enlistment

Adjective modifier

• voluntary: Nine days after the Second World War was declared in 1939, voluntary enlistment began for an infantry division.
• original: When the original three-year enlistment expired, only forty veterans from the original regiment reenlisted.
• three-year: November 1986 Mohamed applies for a three-year enlistment with the U.S. Army.
• compulsory: Moreover, by the end of 1915 the threat of conscription ( compulsory enlistment with the British forces ) hung over Irish men.

Preposition: into

• army: A full and detailed description of the types of enlistment into the British Army during the Great War is given here.

Modifies a noun

• paper: The Fleet Air Arm Museum also have good holdings of enlistment papers relating to the Royal Naval Division.
• form: For example, his enlistment form shows him to have been 5 feet, 8 inches tall and weighing 120 pounds.

Noun used with modifier

• under-age: Response: The army was repeatedly criticized for failing to curb under-age enlistments.

Preposition: in

• army: Trade, travel, migration, enlistment in the army and navy, the consumer revolution - all suggest greater and greater ties.
• force: This is consistent with the minimum period of enlistment in the armed forces.

Preposition: of

• man: Following the enlistment of 115 men in one week, the proposed Battalion strength was raised to 1,200 men.