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• Mines and booby traps were also planted along likely avenues of approach.
• Those developments would provide new avenues of approach for NATO warplanes attacking Yugoslavia.
• It is not up to me, but that avenue of approach seems viable.
• Special attention was paid to avenues of approach and withdrawal.
• Anticipating Jackson's reinforcements marching from the north, he increased cavalry patrols on likely avenues of approach.
• From the main line of resistance, artillery, mortar, tank, and infantry weapons covered Chinese avenues of approach.
• "Think very hard of the possible merits of " all " other avenues of approach before you take action.
• The ridge offered a natural avenue of approach to the airfield, commanded the surrounding area and was almost undefended.
• Attack routes often took unexpected avenues of approach, such as through the trash pits of US Firebase Cunningham in 1969.
• The military believes it will be useful for halting people at checkpoints, denying avenues of approach and handling confrontational crowds.
• As he pursued avenues of approach, he felt like doors were not opening and he was a little despondent about it.
• We've got to get a handle on this thing, and fortunately we've got some very good promising avenues of approach ."
• DO units will use close combat or supporting arms to disrupt the enemy's access to key terrain and avenues of approach.
• During his absence, however, the Imperials captured Empoli by treachery, thus cutting off one of the chief avenues of approach to Florence.
• "A corridor is nothing more than an avenue of approach for ground forces, " said one military officer with extensive Balkans knowledge.
• Aided by Korean Service Corps personnel the men of the mines along the avenues of approach which were also covered by automatic weapons.
• Artillery was posted with converging fields of fire on every avenue of approach, and stakes were driven into the ground to aid gunners'range estimates.
• Imperial tombs have spectacular avenues of approach lined with real and mythological animals on a scale matching Egypt, and smaller versions decorate temples and palaces.
• The ridge, called Lunga Ridge, offered a natural avenue of approach to the airfield, commanded the surrounding area and, at that time, was almost undefended.
• Integral to any movement into a camp was the use of multiple avenues of approach, avoiding predictable patterns that could be exploited by opposing forces.