例句與造句

1. After recuperation at hospitals in France and the U . S ., Dawson was promoted to major and was reassigned to the OSS under the command of General Donovan.
2. General Donovan might have copied the papers before returning them the following January, but there is no record of Arlington Hall's receiving them, and CIA and NSA archives have no surviving copies.
3. Subsequently, on November 14, 1945 at the request of then SecNav James Forrestal, William Harding Jackson submitted his own plan for a new central intelligence agency as an alternative to General Donovan's plan.
4. A decorated veteran of World War I, General Donovan is the only person to have received all four of the United States'highest awards : The Medal of Honor, the Distinguished Service Medal, and the National Security Medal.
5. "Regardless of the country or the era, you don't change human beings very much, or their instincts, " said Edwin J . Putzel Jr ., former executive officer to the OSS's General Donovan.
6. It's difficult to find general donovan in a sentence. 用general donovan造句挺難的
7. The infamous " Invasion by Bats " project was afterwards referred to by Dr . Stanley P . Lovell, director of research and development for Office of Strategic Services ( OSS ), whom General Donovan ordered to review the idea, as " Die Fledermaus Farce ".
8. "I would be willing to bet my bottom buck that there was a deliberate attempt in Washington to forget the warnings out of Honolulu, " says Edwin J . Putzell Jr ., former executive officer to General Donovan, founder of the Office of Strategic Services, the intelligence agency created during World War II.
9. Perlo later wrote to his Soviet supervisors : " He has access to excellent material and once given an explanation of what was wanted, worked hard and bravely to get it . . . He has not been reckless but has gotten materials regularly under security conditions more difficult than those faced by most others in the group . " " Beginning in 1944, virtually the entire range of OSS analytic and planning documents on Nazi Germany and its postwar prospects flowed continuously from General Donovan's Washington headquarters through Donald Wheeler to Pavel Fitin's offices in Moscow ."