Sentence examples for center of combat from inspiring English sources

They were also committed to a new style of wartime journalism, which found photographers embedding themselves right in the center of combat and shooting, rapid-fire and up-close, everything around them.

But the image of Biden relaxing at a picnic table in the tent, with his ten-year-old granddaughter Finnegan, who was cheerfully drawing on a napkin, gave the impression of a man not at the center of combat but off on a distant mission.

War films centered on combat made their reappearance with the release of 2004's Taegukgi (T'aegŭkki hwinallimyŏ, dir: Kang Che-kyu).

Kunduz city was the center of fierce fighting in April as the Taliban sought to gain territory after the end of NATO's combat mission at the end of 2014.

It inaugurated a center of global action to combat desertification and mitigate the effect of drought and to establish international cooperation and partnership.

Analysis of the battle led to a rapid improvement in USN techniques for fighting in poor visibility, particularly in the adoption of combat information centers.

Commander Sutherland said Ms. Tedstone enlisted in September 2001, held the rank of seaman E-3, and worked as an operations specialist in the combat information center of the Wasp.

Indonesian officials have previously clashed with Vietnam's Coast Guard in the waters north of Natuna an area at the center of Indonesia's war to combat illegal fishing.

It was like watching some kind of combat, but he was alone in the center.

Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee refused to support reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act, the law at the center of the nation's efforts to combat domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking.

He also thinks the American military should move away from what he calls the "Special Forces doctrine" of offensive operations against the enemy, and instead concentrate on counterinsurgency, which puts the civilian population at the center of strategy (since counterinsurgency also includes combat operations, Ghani might be more averse to the use of force than Obama or General David Petraeus).