Sentence examples for combat proficiency from inspiring English sources

No. Do they have any combat proficiency?

General Quinlan said it would take 90 days for his soldiers to regain their previous combat proficiency after they have completed their Kosovo assignment and return to Germany.

The Rocky Point site earned a reputation as one of the best in the nation, winning three awards for "excellence in combat proficiency" and a listing as one of the nation's top five missile batteries.

As a stealth game, it emphasizes evasion over confrontation, and the player character has limited combat proficiency and damage resistance.

Although this is an advisor mission, Afghanistan is still a combat zone and ATG ensures the Marines maintain a high combat proficiency.

Olds logged 650 hours of flying time during training, including 250 hours in the P-38 Lightning, as the 479th built its proficiency as a combat group.

Skill points are used to enhance a character's abilities in eleven different areas, and were designed to provide players with a way to customize their characters; a player might create a combat-focused character by increasing proficiency with pistols or rifles, while a more furtive character can be created by focusing on lock picking and computer hacking abilities.

"For too long – often because of the fictional stereotypes I have mentioned – people have felt that there is a single quality that defines an MI6 officer, be it an Oxbridge education or a proficiency in hand-to-hand combat.

On the rig, both Snake and your captured soldiers are able to train and upgrade their proficiency in shooting and close quarters combat.

The swift military victory in Iraq has raised a critical question for the future of armed combat: Has the United States attained a new level of proficiency that will transform the nature of battle much as the machine gun, the tank and air power transformed warfare in earlier days?

In the winter of 1940 41, Sayn-Wittgenstein returned to pilot school and took his Luftwaffe Advanced Pilot's Certificate 2 (Erweiterter Luftwaffen-Flugzeugführerschein 2), also known as 'C2'-Certificate, confirming proficiency for blind-flying, a pre-requisite for night duty, and returned to a combat unit in March 1941.