lak sao造句

• By the end of November, the Royalist task force had occupied Lak Sao.
• Despite the RLA's recent losses at Lak Sao, the operation was approved.
• He directed a composite force of RLA and Neutralist troops in the unsuccessful Battle of Lak Sao.
• He thought that a thrust to the border village of Lak Sao would split a North Vietnamese intrusion.
• In the subsequent years, FAN's battle performance would range from undistinguished to poor, in such battles as Lak Sao.
• After a second drop the following morning, the two paratroop battalions bypassed Khamkeut to relieve the garrison still holding their ground at Lak Sao.
• The PAVN 19th Border Defense Battalion overran Khamkeut and Lak Sao, nearly severing the lower panhandle from northern Laos by the second week in April 1961.
• A second drop the following morning was more successful, and both para battalions bypassed Khamkheut to relieve the RLA garrison still holding their ground at Lak Sao.
• The "'Battle of Lak Sao "', fought between November 1963 and January 1964, was a major engagement of the Laotian Civil War.
• In an offensive move coordinated with the Royalists, FAN supplied the forces for one of the columns that attacked Lak Sao in Military Region 3 in late 1963.
• The alliance was put to test in November 1963, when the Neutralist 5e BP participated alongside the Royalist 11er and 55e BPs in the Battle of Lak Sao.
• When Phoumi did launch the assault, the ensuing Battle of Lak Sao would indeed end with the Royal Lao Army and its Neutralist allies dispersed in disarray by counterattacks.
• FAN's dismal performance in the Battle of Lak Sao ended in January 1964 with whipped FAN units giving up their presence in Military Region 3 when they were withdrawn to the Plain of Jars.
• The thrust from Lak Sao moved toward Nape Pass as planned in early December, rolling down a road freshly improved by the North Vietnamese, and brushed off a blocking attempt by a company of Pathet Lao guerrillas.
• Composed of " Batallion Infanterie 8 " ( Battalion of Infantry 8 ), a PT-76 amphibious tank company, and " Bataillon Parachutistes 5 " ( Battalion of Parachutists 5 ), the Neutralist column overcame light resistance along Route 8 to occupy Lak Sao in late November.
• After assembling at Nhommarath, a RLA / FAN task-force under the command of General Sang Kittarath  which comprised 5e BP, plus one infantry battalion and one armored company  advanced northwards up Ban, east of Lak Sao to rescue 11er BP, but strong winds blew off-course half of the battalion over a ridge adjacent to the predicted drop zone.