Exemplos de uso de Returned fire em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I returned fire.
The coastal batteries returned fire.
I returned fire and accidentally shot Agent Fuller.
Our guys returned fire.
We took cover behind the car… and returned fire.
Prepare for returned fire, sir joseph broadfront.
Either way, we just returned fire.
Texians returned fire for approximately 30 minutes.
A couple of Martenz's friends returned fire.
Somebody would have returned fire, then somebody else might have gotten killed.
I turned left,he came out of nowhere And I returned fire!
Other members of the patrol returned fire, killing the two gunmen.
But the men in the truck were also armed and returned fire.
Troops returned fire, and a FARC member was killed in the battle.
And, consistent with the inherent right of self-defense,'coalition forces returned fire.
I returned fire and sought cover as Mr. Salamanca proceeded to engage me.
They concentrated their fire on Georgios Averof, which returned fire at 12:00.
Las Casas returned fire and sent boarding parties which captured Olid's ships.
From the helicopter, members of the National Directorate for Drug Control(DNCD) returned fire.
Iraqi Army soldiers and Marines returned fire killing eight insurgents and wounding another.
I'm not sure of the precise order of shots butI am certain that Ferrington only returned fire.
The coastal defenses returned fire soon after, with minimal effect and minimal casualties to the British fleet.
Once inside, at 12:02 p.m., they shot through the west windows at police, who returned fire.
During the small battle which followed,the Americans returned fire with their machine gun and Gloucester began to bombard the Spanish position.
Months later military briefings revealed that Canadian soldiers recently came under attack by Islamic State extremists and returned fire.
Eight Spanish ships, the land batteries,and the forts returned fire for two and a half hours although the range was too great for the guns on shore.
Later after Easy Company commanding officer Richard Winters led the charge up on the dike, the German artillery opened up on the crossroads andin return American artillery returned fire.
He explained that the ship had returned fire to the French cruiser Volta before being hit by the spar torpedo, and orders were given to continue firing after the explosion.
An initial Marine Corps communique reported that 15 civilians were killed by the bomb's blast andeight insurgents were subsequently killed when the Marines returned fire against those attacking the convoy.
A small company of British troops fired on a much larger column of colonial militia, which returned fire, and eventually routed those troops, which returned to the village center and rejoined the other troops there.