Sentence examples for military understanding from inspiring English sources

We have a military understanding with the Japanese to allow 22,000 soldiers to be stationed on Okinawa, but we have no understanding relating to abandoned women and children.

The Interstate Highway System, which bears Eisenhower's name and came out of his military understanding of how a modern highway system was critical to national defense, might in some minds be considered the grandest project inspired by any president in the 20th century except Franklin D. Roosevelt.

All the commentary on the situation pointed to those in the military understanding this and expecting severe action, and those more on the commercial side expecting lass harsh action.

There will never be an agreement, but there can be a series of co-ordinated military understandings in the event of another security incident on the peninsula.

They apply ancient military understandings to modern conflicts and redraw maps that became outdated more than two millennia ago.

Certainly, many young G.I.'s enter the military lacking understanding of other cultures, and morale is difficult to sustain over long, especially extended, deployments.

Shadowy modern wars are less about overwhelming force than mastering instantaneous communication to win hearts and minds, adapting rapidly, flattening ponderous military hierarchies, understanding nation-building, and bringing to bear U.S. abilities in fields as diverse as engineering and agronomy.

Anbar province, in which Ramadi sits, is "contested", and Austin mused about the "help of the tribes" there, recalling the 2006-2008 enlistment of Sunni tribesmen and ex-insurgents that retains a central role in the US military's understanding of why its greatest period of tactical success in Iraq was possible.

Webb also disdains liberals who advocate military intervention without understanding the American military.

What Rumsfeld wants them to do is to fight it differently, but his way makes most of our senior military leadership's understanding of war fighting irrelevant.

This elegant, almost poetic phrase can be read to include the lost promise of military service the vanished understanding that veterans earned more than a paycheck, that they also gained a step up in status, both economic and social.