Sentence examples for enemy convoys from inspiring English sources

Tells about night missions; photographing enemy convoys; dropping flares to locate enemy positions, etc.

While in the overworld view, enemy convoys will also move between areas.

With his available aircraft augmented by Hawker Hurricanes and Bristol Blenheims, he conducted attacks on enemy convoys before evacuating the area on 15 February 1942, the day that Singapore surrendered.

The Canadian Air Force is moving ahead with its weaponized drone program, and it's hoping to find a model that's good for everything from blowing up enemy convoys to helping drowning sailors.

Finding a small enemy convoy - two merchant ships escorted by two destroyers - he scored a direct hit on the larger destroyer with his last shot.

Once you know the location/route of the enemy convoy, locate an area with which you'll intercept the convoy.

If an enemy convoy moves on top of you, your support gunner will begin firing at the convoy to get their attention while the rest of the squad moves to a vantage point.

On 6 February 1811 he encountered an enemy relief convoy bound from Otranto to Corfu, consisting of 25 ships.

Crace overheard radio reports saying the enemy invasion convoy had turned back, but, unaware Fletcher had withdrawn, he remained on patrol with the rest of TG17.3 in the Coral Sea in case the Japanese invasion force resumed its advance towards Port Moresby.

Four days later, after stopping an enemy truck convoy in its tracks by crippling its lead vehicle with machine-gun fire, he reportedly engaged ten Albatros fighters single-handedly; by the time he had driven them off, four bullets had penetrated his leather flying suit without injuring him, while his plane had absorbed so much punishment that it had to be scrapped when he got back to base.

Most were Pindarries: loosely organised and lightly armed horsemen whose traditional role was to cut down fleeing enemy troops, harass convoy lines and carry out raids into enemy territory.