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1. This opening paragraph from " French Farce at Fishguard, " written by Jon Latimer and appearing in " Military History, " sets the tone:
2. The military historian Jon Latimer observes that the relative ease with which the allies captured Sicily was not entirely because of Mincemeat, or the wider deception of Operation Barclay.
3. The United States, in contrast, achieved none of its war aims, and in these terms, the War of 1812 must be seen as a British Victory, however marginal .  ( Jon Latimer  1812 War with America.
4. Much of the plunder was from privateering, whereby individuals and ships were commissioned by government to attack the country's enemies . although the historian Jon Latimer observes that the terms " pirate " and " buccaneer " have been interchangeable in English since the 17th century . | group = n }}
5. Controlling what the enemy knows about you-- either by passive measures such as camouflage or active measures such as spreading false information-- is a critical skill, writes Jon Latimer in his book " Deception In Warfare " ( published in 2001 ) . " The greatest generals have been masters of it, and it has been the downfall of many another, " he says.
6. It's difficult to find jon latimer in a sentence. 用jon latimer造句挺難的
7. His work has been widely praised-- a review by Jon Latimer in the " Times Literary Supplement " ( 13 April 2007 ) declared that Graves was " probably Canada'foremost military historian . " John Elting, reviewing his book, " Red Coats and Grey Jackets : The Battle of Chippawa 1814 " called it the " definitive analysis " of that engagement as the author " establishes the historical background, describes the opposing armies, brings them into battle, and assesses the results, without wasting a word-- yet his account of the battle combines high colour and exact detail ."
8. Fake landmines were laid around the town in view of the Boers and their spies within the town, and his soldiers were ordered to simulate avoiding barbed wire ( non-existent ) when moving between trenches; guns and a searchlight ( improvised from an acetylene lamp and biscuit tin ) were moved around the town to increase their apparent number . ( See Jon Latimer, " Deception in War ", London : John Murray, 2001, pp . 32 5 . ) A howitzer was built in Mafeking's railway workshops, and even an old cannon ( dated 1770, it coincidentally had " B . P . & Co . " engraved on the barrel ) was pressed into service.