Such an attack might well have done far more damage to the Allied beachhead than the hastily improvised operation actually carried out [on 7 June]".
A PMO reporting into a COO often oversees projects for improvising operations, and a PMO reporting into a CTO often oversees technology projects, whereas a PMO reporting into the CFO tower may oversee projects for managing budgets and capacity planning.
Surviving staff tried to help the injured, and MSF posted pictures of an operation in an improvised surgery, but other pictures showed staff members apparently collapsed in shock and grief.
He deals with peacekeeping missions, improvised emergency operations, delicate negotiations, and whirlpools of trouble.
Dutch-Paris largely improvised its operations-scrounging for food on the black market, forging documents, and raising cash.
With her name recognition and army of supporters nationwide, many of them young and tech-savvy, she could quickly raise money and put together an improvised campaign operation.
These Yemeni and Somali humanitarians have improvised an operation that has helped facilitate the movement of tens of thousands of people from Yemen to Somalia since March, but they don't plan on leaving the country themselves.
Improvised versus structured operation While some specific freight trains (mainly intermodal) have tight schedules, the U.S. operations philosophy is based on the improvised pattern with no long-term timetable or dispatching plan.
The second area is orthodoxy: special operations feature improvised and often indirect approaches, whereas specialized military operations feature orthodox approaches in a relatively direct assault.
The brigade also created a Combat Logistics Patrol academy, training for combat situations during convoy operations, including improvised explosive device detection and removal, and first aid.
Sting operations are similarly improvised.
