Sentence examples for combat time from inspiring English sources

During a 20-year career, he logged 1,763 hours of combat time in the sky and received several medals for his service in Vietnam.

Some of the results suggest that the negative effects of time constraint can be mitigated or even eliminated by the use of DSSs, but some participants did not take full advantage of the DSS to combat time constraint.

Wearing his paratrooper lapel pin, the husky lawmaker beards colleagues to speak firsthand of his combat time in Iraq and Bosnia and the good men and women he saw drummed from service.

That was not because of any feats of derring-do, although he served combat time as a Marine officer, but because he had married the President's daughter, Lynda Bird Johnson, not long before he shipped out.

The weapon, after failing in combat time and time again, eventually prompted a 1967 congressional inquiry and a Marine Corps investigation after a Marine officer criticized the weapon in a widely read letter published in The Washington Post, Chivers said.

Maybe a careful trade of some combat time for some puzzle solving would have been nice.

Most of its non-combat time was spent in and around New York City as part of the forces monitoring the British forces occupying that city.

Since the dominating character, Nina, is 75, Mr. Estorino's age, it is tempting to see her struggle with mortality as individual combat against time.

In 1983, the unit again deployed to combat, this time to Grenada in support of Operation Urgent Fury.

"Smoke and Mirrors" There is only so much you can do to combat father time.

At the Battle of Tsushima on 27 May 1905, Mikasa again led the 1st Fleet into combat, this time against the Second and Third Pacific Squadrons detached from the Baltic Fleet.