例句與造句

1. During 1969, the three airborne battalions of the RLA were shuttled across the country in reinforcement operations.
2. In December 1943-April 1944, " Aikoku Maru " participated in reinforcement operations to New Guinea.
3. Thirteen Spitfire reinforcement operations were ultimately launched between March and October 1942, playing a key role in the siege.
4. After refit, " Abukuma " returned to northern waters to continue reinforcement operations to Attu and Kiska in January, February and March 1943.
5. The whole repatriation and reinforcement operation had to be organised by the various inexperienced and desperately overstretched Slovak staffs, especially that of Mal醨 in Prea
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6. It's difficult to find reinforcement operation in a sentence. 用reinforcement operation造句挺難的
7. "The wider reinforcement operation demonstrates NATO's continued commitment to regional stability in the Balkans and its ability to rapidly move troops in large numbers as required, " the statement said.
8. Apart from some air and PT boat attacks on the evacuating destroyers, Allied forces did not actively attempt to impede the withdrawal because Allied commanders believed the operation was actually a reinforcement operation, not an evacuation.
9. Spending the next two years with the Scouting Fleet, " Tracy " wound up her tour by taking part in the reinforcement operations for the Special Service Squadron in Nicaraguan waters during the revolution and civil strife which had broken out in that country in November and December 1926.
10. On their return home aboard USS Kearsarge ( LHD-3 ), HMH-464 was tasked to bypass the scheduled liberty port in Malta and proceed to the African countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone to conduct Non-Combatant Evacuation Operations ( NEO ) and the Liberian Embassy reinforcement Operation Shining Express.
11. Han Youlu ( ), the nationalist deputy commander in charge of the overall reinforcement operation took control of the 2nd Regiment of the nationalist Reorganized 8th Cavalry Brigade because Li Wenbin ( ), the regimental commander of the 2nd Regiment of the nationalist Reorganized 8th Cavalry Brigade was absent, accurately deduced that something happened at Heshui, and the enemy would withdrew.
12. However, heavy losses in the Guadalcanal campaign and the ongoing Solomon Islands campaign had forced Japan to divert forces to the defense of the Solomon Islands and New Guinea, and Kawase was forced to inform the island commander, Imperial Japanese Army Colonel Yasuyo Yamasaki, that no reinforcements could arrive until late May, when increased fog in the Aleutians would help a reinforcement convoy avoid detection by American forces and by which time Japanese merchant ships earmarked for the reinforcement operation would have radar installed.