enemy countermeasures造句

• He skillfully evaded all enemy countermeasures and brought his ship back to port safely.
• Just at that moment, the theory of enemy countermeasures became real publicly for the first time.
• Though also potentially vulnerable to enemy countermeasures, these drugs were seen as having the benefit of fighting a variety of noxious germs.
• A retired Army colonel, Monath was most likely the only scientist in the room who had deeply studied such problems for germ defense as enemy countermeasures.
• In April, the Union of Concerned Scientists and the security studies program of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology released a 175-page study on likely enemy countermeasures, saying such tricks were much easier than making a missile.
• In addition, he was of great assistance in conducting a successful reconnaissance of four enemy positions and completing a vital special mission, contributing immensely to the success of his vessel in evading extremely severe enemy countermeasures . . ."
• Postol, a professor of science and national security studies at MIT and the author of many private and federal weapon reports, was a top Navy science adviser in the Reagan administration and for decades has studied the issue of enemy countermeasures to anti-missile weapons.
• Capt . McWethy received the Silver Star Award for his actions as Torpedo Officer during a War Patrol in enemy-controlled waters of the Pacific Ocean which resulted in the sinking of two Japanese freighters and a 20, 000-ton transport and in the successful evasion of severe enemy countermeasures.
• While simple in concept, the difficulty of simultaneously keeping the beam solidly on the target ( which couldn't be relied upon to cooperate by flying straight and level ), continuing to fly one's own aircraft, all the while keeping an eye out for enemy countermeasures, can be readily appreciated.
• Exhibiting outstanding skill and efficiency in the performance of his duties, Commander Ramage rendered valuable assistance to his Commanding Officer during attacks which resulted in the sinking of two enemy ships totaling 24, 000 tons and, in addition, contributed materially to the success of his vessel in evading enemy countermeasures.