"wartime events" is correct and usable in written English.
You can typically use it to refer to events that happened during a war or conflict, such as battles or other significant events. For example, "The history museum contains exhibits about some of the most important wartime events of World War II."
Yet the author has fully submerged herself in the dramatic wartime events in which her father played a part.
The key wartime events were the frenzied scenes at Frank Sinatra concerts and the instant success of an innovative young women's magazine, launched in September 1944.
Few wartime events are the subject of so much controversy and myth.Mr Felstead, a Londoner and at the time a market gardener, volunteered for service in 1915.
Prosecutors say they are now trying to reduce the indictment by cutting some of the wartime events, without changing the overall charges.
These and other reports the son addressed to his father suggest that the president may have been well informed of the wartime events in Bosnia.
Veterans with stress syndrome put on virtual reality goggles and re-experience violent wartime events, complete with helicopter rides, gunfire and jungle walks.
The role of the pigeons was to rush back to Rockefeller Plaza, thus demonstrating that in the wartime event of every other means of communication being destroyed in New York City, the birds could carry on.
The role of the pigeons was to rush back to Rockefeller Plaza this demonstrating that in wartime event of every other means of communication being destroyed in N.Y.C. the birds can carry on.
— The Fort Drum Blizzard, the weekly newspaper for the Army's 10th Mountain Division, is the place soldiers usually turn for stories about new wartime missions, community events and classified ads.
The public and media events this wartime New Year balance pleasure and duty.
Once he asked Mohaupt to write a piece that would portray events in wartime Europe from t invasion of Poland to the invasion of Russia.
