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| the charge, as troops dismounted to engage the | enemy, a Turk shot Cotter dead at close range. |
| Following an unsuccessful encounter with the | enemy a few days later, the squadron changed from a |
| Upon defeat of the | enemy, a blood-spattered name plate is collected, an |
| ring in the New York premiere of Prayer for My | Enemy, a play by Craig Lucas. |
| This War without an | Enemy: A History of the English Civil Wars |
| He is the author of Know Thine | Enemy: A Spy's Journey Into Revolutionary Iran (1997 |
| One type of | enemy, a strange disk like object with a green and r |
| Facing the | Enemy: A History of Anarchist Organization from Prou |
| The Uncounted | Enemy: A Vietnam Deception was a controversial telev |
| afterwards the Poles, under pressure from the | enemy, abandoned their positions. |
| the squad's last round had been fired was the | enemy able to advance and capture the intrepid leade |
| ne to attack the same aerodrome, and found the | enemy about to evacuate it. |
| Eddie Clayton as The | Enemy Ace |
| uns of the Dragon, by Timothy Truman, starring | Enemy Ace and Bat Lash. |
| Enemy Ace: War Idyll has been translated into nine l | |
| 990, DC published Pratt's first graphic novel, | Enemy Ace: War Idyll, which was nominated for both t |
| While pursuing an | enemy across the desert, his entire unit died of deh |
| The Trading with the | Enemy Act 1939 (c.39) is an Act of Parliament of the |
| The Trading with the | Enemy Act 1914 was a United Kingdom Act of Parliamen |
| ders issued under the amended Trading with the | Enemy Act. |
| built opposite No.9 Dock in 1898 (destroyed by | enemy action in 1940) was Europe's largest grain ele |
| She was scuttled after damage from | enemy action in the early days of World War II. |
| On 7 August 1942, she was sunk by | enemy action in the Gulf of Papua near Murray Island |
| On 20 November, 1942 Delhi was damaged by | enemy action in Algiers Bay when her stern was blown |
| a MiG-27 jets were lost over Batalik Sector to | enemy action and mechanical failure, respectively. |
| r warehouses,, and St Mildred was destroyed by | enemy action in April and May 1941. |
| Battle of Midway, Kaga was fatally damaged by | enemy action while Yamamoto was participating in the |
| Due to | enemy action and design problems the project never g |
| She was the first Empire ship lost through | enemy action in the Second World War. |
| , becoming the first British destroyer lost to | enemy action in the war. |
| y British Army units to be directly engaged by | enemy action on British soil during World War I. |
| the battle, he sustained wounds as a result of | enemy action and subsequently received the Purple He |
| These were the last ships to be sunk by | enemy action in the Battle of the Atlantic, nearly f |
| After the billets were destroyed by | enemy action the squadron was moved to the seaplane |
| lthough there has never been any suggestion of | enemy action or sabotage. |
| It is unknown whether his death resulted from | enemy action or from an aircraft accident. |
| Glorious lost to exposure (rather than direct | enemy action) at up to 800. |
| Theatre (the Old Vic then being closed due to | enemy action), he directed a production of Hamlet jo |
| Three Castles were sunk through | enemy action, and Castles participated in the sinkin |
| French defensive lines without losing a man to | enemy action, and took Bouchain after a siege of 34 |
| mpany lost 15 ships: 13 were confirmed sunk by | enemy action, one disappeared and was presumed sunk |
| al problem in the absence of any minefields or | enemy action. |
| he island, when the ship he was on was sunk by | enemy action. |
| tanks put out of action outside combat than to | enemy action. |
| ircraft were lost through mishaps than through | enemy action. |
| on on Compensation for Suffering and Damage by | Enemy Action. |
| 0 Squadron, which was shot down as a result of | enemy action. |
| tia, the soldiers were able to learn about the | enemy activity in the area which would help during t |
| “We had seen an increased amount of | enemy activity in this region over the last three we |
| r months leading up to the attack the level of | enemy activity in the area had been low and contacts |
