Sentence examples for raids mounted from inspiring English sources
The twin raids mounted by US forces on terror suspects in Africa at weekend are shaping up as a test of whether the Obama administration is re-emphasising the capture of terrorist suspects – risky missions that have been relatively rare during the past five years – and shifting away from what it calls "targeted killing" operations, usually involving armed drones.
In January 1944, the wing took part in the two largest raids mounted by the RAAF to that time, each involving over seventy aircraft attacking enemy camps and depots at Lindenhafen, New Britain.
In January 1944, the wing's Spitfires and Kittyhawks accompanied Beauforts on the two largest raids mounted by the RAAF to that time, each involving over 70 aircraft attacking enemy camps and depots at Lindenhafen, New Britain.
In January 1944, No. 77 Squadron took part in the two largest raids mounted by the RAAF to that time, each involving over seventy aircraft attacking targets in New Britain.
That raid, mounted with Mauritanian forces, left six militants dead.
No raid mounted by so few aircraft had ever caused such extensive material damage.
During a raid mounted on 23 July, Sergeant Richard Travis performed actions that led to a posthumous award of the VC; he was killed the next day.
The sortie mounted by Aoba, Tone and Chikuma was the last raid mounted by Axis surface ships against the Allied lines of communication in the Indian Ocean, or elsewhere, during World War II.
The attack never took place; instead, the raids were mounted and the cities bombed one by one.
As raids by mounted armed men from Darfur continued, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Ki-moon French government canded for a UN–European Union peacekeeping force thebe established in eastern Chad to protect the camps.
INSIDE BAGHDAD -- The attack, after a night of heavy air raids, was mounted at dawn by a battalion of 60 tanks, Bradley fighting vehicles and other armored carriers that rumbled into the city from the south.
