zaloga造句

• Lake and Zaloga, however, were unable to achieve such notice.
• Zaloga spoke at the five-day International Defense Exhibition that opened here Sunday.
• But Terra-3 did not prove practical as a weapon, Zaloga said.
• He said Zaloga relied on Russian material released several months ago but not widely circulated.
• Zaloga described three actions in his book.
• Steven Zaloga gives figures of 214 German aircrew killed or captured and 304 aircraft destroyed.
• Irwin described this German tank as a Tiger, but Zaloga was skeptical of this claim.
• On 6 September, it was transferred from the Warsaw theatre to Lublin ( Zaloga, p . 51-52 ).
• Steven Zaloga described the multi-volume study as " essential cornerstone for anyone interested in U . S . tank history ".
• Zaloga said that one reason for greater missile proliferation was that it was cheaper to upgrade missiles than buy planes, ships or new launchers.
• "The software is a big thing, " said Steve Zaloga, an analyst with the Teal Group, a defense consultancy.
• The turret for the upgunned T-34-85 was designed here by V . Kerichev in 1943 ( Zaloga 1984 : 166 ).
• Typical crews went into combat with only their basic military training plus 72 hours of classroom instruction; according to armour historian Steven J . Zaloga:
• Zaloga in particular has identified several specific factors that led both to the delay of the M26 program and limited improvements in the firepower of the M4:
• According to Steven Zaloga : ( & sup1; ) " As of January each year, except for 1941 which is as of 22 June 1941.
• One of the outstanding questions about the new missile is its range, said Zaloga, who has written extensively for Jane's on Russian missile development.
• According to historian Steven Zaloga, there were " rumors that work was underway " on the 120-ton version, but no documentation survived the war.
• This narrative has been challenged by the military historian Steven Zaloga in his 2015 work " Armored Champion : The Top Tanks of World War II ".
• The military historian Steven Zaloga has also noted that " tank kill claims during World War II on all sides should be taken with a grain of salt ".
• Zaloga uses the term " tank ace " in quotation marks in his 2015 work " Armored Champion : The Top Tanks of World War II ".