bang bo造句

• On 24 March de N間rier attacked the Guangxi Army's main positions around Bang Bo.
• Among them is a golf course unit named Vintage at Bang Bo district in Samut Prakan.
• Lieutenant Armengaud, a Bang Bo and Ky Lua, fought around Lang Son in late March 1885:
• Chinese general Feng Zicai beat back a French attack here at the Battle of Bang Bo in 1885.
• Several French officers had already commented scathingly on his performance during the L?ng S?n campaign and at Bang Bo, where he had badly bungled an attack on the Chinese positions.
• Three weeks later the Chinese attacked the Dong Dang garrison, precipitating a series of events that led to the French defeat at the Battle of Bang Bo ( 24 March 1885 ).
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• The Chinese had been beaten with ease by the French during the Lang Son Campaign of February 1885, and Chinese sources attest to the poor morale of the Chinese army at Bang Bo.
• His plan called for a simultaneous frontal and rear attack on Feng Zicai's troops, who were holding a line of trenches in front of Bang Bo known to the French as the'Long Trench '.
• The "'Battle of Bang Bo "', known in China as the battle of Zhennan Pass ( Chinese : 畵WS軙KNy _ ), was an important Chinese victory during the Sino-French War ( August 1884 April 1885 ).
• Feng Zicai and Liu Yongfu were instrumental in the defeat of the French at the Battle of Bang Bo which led to the French Retreat from Lang Son and the conclusion of the war in 1885.
• This engagement, known as the Battle of Zhennan Pass in China, is normally called Bang Bo in European sources, after the name of a village in the centre of the Chinese position where the fighting was fiercest.
• Feng Zicai's troops, stationed on the Chinese right wing around the village of Bang Bo, played an important role in the battle, defeating an assault by the French 111th Line Battalion on a position known as'the long trench '.
• The Battle of Bang Bo ( named by the French from the Vietnamese pronunciation of Hengpo, a village in the centre of the Chinese position where the fighting was fiercest ), is normally known as the Battle of Zhennan Pass in China.
• Bri鑢e de l'Isle's record of solid professional achievement was marred in the second fortnight of March 1885, with simultaneous French defeats on 24 March at the Battle of Phu Lam Tao and ( far more serious ) the Battle of Bang Bo.
• Although de N間rier retrieved his defeat at Bang Bo by inflicting crippling casualties on the Guangxi Army at the Battle of Ky Lua on 28 March, the disastrous decision by Lieutenant-Colonel Paul-Gustave Herbinger to retreat from Lang Son transformed a French tactical victory into a strategic defeat.
• While the army ministry was struggling to explain away General Fran鏾is de N間rier's defeat in the battle of Bang Bo ( 24 March 1885 ) and the subsequent French retreat from Lang Son, Courbet presented the navy ministry with an elegant, almost bloodless victory in the Pescadores.
• The retreat, which threw away the gains of the February Lang Son Campaign, was ordered by Lieutenant-Colonel Paul Gustave Herbinger, the acting commander of the 2nd Brigade, and came less than a week after General de N間rier's defeat at the Battle of Bang Bo ( 24 March 1885 ).
• Towards the end of the battle the 111th Battalion stormed a Chinese hill position under the eyes of the rest of the brigade . 2nd Lieutenant Rene Normand, who fell a month later in the Battle of Bang Bo and whose letters from Tonkin were published after his death, distinguished himself in this action.
• He decided to defend his conduct by attacking de N間rier's decision to attack the Chinese at Bang Bo, claiming that the 2nd Brigade's morale was shaky, and alleging that, as an officer of the metropolitan army, he had been the victim of a plot by the Legion and marine infantry officers who ran the Tonkin expeditionary corps.