advantage over the enemy

He would have had no advantage over the enemy without magic to help.

"We have one great advantage over the enemy," he said.

What point having the altitude advantage over the enemy if you did not know whether he had turned?

"Even if only partially armed, we shall have an advantage over the enemy," she pointed out.

Establish a maneuver element within the unit to move to a position of advantage over the enemy and attack him by direct fire.

He had one priceless advantage over the enemy.

As the war progressed, developments in radar abilities gave the Allies an increasingly decisive advantage over the enemy.

Professionals call this military manoeuvre "dynamic braking"; the pilot needs it to sharply drop speed, while still have an advantage over the enemy.

"Those who hold it by fire or occupy it have the advantage of maneuver and have the advantage over the enemy."

Once there, David would go to attack speed and climb steeply up into a position of superior height and tactical advantage over the enemy formation.

His job was to use deception to gain a strategic and tactical advantage over the enemy in the Near and Middle East.

Yet, it turns out that Mallory, with the help of Felina, has already found and hidden the jewel, which gives him an advantage over the enemy.

As they maneuver to gain positions of advantage over the enemy, combined arms forces deliver fires to disrupt the enemy's ability to interfere with that maneuver.

Combat in Saga is real-time, in keeping with the RTS genre, and consists of maneuvering units around the field to fight and gain an advantage over the enemy.

He knew without having to think about it that the four of them possessed a 1.3 to 1 primary firepower advantage over the enemy, if they were able to work together as a closely knit unit.

At this point Mohiuddin Jahangir failed to establish any advantage over the enemy, so he continued with his team and crossed Mahananda and camped at Rehaichar before dawn.

The object of the game and its spinoffs, is to win the war by capturing enough critical territories to gain the advantage over the enemy in a recreation of World War II.

By having multiple levels the rowers at the bottom were relatively safe, and marines at the top would have a height advantage over the enemy, firing down upon them and avoiding boarding of the ship.

The number of conscripts does not exceed 120,000 and is reasonably large, as it is in the strategy's intention to use any possible geographical advantage over the enemy, when professionalism is compensated by that factor.

In general, it would be an improper practice to secure an advantage over the enemy by deliberate lying or misleading conduct which involves a breach of faith, or when there is a moral obligation to speak the truth.

Because of Amraam's "extremely good" potential to hit aircraft out of visual range, any air force that has it enjoys a clear advantage over the enemy, according to Jane's Defense Weekly, a publication that assesses military weapons systems.

"Yes, our technology is better, and yes, we have a technological advantage over the enemy, but the technology and warfare discussion has gone on for hundreds of years, since the longbow came along," said the commander of the Checkmate Division.

Furthermore, due to the sinking of three landing ships at the port and the destruction of the port by enemy heavy mortar fire, most landing forces became light infantry which did not enjoy superior technical advantage over the enemy.

A day or two after this victory, the general ordered me to take captain Baxter, lieutenant Postell, and sergeant Macdonald, with thirty privates, and see if I could not gain some advantage over the enemy near the lines of Georgetown.

Players may attempt to flank an enemy's units, focus their attacks on the enemy general, conserve energy by walking rather than running their units, or switch their archers to using the slower but more intimidating flaming arrows - all as techniques to gain the morale advantage over the enemy.