| drop with more supplies, but there is too much | enemy activity in the area to accomplish it safely. |
| targets, but with the intention of disrupting | enemy activity at night and perhaps doing some colla |
| surveillance to observe, identify, and report | enemy activity, and collect other information of mil |
| des throughout the Loudoun Valley to watch for | enemy activity. |
| ns; flew night photographic missions to detect | enemy activity; and provided daylight photographic a |
| d forces and motorised forces, by impeding the | enemy advance and participating directly in ground o |
| Diaz reorganized the troops, blocked the | enemy advance by implementing defenses in depth and |
| nd magnificent handling of his troops that the | enemy advance was held up for 11 hours at a very cri |
| st at once, but his gallant action held up the | enemy advance. |
| is prompt action saved the line and halted the | enemy advance. |
| When the | enemy advanced he pulled his gun out of the pit, and |
| [The | enemy] advanced up a sap and blew in a sandbag barri |
| After destroying a bridge to prevent | enemy advancement, he finds himself in a cavern bein |
| eded in dropping his bombs (direct hits) on an | enemy aerodrome. |
| ificent courage and determination in attacking | enemy aerodromes, kite balloons and retreating colum |
| his country's war effort; he also helped raid | enemy aerodromes. |
| n 23 December 1917, when leading his patrol, 8 | enemy aeroplanes were attacked between 1430/1550 and |
| This officer has shot down six | enemy aeroplanes during the last few months. |
| Gibbons has destroyed four | enemy aeroplanes and driven down three out of contro |
| He has destroyed six | enemy aeroplanes and two kite balloons. |
| casions, he had totally destroyed 4 two-seater | enemy aeroplanes on the same day, and on the last oc |
| ile on patrol he attacked a formation of eight | enemy aeroplanes, one of which he destroyed. |
| day, when leading his flight, he engaged eight | enemy aeroplanes, destroying three himself. |
| Recently he encountered twelve | enemy aeroplanes, two of which he crashed. |
| d courageous airman who has accounted for five | enemy aeroplanes, displaying at all times marked ski |
| casions he has encountered large formations of | enemy aeroplanes, and has himself shot down out of c |
| September, 1917, he engaged single-handed four | enemy aeroplanes, of which two were destroyed by him |
| The same week he led his patrol against six | enemy aeroplanes, shooting down the rear machine, wh |
| th one other scout this officer attacked eight | enemy aeroplanes, shooting down one in flames. |
| has personally assisted in shooting down five | enemy aeroplanes. |
| he has attacked and driven down out of control | enemy aeroplanes. |
| company with another machine, encountered ten | enemy aeroplanes. |
| udden has at the present time accounted for 54 | enemy aeroplanes. |
| a patrol, his formation was attacked by twenty | enemy aeroplanes. |
| sisting of five machines, attacked twenty-five | enemy aeroplanes. |
| his formation of six machines, he attacked six | enemy aeroplanes. |
| ays conspicuous bravery and skill in attacking | enemy aeroplanes. |
| ine fighting pilot who has accounted for eight | enemy aeroplanes. |
| He has accounted for eight, | enemy aeroplanes. |
| lines alone, either in pursuit or in quest of | enemy aeroplanes. |
| He has accounted for five | enemy aeroplanes. |
| cored again on 30 September, again setting his | enemy afire. |
| any sergeant-major turned it on the retreating | enemy, after which he carried it back to Allied line |
| Private Speakman began throwing bottles at the | enemy after running out of grenades. |
| John became his | enemy after a childhood quarrel. |
| He destroyed 3 of the | enemy after suffering the wounds from which he died |
| If players are successful in destroying the | enemy AFW, the enemy unit is removed from the map an |
| In the evening the | enemy again counter-attacked and eventually killed W |
| The | enemy again let her pass. |
| In the evening the | enemy again counter-attacked the post and all the ga |
| Subsequently, when the | enemy again advanced in force, Sergeant Riggs cheerf |
