Sentence examples for apache crew from inspiring English sources

Two children were badly injured and their father killed when the Apache crew fired armour-piercing shells at a van which arrived on the scene.

But when the van arrives, the Apache crew reports to the commander, "We have individuals going to the scene, looks like possibly uh picking up bodies and weapons".

The Apache pilot told us that several armed Taliban remained on the loose — and the Apache crew couldn't tell the difference between us and the enemy.

The Apache crew has never been charged with any offence (all their adult targets were listed as insurgents) and neither has any other individual as a result of Mr Manning's revelations.

In minutes, the Apache crew, wearing night-vision goggles, spotted the laser beam, released a Hellfire missile and blew up the bad guys.

And although a handful of those in the circle knew the Apache crew's dialog word-for-word, something about seeing war crimes being committed and projected in a park down the road from the president's house creates a kind of indescribable emotion that could only be close to being called celebratory because it evokes an anger that seemingly can't be calmed.

The Apache crews make a series of bad judgments—some of them understandable, like mistaking the photographer's long lens as it pokes around the corner of a building for an RPG; others much less defensible, like firing repeatedly at a van that has stopped to pick up a wounded man but they aren't shooting indiscriminately like in a free-fire zone.

The Apache crews make a series of bad judgments — some of them understandable, like mistaking the photographer's long lens as it pokes around the corner of a building for an RPG; others much less defensible, like firing repeatedly at a van that has stopped to pick up a wounded man — but they aren't shooting indiscriminately like in a free-fire zone.

Around thirty-one minutes into it, the Apache — its crew designated Crazy Horse One-Eight — flies to a nearby part of Baghdad.

He is suspected of taking copies not only of the state department archive, but also of video of an Apache helicopter crew gunning down civilians in Baghdad, and hundreds of thousands of daily war logs from military operations in Afghanistan and Iraq.

WHEN the whistle-blower site WikiLeaks released a classified video taken in 2007 showing an American Apache helicopter crew killing 12 civilians in Iraq, including two Reuters journalists, it rang a bell with Hayden Hewitt.