Most of the Teutonic Order's territory, however, including towns which had surrendered, remained intact.
To withstand the bombards, you had to shape your fortress like a star, so that the gunners could be fired on from the side; in 1522, threatened with a Turkish siege, the knights understood that they had no long-term hope, and surrendered the Bodrum castle intact.
The 3rd ARVN had lost most of its artillery in the first two days of the offensive, and in fact had surrendered two of their batteries intact to the NVA.
The strange grim day wore on into the blue-and-white flashing night, with the apparent and blessedly peaceful and rightly well-applauded surrender of a more or less intact Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Bazaine capitulated at Metz with his 140,000 troops intact on October 27, and Paris surrendered on January 28 , 1871
After the disastrous French defeat at Sedan (September 1), he negotiated with Otto von Bismarck, the Prussian chancellor, and on October 27 surrendered with his army of 140,000 men still intact.
One Argentine Army Chinook was captured intact by British Army forces after the surrender.
How he was amazed that it was still intact after World War II because the Czechs surrendered before the Germans could bomb their beloved Prague into rubble.
On August 25th, he surrendered the German garrison to the Free French, leaving the city intact.
Almoravid domains in Andalusia, however, were left virtually intact until the caliph Abū Yaʿqūb Yūsuf (reigned 1163 84) forced the surrender of Sevilla (Seville) in 1172; the extension of Almohad rule over the rest of Islamic Spain followed.
