Sentence examples for combat assault from inspiring English sources

He was last stationed in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, where he was the commanding officer of Combat Assault Company, Third Marine Regiment.

'The drug gangs have every sort of gun now; they have weapons made for military combat - assault rifles, ground-to-air rocket-launchers.

In the coming months, General Amos said in an interview, the Marine Corps plans to assign about 40 women to 19 battalions of six different types: artillery, tank, assault amphibian, combat engineer, combat assault and low-altitude air defense.

For all those looking for a relatively serious flying game that isn't afraid to contradict the more staid conventions of a realistic simulator, Ace Combat: Assault Horizon might be the perfect choice.

According to the company website and industry publications, FN Herstal and its US subsidiary supply combat assault rifles to the Pentagon, handguns to the secret service, and sniper rifles to the FBI.

He told Peers that Barker wanted preparation fire but not on his landing zone, and explained, "This is a little different than we would normally expect, because he felt that the area that he was going to make his combat assault into was open enough that he could see if there was going to be any problem.

There's mutual combat, assaults on staff, tours for dignitaries, power outages and lockdowns.

The assault on My Lai 4 began, like most combat assaults in Vietnam, with artillery and helicopters.

Every military engagement or tactic, including such details as the allotment of helicopters for combat assaults, had to be personally approved by him.

Although the concept of PTSD was initially applied to survivors of combat, rape and assault, it has increasingly been acknowledged that childbirth can be a cause of PTSD [ 2, 3].

This chapter outlines the clinical presentation of posttraumatic stress disorder and acute stress disorder, two anxiety disorders that may emerge following exposure to traumatic life events (eg., combat, sexual assault, physical assault, natural disasters).