The phrase "at the forward Operating" is not correct in written English due to the capitalization of "Operating" which should be lowercase unless it is part of a proper noun.
You can use it in a military or operational context, typically referring to a location or base that is at the forefront of operations.
Example: "The troops were stationed at the forward operating base to ensure quick response times."
Alternatives: "at the forward base" or "at the forward position".
Although I was not at the scene, I was at the forward operating base where both Colonel Finken and his vehicle were later taken that evening.
On 26 May, Manning was arrested on duty at the Forward Operating Base Hammer outside Baghdad, where he was working as an intelligence officer.
Manning, 24, was arrested on May 29 2010 at the Forward Operating Base Hammer outside Baghdad, where he was working as an intelligence analyst.
Manning was arrested at the Forward Operating Base Hammer outside Baghdad in Iraq where she was working as an intelligence analyst.
Manning has been in military jail for more than two years after he was arrested at the Forward Operating Base Hammer outside Baghdad.
In his opening remarks delivered this weekend at the forward operating base, located in Jalalabad, a strategic crossroads in eastern Nangarhar Province, Mr. Hagel discussed the war effort, of course, and thanked the troops for their service to the nation.
Buffett told me he had even spent a night at one of the forward operating bases in the Central African Republic.
Myself, I still enjoy pecan pie – but I think of Iraq with every bite, of meals at the huge Forward Operating Base dining facilities that were a gift at the end of my reporting trips.
To be sure, at the larger Forward Operating Base Marez, commanders staged a Memorial Day ceremony.
It is thought that he was Mr. Balawi's Jordanian handler and was taking Mr. Balawi to a meeting of American intelligence officials at the base, Forward Operating Base Chapman in Khost. 1 2 Next Page » Reporting was contributed by Richard A. Oppel Jr. and Salman Masood from Islamabad, Pakistan; Reem Makhoul and Ranya al-Kadri from Amman; and Elisabeth Bumiller from Washington.
To see the upside of a well-connected force, one need look no further than the Morale, Welfare and Recreation building, fondly known as the M.W.R., at Forward Operating Base Kunduz, home to the First Battalion, 87th Infantry for the past year.
