Although Afghan forces are growing in number, they are virtually incapable of planning and executing operations on their own.
Let us set aside for a moment the observation that out of that number, there is still only one battalion, 600 men, capable of planning and executing operations on their own.
Each aircraft carries a variety of hand-held digital cameras, capable of taking high-resolution images to be used for evidential purposes or to assist officers in planning and executing operations.
Yet, however eloquently we explain this, many Muslims respond by pointing to the spectacle of American, Israeli and British troops daily executing operations that the president declares to be in furtherance of his global jihad.
The generator creates a graph by executing operations to include the constructions in sequences of transitions (edges).
For the peace of the world and the benefit and freedom of the Iraqi people, I hereby give the order to execute Operation Iraqi Freedom.
The timing of the attacks, on a busy Monday morning just after Russia moved to summer time, suggested a well-planned and carefully executed operation designed to bring terror to the heart of the Russian capital.
Furthermore, the power consumption of the transponder itself depends on the currently executed operation, which influences the level of needed power [8].
A month later York and the Mediterranean Fleet executed Operation MB8, a complex series of manoeuvers, including Operation Judgement, where the ship escorted the aircraft carrier as her aircraft attacked the Italian Fleet at Taranto on the evening of 11/12 November.
Milson was awarded a bar to his Distinguished Service Order on 13 July 1945 for his leadership and personal courage during the raid on Førde Fjord, which was described in the citation as a "brilliantly executed operation".
In 868 CE, the Byzantine admiral Niketas Oryphas had his whole fleet of one hundred dromons dragged across the Isthmus in a quickly executed operation, but this took place most likely on a different route.
