Some articles on enemy, destroy, destroy enemy:
First Eagles: The Great War 1918 - Gameplay
... Mission types include Intercept Scramble to intercept incoming enemy bombers before they reach the target ... Patrol waypoints over the lines and destroy any enemy aircraft in the target area ... Patrol Patrol waypoints on your side on the lines and destroy any enemy aircraft in the target area ...
... Mission types include Intercept Scramble to intercept incoming enemy bombers before they reach the target ... Patrol waypoints over the lines and destroy any enemy aircraft in the target area ... Patrol Patrol waypoints on your side on the lines and destroy any enemy aircraft in the target area ...
USS Wasp (CV-18) - Service History - World War II - 1943–1944
... Antiaircraft fire was heavy, but the American planes braved it as they went on to destroy many of the Japanese aircraft still on the ground ... planes did not find the Japanese ships, but American submarines succeeded in sending two enemy carriers (Taihō and Shōkaku) to the bottom ... sent them with Admiral Lee's battleships in Ozawa's wake to locate and destroy any crippled enemy ships ...
... Antiaircraft fire was heavy, but the American planes braved it as they went on to destroy many of the Japanese aircraft still on the ground ... planes did not find the Japanese ships, but American submarines succeeded in sending two enemy carriers (Taihō and Shōkaku) to the bottom ... sent them with Admiral Lee's battleships in Ozawa's wake to locate and destroy any crippled enemy ships ...
Kanga Force - History
... Salamaua and then later to start a limited offensive to harass and destroy enemy personnel and equipment in the area ... raids be initiated against Lae and Salamaua to destroy enemy installations and, if possible, to occupy the airfields ... it was given the task to start a limited offensive to harass and destroy enemy personnel and equipment in the area ...
... Salamaua and then later to start a limited offensive to harass and destroy enemy personnel and equipment in the area ... raids be initiated against Lae and Salamaua to destroy enemy installations and, if possible, to occupy the airfields ... it was given the task to start a limited offensive to harass and destroy enemy personnel and equipment in the area ...
Maneuver Warfare - Concepts
... view of warfare involves moving masses of men and material against enemy strongpoints, with the emphasis on the destruction of the enemy's physical assets - success as ... In attrition warfare the enemy is seen as a collection of targets to be found and destroyed ... Attrition warfare exploits maneuver to bring to bear firepower to destroy enemy forces ...
... view of warfare involves moving masses of men and material against enemy strongpoints, with the emphasis on the destruction of the enemy's physical assets - success as ... In attrition warfare the enemy is seen as a collection of targets to be found and destroyed ... Attrition warfare exploits maneuver to bring to bear firepower to destroy enemy forces ...
USS Vancouver (LPD-2) - Tour of Duty Begins
... in both waterborne and airborne modes against minor opposition and later destroy a fortified Viet-Cong-held village ... from the ARG to the authorities ashore to assist in Operation Toledo a search-and-destroy mission to deprive the enemy of valuable caches of arms and supplies ... and South Vietnamese forces ashore to destroy North Vietnamese Army fortifications, bunkers, and supply caches in the area and to stem intensified infiltration across the DMZ ...
... in both waterborne and airborne modes against minor opposition and later destroy a fortified Viet-Cong-held village ... from the ARG to the authorities ashore to assist in Operation Toledo a search-and-destroy mission to deprive the enemy of valuable caches of arms and supplies ... and South Vietnamese forces ashore to destroy North Vietnamese Army fortifications, bunkers, and supply caches in the area and to stem intensified infiltration across the DMZ ...
Famous quotes containing the words enemy and/or destroy:
“With drums and guns, and guns and drums
The enemy nearly slew ye,
My darling dear, you look so queer,
Och, Johnny, I hardly knew ye!”
—Unknown. Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ye (l. Chorus.)
“The filth and noise of the crowded streets soon destroy the elasticity of health which belongs to the country boy.”
—Rutherford Birchard Hayes (1822–1893)