Sentence examples for large combat from inspiring English sources

His computer was also found to contain an al-Qaida bomb manual and Amazon searches for a large combat knife.

His computer was found to contain an al-Qaida bomb manual and Amazon searches for a large combat knife.

It is difficult to conceive the volume of supplies required for a large combat force or the difficulty of delivering them where they are needed in a timely fashion.

Rho and I led a group of 20-odd players into large combat scenarios called raids.

In a large combat, a smoke grenade thrown in from the sidelines can help give your friends a chance to retreat and heal, or even trick enemies into thinking it is a frag grenade and running away, leaving them open to attack.

A decade of constant conflict has trained a junior officer corps with exceptional leadership skills, he told the cadets, but the Army may find it difficult in the future to find inspiring work to retain its rising commanders as it fights for the money to keep large, heavy combat units in the field.

The 1950-53 withwith North Korea has never formally ended, and South Korea still maintains a large, combat-ready military, with every able-bodied male completing a mandatory term of service of about two years.

What seems, at present, to be inadequately appreciated in some quarters in the West is how credible and effective use of airpower, combined with the large, combat-experienced ground force that presently is being amassed, will alter facts on the ground.

LAST month, 2,850 of New Jersey's 6,000 National Guard citizen-soldiers left for Iraq, the largest combat deployment of the state's Guard since World War II.

Congress applauded the president for notifying it about this small noncombat mission but did nothing about having its laws ignored in the much larger combat operation in Libya.

In the fight now under way in Afghanistan, even small platoons may be expected to patrol areas and conduct both combat operations and civilian reconstruction missions traditionally assigned to much larger combat units.