Sentence examples for combat maneuver from inspiring English sources

"Over time we are slowly knocking down this wall, but there is a resistance to new technologies being introduced in and around soldiers," said Don Nimblett, a senior manager for Lockheed Martin's combat maneuver systems, a contractor that could benefit from Pentagon spending on such systems.

By mid-2009, the rest of the battalion deployed there in case a larger combat maneuver element was needed to operate from the base.

She had moved to California with her then-husband, a Navy flight surgeon who'd been sent to Twentynine Palms for combat maneuver training.

One Saturday I was assigned to lead a motley group of soldiers into the jungle near our base at Fort Kobbe, up over Cerro Galera, a nearby low mountain, down the other side and back to the base -- a day-long exercise that was more a rigorous hike than a combat maneuver.

The first case study shows how adaptive CGF can converge to the effective air combat maneuvers against rule-based CGF.

Using a self-organizing neural network to implement the adaptive CGF, air combat maneuvering strategies are learned incrementally and generalized in real time.

After executing a series of aerial combat maneuvers over the ocean, the pilots turn their F/A-18 Hornets and Super Hornets back to the naval station in formation.

While in the early days the term was given to the extreme combat maneuvers performed by aircraft in World Wars I and II and to aerobatic flying (before the latter developed into a sport), these usages have fallen away.

Master absolute air superiority in 10 new solo missions that will make you comfortable in any pilot's danger zone, including combat maneuvering, low-flying challenges, formation flying and more".

That means drills at Fort Polk include not just combat maneuvers but also things like calming angry crowds, working alongside Afghan forces and befriending tribal leaders who speak no English.

The legal department also specifically warned peacekeeping officials not to participate in any combat maneuvers led by Jean Bosco Ntaganda, a Congolese commander wanted by the International Criminal Court for war crimes charges.