Sentence examples for assault operation from inspiring English sources

Jim Gamble, the former CEOP chief executive who spearheaded the last great online assault, Operation Ore, was on Newsnight after the story broke.

But this week alone there were two major responses to Taliban resistance: in addition to the fighting Wednesday, American troops led a major airborne assault operation on Monday featuring 500 coalition soldiers in Paktia Province, one of the more troublesome southeastern regions.

Meanwhile Mauritanian news agencies who had been in contact with the militants, named Abdul Rahman al-Nigeri as another leader of the assault operation.

The preceding events consisted of an aerial bombardment, followed by small-scale Israeli harassment of the Egyptian lines, and later a ground assault (Operation Pleshet).

In the operation, two military transport helicopters carrying the Marines for the assault operation were shot down, and 41 U.S. servicemen were killed and 50 wounded while approximately 60 Khmer Rouge soldiers were killed.

Ramsay commanded several major amphibious assault operations in the next two years.

They no longer have time to rehearse major assault operations, and their training for counter-insurgency is hampered by equipment shortages.

For airborne assault operations, the CG-4 could carry 13 fully armed troops, a jeep, and several soldiers or a 3-inch (75-mm) pack howitzer and crew.

Assigned to the U.S.S. William P. Biddle, an amphibious troop transport, he participated in seven amphibious assault operations in the European and Pacific theaters.

The main external causes dealt with in ICD-10 (chapter XX) are accidents (transport accidents and other external causes of accidental injury such as falls), intentional self-harm, assault, operations of war and complications stemming from medical and surgical care.

Soldiers were also required to be knowledgeable of aircraft safety procedures; familiar with aircraft orientation; proficient in hand and arm signals and combat assault operations; able to prepare, inspect and rig equipment for external sling loads; and able to lash down equipment inside helicopters.