Sentence examples for special operations group from inspiring English sources

Allen and Whittle stayed in the ditch for eight hours, until police from the special operations group smuggled them out.

"He set the place on fire and consequently set himself on fire as well," says a former special operations group commander, Hank Timmerman.

All the guards at Bayside were ordered to report to work and the next day, riot police from the department's special operations group arrived to help enforce the lockdown.

The movement has a Special Operations group and a Special Action Force, and is financed by money from Saudi Arabia that is channeled through charities in the Philippines, the report says.

The police themselves originally reported that officers in the special operations group of the state police -- charged with combating the 11-year-old insurgency in the state -- had fired on the marchers after being pelted with stones and perhaps even fired on.

"The use of the internet allowed the suspects to erase the distance between members, who were residents in several European countries, and enabled them to maintain strong cohesion as a group, reinforced by periodic and frequent online chats," the special operations group (ROS) of the carabinieri said in a statement.

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The value of lost skill sets is a lesson the DOD learned in Afghanistan in 2001 when Special Operations Groups turned in supply lists with the unusual requests for horse feed.

In September, 2011, the first special-operations group trained by the South Africans crossed into South Sudan and caught Kony by surprise at a meeting with all his commanders.

A special operations advocacy group, Special Operations-Opsec, is criticizing President Barack Obama over alleged leaks and the making of the raid the national security centerpiece of his re-election campaign.

This month, even Firefighter Hear, the most senior member of Ladder 43 and a firefighter since 1969, left the firehouse for an assignment in Special Operations, the group that includes the elite units, which lost 94 men on Sept. 11.