wire entanglement造句

• Continuous wire entanglements with gaps for the main roads stretched for south.
• They were also surrounded by a thick layer of barbed wire entanglements.
• Although they were well sited, they were not protected by wire entanglements.
• Abatis are used alone or in combination with wire entanglements and other obstacles.
• Passing through the wire entanglements he positioned his automatic rifle behind a dirt berm.
• Trenches, barbed-wire entanglements and fortified rooms were erected as reinforcements.
• Dug-outs were caved in, barbed-wire entanglements vaporised and trenches obliterated.
• Casualties were heavy as the troops worked their way through the mass of wire entanglements.
• From there he directed those following him to the gaps in the German wire entanglements.
• At the wire entanglements were in dead ground and could not been seen by artillery observers.
• The forts were triangular or quadrangular and built of concrete, with a surrounding ditch and barbed-wire entanglements.
• These redoubts, fronted by continuous wire entanglements, formed the firing line between Gamli and Hiseia to the north.
• Preparations were under way for the 46th and 56th Divisions'wire entanglements could not been seen by artillery observers.
• The home guard with the help of the regular army set up barbed wire entanglements at local beaches.
• Cavazos'battalion landed unopposed, and they immediately set up their standard field position with wire entanglements to protect the base.
• A home-made Bangalore torpedo made from hollow bamboo and intended for use against barbed wire entanglements is in the foreground.
• In the First World War a mantlet type of device was used by the French to attack barbed wire entanglements.
• The energy of the fire-storm in many places destroyed the German wire entanglements, and bunkers and fixed positions lay smashed.
• Between the Guards'and Prisoners'compounds, a sterile area was established between the inner fence with a further coiled barbed wire entanglement.
• The roadblocks were set up a mile inland in a zigzag pattern covered by barbed wire entanglements on either side.