forces armee neutraliste造句

• As Kong Le established his " Forces Armee Neutraliste " ( Neutralist Armed Forces ) in Hmong hill tribe.
• Additionally, there was a tentative requirement to supply " Forces Armee Neutraliste " ( Neutralist Armed Forces ).
• By November 1963, the positions of the " Forces Armee Neutraliste " on the Plain of Jars needed reinforcement.
• On 9 January, Brigadier General Kham Ouane offered to march on Luang Prabang and oust Kong Le's Forces Armee Neutraliste.
• He also quietly courted the " Forces Armee Neutraliste ", airlifting supplies to them and urging them to ally with the Royalists.
• For a short period in 1963, the RO again supplied the " Forces Armee Neutraliste " when it allied with the Royalists.
• Despite the American acceptance of the " Forces Armee Neutraliste " as allies, by 18 May 1963, Ambassador Leonard Unger performed a re-examination of Royalist forces.
• Despite this reinforcement by heavy weapons, Kong Le's " Forces Armee Neutraliste " ( Neutral Armed Forces ) was defeated and withdrew northward up Route 13 to the Plain of Jars.
• Appointed to command of Military Region 2, Sourith commanded forces attempting to contain Kong Le's " Forces Armee Neutraliste " ( Neutral Armed Forces, or FAN ) on the Plain.
• During the ensuing standoff between Kouprasith and Phoumi, Kong Le and his " Forces Armee Neutraliste " ( FAN ) escaped to the Plain of Jars on 16 December to establish an independent force within the Laotian Civil War.
• After the Battle of Vientiane ended in his defeat, Kong Le withdrew his paratroopers northward to the strategic Plain of Jars on 16 December 1960, there to form " Forces Armee Neutraliste " ( Neutralist Armed Forces ).
• Kong Le and his newly formed " Forces Armee Neutraliste " ( Neutralist Armed Force ) would succeed in withdrawing northward to the strategic Plain of Jars and capturing it, suffering only three killed and ten wounded in the process.
• Kong Le and his newly formed " Forces Armee Neutraliste " ( Neutralist Armed Force ) succeeded in withdrawing northward to the strategic 500 square mile Plain of Jars . Once there, they were supported by a Soviet airlift supply operation.
• By 4 January 1961, Kong Le's forces & mdash; by now dubbed " Forces Armee Neutraliste " ( Neutralist Armed Forces ) & mdash; held the Plain of Jars from Muang Soui eastward along Route 7 to the Vietnamese border.
• On 7 April, the resulting patchwork force of RLA battalions, Forces Armee Neutraliste half regiment, and Central Intelligence Agency-backed Special Guerrilla Units managed a three-pronged offensive supported by tactical aviation that surrounded and defeated the invading PAVN 335th Independent Regiment, which had gotten within eight kilometers of Luang Prabang.