Sentence examples for rapid assault from inspiring English sources

According to the report, the US had the means to mount a rapid assault with several thousand troops, but instead Bin Laden and bodyguards "walked unmolested out of Tora Bora and disappeared into Pakistan's unregulated tribal area", where he is still believed to be based.

Meanwhile, Lee's forces had joined Jackson's and were pressing the Union left flank with a massive and rapid assault.

Screeching Halt: kill 50 enemies from the Rapid Assault specialty unit.

Although the Jin forces commanded by Emperor Hailing boasted 70,000 men on 600 warships, and the Song forces only 3,000 men on 120 warships, the Song dynasty forces were victorious in both battles due to the destructive power of the bombs and the rapid assaults by paddle wheel ships.

Hollande said the first warship, the Vladivostok, a hi-tech ship capable of rapid amphibious assault using helicopters, tanks and armoured vehicles, was nearly finished and would be delivered as planned in October.

The need for that ban and its outlawing of magazines of more than 10 bullets goes to the heart of the tragedy in Newtown, Conn., where a shooter took only a few minutes to trigger a rapid firing assault weapon and slay 20 schoolchildren and six educators last December.

The purpose of an AR-15 - or any similar rapid fire assault weapon like the one used by the shooter in Orlando - is to allow the shooter to enter a "target rich" environment and kill dozens of people in seconds.

The current gun control debate is focused, not surprisingly, on the carnage from rapid-firing assault weapons, like the one used in the Connecticut school massacre.

"Some have been criticized, but very few with the rapid-fire assault aimed at Sandberg," Stapp said.

Why not use research standards to come to a national agreement on such dangers as huge ammunition clip size and rapid-fire assault weapons?

We live in a country where a civilian can legally own a rapid-fire assault weapon designed specifically for the military to use for mass casualties.