If that enemy is in a ditch, a nearby object a tree trunk behind or to the side of the ditch, perhaps will do.
Grenades came into use around the 15th century and were found to be particularly effective when exploded among enemy troops in the ditch of a fortress during an assault.
Only once does this mask of reserve slip, when Helen ascends to the cemetery, like a soldier going over the top to face the enemy: Culverts across a deep ditch served for entrances through the unfinished boundary wall.
Shortly after dawn, in a brilliantly shot and edited sequence, civilians flee the village, the enemy is located in a ditch and destroyed and an air strike brought in.
His last word on the possibility of conversion was at once characteristically dismissive and characteristically protective of his hard-earned reputation as an Enemy of God: "Suppose I ditch the principles I have held for a lifetime, in the hope of gaining favor at the last minute?
Fighter intercept training covered just such a last ditch maneuver to prevent enemy aircraft from reaching a target.
Attempting to keep his aircraft aloft as long as possible to get his crew away from enemy lines, he was able to ditch in the sea approximately 1000 yards offshore.
Formation of fake gatherings such as using dolls and statutes to be placed outside false ditches to mislead the enemy.
This event, a year and a half in the making, is about to happen, so, naturally, there has been a last ditch effort from its enemies to stop it.
I remember seeing a group of our soldiers lying in a ditch, looking out for the enemy.
The ditch where we knew the enemy was hiding was east of our position and outside small-arms range.
