that khe造句

• The 1st BEP waited at That Khe while a force of French Tabors, assembled at Lang Son.
• The challenge was increased when the crew discovered that Khe Sanh's ground-controlled approach radar was out of commission.
• On September 3, 1949, 100 vehicles left That Khe in a reinforced convoy which travelled a distance of through infantry screens.
• That Khe was quickly reinforced by the Foreign Legion's 1st Parachute Battalion ( 1st BEP ), which parachuted in on 17 September.
• The retreating French on Route 4, together with the relief force coming from That Khe, were attacked all the way by ambushing Viet Minh forces.
• In preparation for the commission's work General de Courcy despatched French troops to occupy Lang Son, That Khe and other border towns in October 1885.
• The plan was that Groupement Bayard would fight its way north from That Khe and retake Dong Kh? holding it long enough to link up with the Cao Bang group.
• The 1 er BEP received for mission to retake the town of Dong Kje on colonial route 4 ( RC4 ) while assuring liaison with That Khe situated at 20 km south.
• On 16 September 1950, the French post at Dong Khe was overrun, with only a small handful of survivors of the garrison making their way south to French lines at That Khe.
• Prados argues that one of the mysteries surrounding the Battle of Khe Sanh was why, after running roughshod over the Marines concerning the defense of the base at Khe Sanh, Westmoreland allowed the drawdown, but Weider explains that Khe Sanh objectives of interdicting NVA infiltration through Laos were negated as the base was completely surrounded.
• In response, on September 17 and 18, the battalion jumped on That Khe in order to reinforce the combat command under Lieutenant-colonel Lepage, operating out of Lang Son whose mission was to rescue the garrison of rapelled down a 75-meter cliff at the Coc Xa gorge with the wounded strapped to their backs.
• While facing a superior ennemy in numbers, the 1 er BEP would have to make movement towards the cuvette of Coc Xa; surrounded by rocks and vegetation, the wounds during the night of the 7 to 8 October 1950, while the remaining survivors of the battalion were filtering across ennemy lines to win back That Khe.