dispersing force造句

• Thrall and Grom spent much time gathering together the dispersed forces of the Horde.
• The Greeks, after calling together their dispersed forces met the Macedonians near Crannon in Thessaly.
• He also issues orders designed to weaken and disperse forces deemed Loyalist, while simultaneously building covert alliances.
• As a result, the government forces led by Reza Khan crushed the dispersed forces of the Republic.
• Blue Team's opening move was a rejection of the idea of dispersing forces into village security units.
• Soldiers of the 45th Infantry Division engaged the dispersed forces of German Army Group G, suffering very few casualties.
• TFE Signaleers broke new ground in providing reliable voice, data, and video teleconferencing capabilities to MND-North's dispersed forces.
• Sheridan learned of Early's dispersed forces and immediately struck out after Winchester, the location of two previous major engagements during the war, both Confederate victories.
• Some of their Protestant regiments defected to the Parliamentarians and Ormonde had to rally the remaining " dispersed forces " so as to put together a new field army.
• It seeks to translate an information advantage, enabled in part by information technology, into a competitive advantage through the robust computer networking of well informed geographically dispersed forces.
• Mirza Koochak Khan agreed to cooperate with the Soviet revolutionaries on some conditions including the announcement of the Reza Khan ( the future Reza Shah ) overran the dispersed forces of the Jungle Republic.
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• Supported by the outstandingly responsive and accurate fire of its artillery battalion, this widely dispersed force stopped every attack for six days until its surrounded infantry were ordered to fight their way back to them.
• Another direct result of the Cuban Missile Crisis was the creation of the Worldwide Military Command and Control System ( WWMCCS ) to enable national command authorities to exercise effective command and control of their widely dispersed forces.
• Active safety technology prevents uncontrollable steering during cornering on the road using the Vehicle Stability Assist ( VSA ) while passive safety technology protects passengers and pedestrian by dispersing force into the body frame of the vehicle in the event of a road mishap.
• This reachback extended the GIG and enabled the commander on the ground to : see friendly and enemy movements; disperse forces and conduct split-based operations; reduce the operational footprint; provide in-transit visibility of supplies, personnel, and equipment; and exploit information dominance.