| The following day the | enemy again attacked and drove back another company |
| Enemy Against Enemy | |
| The player is rewarded with money when an | enemy agent triggers a trap and will receive extra m |
| 8, 1942) was a German-American executed as an | enemy agent for the Germans in World War II. |
| Enemy Agent (1940) | |
| k' Armstrong, said to be "the strongest female | enemy agent in the world". |
| have an affair during which she eliminates an | enemy agent sent to seduce Tremble ("Miss Goodthighs |
| p by a chauffeur, who Bond determines to be an | enemy agent. |
| Enemy agents want to know what Vicenti knows, so he | |
| Traps and other defenses are used to prevent | enemy agents from entering the base to gather eviden |
| h letter inside were left at a Cairo hotel for | enemy agents to find. |
| ked with preventing sabotage and subversion by | enemy agents or German sympathizers on US soil. |
| Vlassov hands off a list of | enemy agents in Western Europe including a deep pene |
| d interrogation centre (known as Camp 020) for | enemy agents captured by MI5. |
| The | enemy agents become more aggressive, as if the game |
| As he is demonstrating it, a group of | enemy agents disguised as NATO officials steals the |
| is talk (if directed at or overheard by covert | enemy agents) might allow the enemy to intercept and |
| help, as he is secretly being used to capture | enemy agents. |
| s traveling companions ensnared by secrets and | enemy agents. |
| everse anagram of "robot"), which is stolen by | enemy agents. |
| ul businessman and drug lord Ignacio Ochoa, an | enemy Agustin had faced early in his career, El Grad |
| ame as too easy, mainly because of the passive | enemy AI in the strategy portion and overpowered fri |
| Both the friendly and | enemy AI have been harshly criticized for difficulty |
| ly more difficult, thanks to a more aggressive | enemy AI and faster-moving characters. |
| difficulty modes, which alters level layouts, | enemy AI, and damage done to the player character. |
| ms included poor animation, camera control and | enemy AI. |
| 29 and 30 January, her force came under heavy | enemy air attack in the Battle of Rennell Island. |
| Hampered by | enemy air attacks, it managed to find and engage Bri |
| On the 11th, she repelled | enemy air bombing attacks and supplied fire missions |
| e American aviators fought back valiantly, and | enemy air strength was weakened so severely that the |
| She reached Kerama Retto 8 June and, despite | enemy air attacks, conducted supply operations until |
| Despite heavy seas and an | enemy air attack, she debarked her troops as Allied |
| le supply base, interrupted only by occasional | enemy air attacks, until after hostilities ended in |
| In fact the only | enemy air reaction came a little before midnight on |
| and reinforced with steel to repel bombings by | enemy air forces. |
| In spite of heavy | enemy air activity, Auriga completed her task on the |
| con and assuming the mission of suppression of | enemy air defenses. |
| cializes in the Suppression and Destruction of | Enemy Air Defenses (SEAD). |
| , he repeatedly volunteered to lead attacks on | enemy air bases and exposed his aircraft to intense |
| Cetus unloaded under the constant hazard of | enemy air and surface suicide attack, but received n |
| to, composed mostly of minesweepers, was under | enemy air attack on 2 January, 3 January, and 4 Janu |
| On 7 January, the escort fought off an | enemy air attack, and later, Charles Ausburne, with |
| s Augusta Bay 28 November the ship repelled an | enemy air attack, and two days later, bombarded Boug |
| ce Committee had been expecting a new phase of | enemy air activity which became known as the "flying |
| he landings of 9 January, she fired in several | enemy air attacks, and bombarded the beaches. |
| ould achieve command of the air by bombing the | enemy air arm into extinction would doom its enemy t |
| -47s could be used to carry paratroops to take | enemy air bases. |
| Severely damaged in | enemy air raids on 21 and 22 April 1941, she remaine |
| uring World War II to provide early warning of | enemy air attacks. |
| ed battle stations an hour later; and sporadic | enemy air activity kept her on alert until 2220. |
| nawa on 1 April, and unloaded supplies despite | enemy air attacks. |
