Sentence examples for military damage from inspiring English sources

Our armed forces routinely assess the military damage caused by our bombs.

They have photographed deforestation and land abuse, pollution, overdevelopment, oil spills, dying coral, military damage, nuclear threats: all the ills that beset the planet except perhaps the hole in the ozone layer.

Mostly in the military, damage tolerance plays a significant role in the design and is then often introduced as a modification of the ultimate structural allowables.

Yet Washington wants to inflict as much military damage on the Taliban as possible before U.S. forces depart.

The Bush administration has no plans to bring the troops home from this misguided war, which has taken a fearful toll in lives and injuries while at the same time weakening the military, damaging the international reputation of the United States, serving as a world-class recruiting tool for terrorist groups and blowing a hole the size of Baghdad in Washington's budget.

Gen. James F. Amos, the Marine Corps commandant, wrote a letter to his service's generals, commanders, officers-in-charge and sergeants major on March 23 to emphasize the importance of taking action to halt episodes that discredit the military and damage the mission.

This argument gained strength after the US military recklessly damaged archaeological sites in Iraq, and then Islamic State fighters overran them.

It would also allocate $413 million the administration did not ask for to repair military installations damaged by Hurricane Isabel.

Pentagon officials said the week's attacks had disrupted communications, weakened the Taliban military, and damaged its air defenses.

Satellite photographs show that in the past year Iraq has rebuilt the Al Taji missile complex north of Baghdad and many other military sites damaged by American air strikes in late 1998.

Another military euphemism, collateral damage, was used above.