Sentence examples for operational theatres from inspiring English sources

What organisations really are present (or programming through proxies) in the most forbidding and violent operational theatres?

The government's Future Reserves 2020 study has set out plans to expand the use of Britain's reserve forces – including those whose job is to communicate the work of the armed forces and escort journalists in operational theatres.

"If they make a reckless provocation with huge strategic forces, the Korean People's Army (KPA) should mercilessly strike the US mainland, their stronghold, their military bases in the operational theatres in the Pacific, including Hawaii and Guam, and those in South Korea," the agency quoted him as saying.

As of Feb 2013, the Indian Air Force was considering the fitting of 125 Jaguars with new Honeywell F125IN engines While in operational theatres such as the Gulf War the Jaguar proved to be mechanically more reliable than the Panavia Tornado, the aircraft's avionics were a hindrance to conducting missions.

Supplements are readily available to the British military, both in and out of operational theatres, through a rapidly expanding market, and are regularly advertised in military publications.

"We're not a civilian station, acting independent of the operational theatre – we are an integral part of what this operation's about," Miller says.

Professor Michael Clarke, director-general of RUSI (the Royal United Services Institute) said:  "The point is not so much that this man was British but that he was targeted in an area that the UK does not currently regard, legally, as an operational theatre of war for UK forces.

Several Australian families were still living at Iwakuni pending their repatriation from what had become an operational theatre, and could watch the Mustangs depart for missions over Korea.

Costing started with the estimation of the operational cost of the operating theatres of our study hospitals.

Hence, the operational cost of the operating theatres includes not only direct costs but also the distributed overhead costs, known as indirect costs.

The Venezuelan Health Observatory, a research centre at the Central University of Venezuela in Caracas, estimates that fewer than 10% of operating theatres, emergency rooms and intensive care units are fully operational.