Sentence examples for decisive land from inspiring English sources

"My intent is to sustain a high-quality, all-volunteer Army that remains the most decisive land force in the world".

These tactics of sea denial are those of predator and prey, of hunter and evader, and are as unique from the force-on-force tactics of major sea battles as are guerrilla war tactics from those of decisive land battle.

In that conflict, the United States amassed nearly 550,000 troops over six months and pounded Iraqi forces from the air for weeks before mounting the short and decisive land attack to oust Iraqi soldiers from Kuwait.

The convoy of U.S. Army troops reached Guadalcanal on 13 October as planned and were key participants for the Allied side in the decisive land battle for Henderson Field that took place from 23 26 October.

I wanted to write about the Battle of the Marne because I regard it as the most decisive land battle since the Allies defeated Napoleon at Waterloo in 1815.

A more decisive land engagement by the "World's Police Man" to save civilian lives in Syria would put U.S. troops in the middle of a dog fight between two pit bulls and make us the enemies of both the Al Qaeda rebels and the pro-Hezbollah government.

The central issue was simple: the Americans, from the time of their entry into the war, in 1941, wanted a decisive pitched land battle in which an Allied Army, designed to outnumber the Germans, would destroy them on a battlefield in Europe.

It opens this Friday, June 6th, the seventieth anniversary of D Day — and that massive and decisive Normandy landing, tweaked to fit the movie's futuristic premise, is also its main dramatic event.

It opens this Friday, June 6th, the seventieth anniversary of D Day and that massive and decisive Normandy landing, tweaked to fit the movie's futuristic premise, is also its main dramatic event.

Calzaghe, though, was beginning to gain the upper hand and with his own cut being well managed by his corner he began to land decisive blows on Jones.

River and coastal ironclads (ultimately, mostly monitors) dominated the war against the South in attacks from the sea and in decisive support of land operations from the Mississippi system to the Chesapeake Bay and James River.