opposed landing造句

• His duties in this role included inventing new technical aids to assist with opposed landings.
• Courbet scouted the Chinese defences during the afternoon, and gave orders for an opposed landing on the following morning.
• The Marines are to make an opposed landing, establish a " planethead " and hold for relief by the army.
• In his essay, he stressed the importance of a coordinated amphibious assault and of an execution of an opposed landing.
• At Sola airport, the first opposed landing by paratroopers took place as German 7th Flieger Division were dropped on the airfield.
• Nicholas'Marines made an opposed landing and marched on Nassau Town, on the island of New Providence, seizing shot, shells and cannon.
• The main gear are redundant so that landing can be performed on two opposing landing gears if the others do not function properly.
• Lack of experience of opposed landings under modern conditions, made it difficult to rally scattered units and the challenge of organising an advancing inland was underestimated.
• If Clinton had rejected the agreement and sent U . S . forces into an opposed landing, as some critics urge, lives would have been lost.
• However, despite early successes in North Africa and Italy, it was not until Normandy that the belief that opposed landings could not succeed was completely excised.
• Like the operation in the Treasury Islands, the heavily reinforced 14th Brigade made an opposed landing on Nissan Island against light Japanese resistance on 15 February.
• He also argues that despite early successes in North Africa and Italy, it was not until Normandy that the belief that opposed landings could not succeed was completely excised.
• By 2012, changes had been made to the V-22's hardware, software, and procedures in response to hydraulic fires in the nacelles, vortex ring state control issues, and opposed landings.
• Although it is unlikely there will ever be another World War II-style opposed landing on a fortified beach, another aspect of the littoral is being able to react to opportunities for amphibious warfare.
• The first use of British landing craft in the Second World War, in an opposed landing, saw the disembarkation of French Foreign Legionnaires of the " Resolution ", then serving as their transport ship.
• At this point, one Australian recalled " I realised that this was not an unopposed landing . " It was the first opposed landing by Australian troops since the Landing at Anzac Cove in the Gallipoli Campaign of 1915.
• Although Prevost had previously commanded troops in an opposed landing at Martinique in 1809, he had not directly led them, but as at Sackett's Harbor he had delegated command to another officer ( in this instance, Brigadier General Daniel Hoghton ).