Sentence examples for tactical guide from inspiring English sources

In the Second Dutch War (1665 67), he served as captain of the fleet with the Duke of York (afterward James II). Penn was the author of a code of naval tactics that was the basis of the "Duke of York's Sailing and Fighting Instructions," long the orthodox tactical guide of the navy.

These results on the best predictors of forest fires can be used both as a strategic planning tool to address broad scale fire risk concerns, and also as a tactical guide to help forest managers to design fire mitigation measures at the district level.

The navy also led in adapting cruisers and submarines for the firing of tactical guided missiles.

Tactical guided missiles are shorter-ranged weapons designed for use in the immediate combat area.

The principal categories of tactical guided missiles are antitank and assault, air-to-surface, air-to-air, antiship, and surface-to-air.

Try reading airsoft tactical guides; real military handbooks are only of limited use in airsoft due to the many differences between real life and airsoft.

Elsewhere in the papers, the Sun produced a tactical voting guide advising voters in 40 constituencies on the best way to prevent Labour victories.

"The Daily Mirror's anti-Tory tactical voting guide today caused a stir," blogged Kevin on Tuesday, "not least because it (unintentionally) coincided with Ed Balls... dropping heavy hints for electors to use their heads as well as hearts to keep out Cameron".

THEY are used to determine spending on political campaigns, to guide tactical voting and to enthuse or cow voters.

The Leeds captain, Kevin Sinfield, produced a tactical masterclass to guide the Ladbrokes Challenge Cup holders to within 80 minutes of a return to Wembley with a 24-6 quarter-final victoverover Hull.

In Afghanistan, our people provide tactical intelligence that guides military operations and saves our soldiers' lives.