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• Fourteenth Army was nevertheless able to change its axis of advance.
• The Frankfurt-Berlin Autobahn was the 4th Armored Division's axis of advance.
• Then GM 22 split in two; part of the unit swerved eastward on its own axis of advance.
• Varfolomeev termed this as " launching an uninterrupted, deep and shattering blow " along the main axis of advance.
• The nature of the bulge meant the Red Army could build strong fortifications in depth along the German axis of advance.
• Radio equipped forward liaison officers could call upon the Stukas and direct them to attack enemy positions along the axis of advance.
• The Japanese Army withdrew south of the Irrawaddy River and the Gangaw Valley became Fourteenth Army's main axis of advance.
• The 126th Home Guard Regiment protected the left flank of the 7th Guards Brigade axis of advance, engaging in several skirmishes.
• However, the advancing British Fourteenth Army under Lieutenant General William Slim switched its axis of advance to outflank the main Japanese armies.
• Kenneth Pollack wrote that the Syrian forces did not look for an alternative axis of advance and rolled forward without defending their flanks.
• Although they marched close enough to come to each other's aid if needed the commanders chose slightly different axis of advance.
• At this time the Canadian axis of advance was moving mainly to the east coast road and soon Locri was in 3rd Brigade hands.
• Regarded as'flying artillery'the Stukas responded to Panzer Divisions calls by clearing up pockets of resistance along the axis of advance.
• During the morning, the Marines were forced to undertake eight water crossings of the same stream as it zigzagged across their axis of advance.
• When 3rd Division assaulted across flooded country towards Bremen on 23 April, B Trp provided subdued light beams to indicate the axis of advance.
• The attack was preceded by Operation Martlet, to secure the VIII Corps flank by capturing high ground on the right of the axis of advance.
• Radio equipped forward liaison officers could call upon the " Stukas " and direct them to attack enemy positions along the axis of advance.
• NC estimated that the Hermon was not a major axis of advance, and would therefore not be subject to a major attack, only routine raids.
• Moreover, the Japanese have steadfastly refused to acknowledge the brutality their forces inflicted on anyone _ military or civilian _ they found along their axis of advance.
• Radio-equipped forward liaison officers could call upon the " Stuka " s and direct them to attack Allied positions along the axis of advance.