The system of moving units separately and concentrating as an army before a battle resulted in more efficient supply and lower vulnerability to modern firepower.

With modern firepower a few hundred Wolves would be enough to rule Rentoro, able to blow apart any city whose people weren't already too scared to lift a finger.

The battle illustrated the power of concentrated artillery fire and the wastefulness of massed attacks by infantry against modern firepower.

In this war, John Frederick Charles Fuller, who served in British army, found armored warfare important in land operations, because old land tactics could not work under modern firepower.

But if we let loose a wall of modern firepower into half a million people jammed shoulder to shoulder, history will convict us of committing a crime against humanity.

But it will take three months to get modern firepower into Bosnian hands, and more time for training; Clinton should have already signed a finding directing the C.I.A. to transfer arms.

And modern firepower is so devastating that the modern small battlefield is really a slaughter pit.

On the other hand, he told himself grimly, the Stilties weren't accustomed to facing modern firepower, either.

This outcome paralleled general developments on the battlefield, as mounted forces gradually lost their relevance under modern firepower.

Shakespeare killed off as many characters in the last act of "Hamlet" as could be done in without benefit of modern firepower.