Sentence examples for wartime operation from inspiring English sources

Yet no overflying German plane ever spotted this place during its three years of wartime operation.

There is something strangely seedy about his flat, at least compared with the smooth running wartime operation in the huts at Bletchley Park.

Including this contingency fund, which includes substantial wartime operation spending, America's military budget was bigger for several years in the Obama administration.

Aside from one brief wartime operation in 1918, the next government experiment with electronic mail delivery occurred in 1959 when the Post Office tested Speed Mail.

Fleming's haven, about 10 miles west, was Goldeneye, named for a wartime operation he was involved in, and now one of the most exclusive resorts on the island.

Summary 1. (C) During a February 3 meeting, National Security Adviser Kim Sung-hwan told EAP Assistant Secretary Campbell the ROKG wished to have discussions with Washington about delaying the planned transfer of wartime operation control to Korea.

Ordinarily, a bill to pay for wartime operations would be sacrosanct among members of the president's party.

"And as with all wartime operations, speed, agility and secrecy are essential to its success," he said.

It was not until late in 1944 that he finally fulfilled his longstanding ambition to fly in RAF wartime operations.

But Sergeant Brass's story underlines the myriad ways in which unheralded military people play essential roles in wartime operations.

Wartime operations brought an improvement in certain areas, including the construction of strategic roads in the eastern highlands and near the Zambian border.