Sisco was rushed into the breach and arrived in Athens to find the Greek military junta preparing a counter- invasion.
Eight retired generals have written to President Bush saying that mines are not critical to our operations in Korea or elsewhere, and would slow a counter-invasion of North Korea in any war.
His role now was to provide air, surface and anti-submarine support for the landing of a counter-invasion force of 6,000 soldiers and marines, under half the total of the occupation forces.
And that is where New York Fashion Week comes into things, because, in an unusual counter-invasion, the promoters of Le Baron blew into Manhattan for three recent nights, along with the promoters of the vaunted French club, Club Sandwich, and another, known as Rendezvous Paris-New York.
However, by 140 BC Demetrius II Nicator was able to launch a counter-invasion against the Parthians in Mesopotamia.
At the beginning of World War II, the army cut two gaps between the landward end of the pier and the seaward terminal as a counter-invasion measure.
Their intervention in a conflict between the First Bulgarian Empire and the Byzantine Empire caused a joint counter-invasion by the Bulgars and Pechenegs.
The counter-invasion force pushed the last of the militants, along with numerous refugees, into Angola and Zambia in April 1977.
If the seizures of both Quebec and the Maritimes went well it would cut off Canada from the Atlantic and block off key entry points for a counter-invasion from another country.
The German leader promised to respond to any British invasion of Norway (Plan R 4), perhaps pre-emptively, with a German counter-invasion, but found Quisling's plans for both a Norwegian coup and an Anglo-German peace unduly optimistic.
Despite serious set-backs at Colenso, Stormberg, Magersfontein, and Spion Kop in January and with Ladysmith still under siege the British mounted a five division counter-invasion of the Orange Free State in February.
