other providers of professional services are the camp followers of the multinational army.

The huge multinational army marched slowly eastwards, with the Russians falling back before it.

Eventually, a multinational foreign army forced its way into China and defeated the uprising.

The multinational army was sent to halt a civil war that has ravaged cities, killed an estimated 20,000 civilians and made rubble of well-marked hospitals.

The collaboration between the older and more experienced Rantzau under the younger, less experienced Cadogan is an example of the congruence in Marlborough's multinational army.