| During Birminghams 27 | enemy air raids an official request by the Governmen |
| Cofer next came under | enemy air attack on 15 December, as she landed assau |
| as the first time the InAF actively engaged an | enemy air force. |
| yphoon, and she also battled against her first | enemy air attack. |
| Her mission was to "detect, report, and track | enemy airborne threats approaching by overseas route |
| adar station at Burrewarra Point monitored any | enemy airborne threats during World War II. |
| Eder flew 572 combat missions claiming 78 | enemy aircraft shot down. |
| During this period she accounted for some 16 | enemy aircraft as the Japanese launched the kamikaze |
| (known as cairns) were also created to prevent | enemy aircraft from using the hilltop as a landing s |
| is victories occurred in the afternoon and all | enemy aircraft were Fokker D.Vs. |
| He scored 20 | enemy aircraft confirmed destroyed, six probable and |
| estroying one of these he was attacked by more | enemy aircraft but, seeing a brother-officer in diff |
| His final tally showed nine | enemy aircraft destroyed and six driven down out of |
| Its purpose to detect, locate and track | enemy aircraft and provide inland radar coverage for |
| es were established on Abbey Field and engaged | enemy aircraft 14 times during a 21 month period. |
| The Hs 117H was designed to attack an | enemy aircraft up to 5 km above the launching aircra |
| n aerial combat, Captain Boggs shot down three | enemy aircraft in a single mission. |
| iginal TAW campaigns, namely that of unlimited | enemy aircraft in campaigns and no ground warfare pr |
| His victory tally was split evenly between | enemy aircraft destroyed and those driven down, at e |
| Malfroy was credited with five | enemy aircraft destroyed during the war. |
| iator credited with shooting down five or more | enemy aircraft during aerial combat. |
| Forty minutes later | enemy aircraft again flew over the ships in the Gulf |
| gh 116 missions without being hit by fire from | enemy aircraft and without Anderson ever having to t |
| was officially credited with shooting down 189 | enemy aircraft claimed in more than 700 combat missi |
| The | enemy aircraft went down completely out of control. |
| The | enemy aircraft turned on its side and spun. |
| He shot down 53 | enemy aircraft in Defense of the Reich, including 26 |
| was officially credited with destroying eight | enemy aircraft with 12 or 13 assists. |
| ng shot down over Paschendale and shot down an | enemy aircraft crossing in front of him as he spiral |
| the time of his death Wilcke had shot down 162 | enemy aircraft in 732 combat missions. |
| Enemy aircraft lost were 22 destroyed, 6 probable, 1 | |
| Enemy aircraft approaching!", | |
| would be credited with destroying twelve more | enemy aircraft and driving two down out of control. |
| eparing to take-off after getting an alert for | enemy aircraft at Dobodura in May 1943. |
| iumphs shows he singlehandedly destroyed eight | enemy aircraft (including one burned), shared two ot |
| ge balloons were sited on Winn Common to deter | enemy aircraft from attacking the Royal Arsenal, Woo |
| He shot down a total of 38 | enemy aircraft of which 35 where at night. |
| 200 combat missions, he saw only a total of 14 | enemy aircraft from his cockpit. |
| squadron dove to attack and Hamilton downed an | enemy aircraft after firing 200 rounds. |
| Alabama's gunners claimed three | enemy aircraft shot down and a fourth damaged. |
| icially credited with destroying a total of 18 | enemy aircraft in aerial combat. |
| the first Italian credited with destroying an | enemy aircraft in the air when he shot one down over |
| outh Vietnam without losing a single bomber to | enemy aircraft fire. |
| He shot down further | enemy aircraft in quick succession in the early part |
| er 1940, and was credited with destroying five | enemy aircraft in aerial combat. |
| er's depth charges and from aerial bombs which | enemy aircraft dropped, but they prevented her from |
| He is credited with shooting down 37 | enemy aircraft claimed during 150 combat missions. |
| He shot down some 112 | enemy aircraft in over 700 operations, becoming the |
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