Sentence examples for warfare division from inspiring English sources

"We simply have to look at ways to attack, and to protect ourselves, all across the frequency spectrum," said Col. Laurie Moe Buckhout, chief of the Army's electronic warfare division.

Employment in Northrop Grumman's airborne early warning and electronic warfare division in Bethpage, where design work on the advanced Hawkeye is being done, declined from 2,524 in December 1998 to 1,605 in December 2001, according to the Defense Contract Management Agency, which monitors military contractors for the Department of Defense.

And just this month, the head of Iran's cyber warfare division was assassinated.

Michael claims to have been a chemist with the Army's chemical warfare division in Saigon, where he worked on creating "the Ladder", a drug that would increase aggression, taking people straight to their most primal urges.

The North Korean military's reportedly prioritiz​ed the development of Frankenstein codes, stealing the best hacker ideas and malware and combining them into unique bugs directed by a multi-pronged and well-funded cybe​r warfare division.

The North Korean military's reportedly prioritis​ed the development of Frankenstein codes, stealing the best hacker ideas and malware and combining them into unique bugs directed by a multi-pronged and well-funded cybe​r warfare division.

To meet specialized requirements in warfare, divisions have evolved into several types, falling within two general classifications: infantry and armoured.

The Army, prompted by fears that its standing force would not perform well in the event of a winter attack on the Northeastern coast, as well as knowledge that the German Army already had three mountain warfare divisions, approved the concept for a division.

"Fuck you, asshole!" he yelled at the driver, an unwitting enemy combatant in the new class warfare (transportation division) that Kunstler believes will soon have Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton hiding from more than just the paparazzi.

They are a Rorschach test of our social condition, revealing racial hatred, class warfare, political divisions, generosity or stinginess toward our neighbors.

"If this is the type of weaponry a group uses in order to stir up warfare and foster division, then we're not part of that," Martino said.