Sentence examples for combatant nations from inspiring English sources

What emerges is a story common to both combatant nations.

Bomber airplanes were soon developed by the other major combatant nations.

During the war the U.S. Navy undertook a huge building program that made it larger than all the other combatant nations' navies combined.

That includes over 200 complete uniforms from 35 combatant nations, prosthetic limbs, drawings, photographs, grenades, barbed wire, gas masks, helmets, knives, clubs, communications equipment and smoking paraphernalia.

It is not a pretty story, which explains why France, almost alone of the combatant nations, has never published an official history of that experience.

All combatant nations claimed their own gas masks as superior but eventually the consensus was that the British type was the best gas mask of the war.

No combatant nation went into the war with a fully developed fleet of heavy bombers.

"Scotland's losses were, per capita, among the highest of any combatant nation, and the war's effects on our nation were profound and long-lasting.

"I think the president has to retain ultimate authority to be able to deal with terrorism in a way that's different than dealing with an armed combatant from a nation state," Mr. Giuliani said in a recent interview.

While the debris generation sources described are sufficient to degrade valuable orbits, there is also a growing threat of intentional debris generation by enemy combatants or rogue nations whose intention would be to deny their enemies critical space infrastructure.

The play, Forgotten Voices, is based on the memories of combatants from all the nations that became caught up in the first global war.