Sentence examples for engagement with enemy from inspiring English sources

Common problems include delayed reporting in situations of heavy engagement with enemy forces, reporting post hoc on incidents that a unit was not directly involved in and for which the timing is not precisely known, or summary reports filed at the end of a day (see also Section 2.2).

During an engagement with "enemy" cruisers during Fleet Problem IX on 16 April 1930, the ship was ruled to have been knocked out by the exercise's umpires.

We defined combat mTBI as occurring (1) during engagement with enemy or (2) associated with an explosion from an enemy device such as mortar/artillery shell, rocket-propelled grenade, improvised explosive device or bomb.

An associate of Mr. Scowcroft said he viewed it as an effort to diminish the United Nations — a target of scorn among neoconservatives — and inhibit engagement with enemies.

A New York Times reporter accompanying the marines said that they reported no engagements with enemy forces during the day, but that not all the patrols had returned to the base by early evening.

The unit fought in the Iron Triangle, a Viet Cong stronghold north of Saigon, seeing many engagements with enemy forces during that time.

"No plan survives engagement with the enemy," Crispin Blunt snapped.

Second, Charles abandoned the defective policy of massive engagement with the enemy.

Spiritually, the pair's journey is from self-absorbed triviality to uncompromising engagement with the enemy.

All you see are the faces of soldiers as they narrate, some months after the fact, an especially bloody and complex engagement with the enemy.

The so-called "French intifada", the guerrilla war with police at the edges and in the heart of French cities, is only the latest and most dramatic form of engagement with the enemy.