shoot and scoot造句

• He added : " We tend to shoot and scoot ."
• The weapon " provides " unparalleled battlefield survivability with its ability to shoot and scoot.
• Essentially we are talking about shoot and scoot missions.
• It is known for its " shoot and scoot " capability that protects its four-person crew from return fire.
• It was envisioned that Wombat would be used in'shoot and scoot'attacks mounted on the back of stripped down Land Rover vehicles.
• Gilberto tells me about the third indigenous people I'll be visiting in my " shoot and scoot " visit to Panama.
• Steps were taken Sunday to increase security at the camp but launchers use an illusive " shoot and scoot " strategy, said Crabbe.
• They operated mainly in western Iraq, identifying and sometimes attacking Iraqi targets in what the army described as " shoot and scoot " operations.
• The Pegasus is the world's first heli-portable 155 mm 39 calibre self-propelled light howitzer, capable of offering aerial mobility for " shoot and scoot ".
• In addition, such " shoot and scoot " systems can home in on targets where fog, smoke or other forms of interference block laser signals.
• Shoot and scoot tactics were first adopted by NATO in the early 1960s by its nuclear artillery units using towed 8-inch Howitzers and truck-mounted MGR-1 Honest John rockets.
• The SAS conducted what the army described as " shoot and scoot " missions, identifying Iraqi forces and missile sites and attacking them, despite being sometimes significantly outnumbered.
• Elite Australian troops are involved in " shoot and scoot " missions deep behind enemy lines in Iraq, creating mayhem among Saddam Hussein's forces, Australia's army chief said Tuesday.
• They are Australia's 150 battle-hardened commandos in Iraq, running " shoot and scoot " missions deep behind enemy lines _ attacking hard and fast before melting back into the sand.
• The Army also used WLRs to further their " shoot and scoot " doctrine using self-propelled guns and artillery to loosen up defence before an offensive onslaught into hostile territory.
• Australia's SAS forces conducted what the army described as " shoot and scoot " missions, identifying Iraqi forces and missile sites and attacking them or calling in fighter jets to destroy them.
• The special forces operated on what the army described as " shoot and scoot " missions identifying Iraqi forces and missile sites and attacking them or calling in fighter jets to destroy them.
• With a crew of five, the Paladin can fire up to 30 kilometers ( 19 miles ), has a Global Positioning System, and can " shoot and scoot " to escape retaliatory fire.
• The commandos were mainly charged with reconnaissance and " shoot and scoot " missions tracking key military targets and destroying them, either with their own weapons or by calling in coalition air strikes.
• The Japanese tried to counter this effective counter-battery fire with the tactic of " shoot and scoot, " which means shooting a small number of rounds and leaving the firing position before the counter-battery fire could arrive.