Examples of using Minefields in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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But there are minefields.
This order also allegedly called for efforts to break any blockade,including steps to sweep minefields.
There are still more than 1,000 minefields in this beautiful country that remain to be cleared.
It has willed our warriors up mountains and across minefields.
Harry said”There are still more than 1,000 minefields in this beautiful country that remain to be cleared.
On 3 May she steamed out of Suva for the New Hebridesand by 11 June had completed, with Montgomery, the Efate defensive minefields.
The South Africans were to make and mark a gap in the minefields to the south-east of Miteirya by midnight of 26/27 July.
The Russians' own minefields were larger than had been expected, and so clearing them took longer than the Germans had planned.
On 30 May,Rommel pulled the Afrika Korps back westward against the edge of the minefields, creating a defensive position.
Restaurants are minefields for the socially inept, and I was nervous as always in these situations.
After the war ended,the British government made an effort to clear the minefields but it was a dangerous and laborious effort.
Rommel thought that Allied minefields ended well north of Bir Hakeim and did not know of the"mine marsh" surrounding the box.
The prerequisites are complete mastery of the air,the operational use of powerful artillery in the Straits of Dover and protection by minefields.
The war also left some 117 minefields containing nearly 20,000 mines of various types, including anti-vehicle and anti-personnel mines.
The two New Zealand brigades shortly beforedawn on 15 July took their objectives, but minefields and pockets of resistance created disarray among the attackers.
It was first used to clear the minefields at El Alamein in Libya during the North African campaign- and remains the mainstay of demining.
The Gazala line was a series of defensive boxes accommodating a brigade each,laid out across the desert behind minefields and wire, watched by regular patrols between the boxes.
The minefields at Kursk achieved densities of 1,700 anti-personnel and 1,500 anti-tank mines per kilometre, about four times the density used in the defence of Moscow.
Arriving Pago Pago 4 March, she planted defensive minefields off Tutuila and Apia, then shifted to Suva for mining activities amongst the Fiji Islands.
More than 30,000 North Korean civilians have fled their homeland but it is very rare for them to cross the closely guarded inter-Korean land border,which is fortified with minefields and barbed wire.
With the Bar-Lev forts silenced, the Egyptians consolidated their position,laying minefields and constructing defensive and interlocking firing positions for their tanks and artillery.
American intelligence knew that numerous unmined areas existed off the objective beachheads, but invasion planners thought it best toat least determine the exact boundaries of any minefields that existed in the areas.
The Germans reached their defensive minefields early on 25 April, though approximately 40 nmi(74 km; 46 mi) off Heligoland Moltke was torpedoed by the submarine E42;
The Japanese established observationposts on islands in the Singapore Strait to spot minefields, but these were not effective and generally the fields were not detected until a ship struck a mine.
Others countered that Syria had strong defenses-antitank ditches, minefields, and strong points- and that it would be better to fight from defensive positions in the Golan Heights(rather than the flat terrain of Syria) in the event of another war with Syria.
Rommel retired to The Cauldron, a defensive position backing onto British minefields, forming a base in the midst of the British defences and Italian engineers lifted mines from the west side of the minefields to create a supply route through to the Axis side.