Sentence examples for commando experience from inspiring English sources

American intelligence and counterterrorism officials say Mr. Kashmiri is among the most dangerous militant leaders in Pakistan today because of his training skills, commando experience and strategic vision to carry out attacks against Western targets.

By selling a commando-mission experience to multimillionaires, offering the thrill of battle without actual peril.

Burgers, who had no military experience, led the commando himself after several other prospective generals rebuffed him.

Steinhauer considered that it was Boyd's description of the Zanzarim civil war that gave the novel its "greatest power", but he also thought there was a "neat metafictional trick" by connecting Bond's wartime experiences with 30 Assault Unit a British Commando unit developed by Fleming.

For every film or bestseller or PlayStation blockbuster about that tiny minority of commandos, the public misses another shot at the larger experience of soldiering in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Experience gained during naval testing on board the commando carrier HMS Bulwark in 1966 convinced project officers that less reactive materials would be substituted for all uses of magnesium in the Kestrel's airframe, in any further prototypes and production aircraft.

"My dad was a Commando and he says that life is about collecting as many experiences as you can.

"It was just in last week's episode when Lori decided to go out on the stupidest commando mission in the history of The Walking Dead, so maybe her near-death experience is coming out in her anti-feminist tirade against Andrea".

"Their experience in Somalia makes them very nervous in going in," Buster Howes, commanding officer of 42nd Commando Royal Marines, said of the American forces on Friday.

His first experience was gained in ethnically divided Cyprus, the first and second of five tours of duty with 40 Commando.

The Commandos were aided in their planning for the operation by Captain Bill Pritchard of the Royal Engineers, who had pre-war experience as an apprentice in the Great Western Railway dockyards and whose father was the dock master of Cardiff Docks.