Sentence examples for probable enemy from inspiring English sources

A defense official later explained their purpose as "disrupting the information networks of the probable enemy".

According to ARVN Colonel Hoang Ngoc Lung the answer lay with the allied intelligence methodology itself, which tended to estimate the enemy's probable course of action based upon their capabilities, not their intentions.

Washington grumbled, "The honor of making a brave defense does not seem to be sufficient stimulus, when the success is very doubtful, and the falling into the Enemy's hands probable".

He had claimed one enemy fighter as a probable and proceeded to the airfield to claim another victory—his 25th victory and claimed another three on the ground.

Braham had destroyed 12 enemy aircraft with one probable and four damaged and was one of the most successful RAF night fighter pilots.

His final tally was eight enemy aircraft destroyed, two probables and five damaged.

Eventually credited with victories over twelve enemy aircraft, plus two probables and eight damaged, Barr became No. 3 Squadron's highest-scoring member.

By the time No. 80 Squadron began re-equipping with Hawker Hurricanes in February 1941, Cullen's total of aerial victories stood at six enemy aircraft destroyed, plus one probable.

He told them they faced a powerful enemy, and that death and defeat were probable in the struggle lying ahead.

During the Okinawa campaign she had shot down five enemy planes, assisted in the destruction of six others, and scored one probable kill.

One of these probable victories can be confirmed through German records, making an unofficial total of 30 enemy aircraft destroyed 19 were achieved at night.