shock action

But there are no more shocking action pictures, and that has made a noticeable difference in public concern.

The main shock action was done by the cavalry.

Known also for shocking actions and statements, not all are correct, causing even international scandals.

"The police and the security forces immediately reached the location of the incident and started a full investigation for the shocking action," the government said.

Its tough fighting men were masters of both skirmish, or ambush warfare and shock action.

The gauntlet represents the shock action of armor and the ability to deliver a decisive blow.

The acceptance of a higher degree of risk in order to attain a decisive result is intrinsic to shock actions.

Asked if she relished the opportunity to shock action fans, Rodriguez demurred in her own inimitable way.

Infantry shock action required the holding of fire until the enemy was in very close range, and was used in defence as well as attack.

Atone, by repentance and better conduct, for the shocking action you have committed, and the dreadful consequences to which it has led.

Police arrested jobless Cooper in Holywell town centre on the night of the August 18 following his shocking actions.

A completely new rear shock linkage system giving more progressive rear shock action is featured on both bikes.

During the Vietnam War, it was the mission of armour (tanks) to close with the enemy and defeat them using firepower, manoeuvre, and shock action.

In particular, tanks were used tactically in co-operation with the infantry, as well as in mass for the initial shock action.

In conjunction with less reliance on pistol fire it had the net effect of favouring shock action over firepower, contrary to the tendency defended by Roberts.

Heavily armoured, often mounted on armoured horses and wielding a lance so long it normally required both hands, the cataphractarii were specialised for shock action.

Cavalry relied heavily on missile action, usually casting javelins in one or two passes, before closing in with lances for shock action.

Guptas utilised heavy cavalry clad in mail armour and equipped with maces and lances, who would have used shock action to break the enemy line.

According to one school of thought, it is any cavalry capable of shock action against the enemy line, according to another, it should just be heavily armored.

The function of an Armour officer is to command and to lead armoured troops, exploiting armour firepower, mobility, flexibility and shock action on the modern battlefield.

Sprewell was fined and suspended from the N.B.A. for a year (it was later reduced) and only reluctantly apologized for his shocking action.

Most of the blast damage was limited to suspension, steering, drive train and hub assemblies, although the blast and shock action did create some minor/major hull deformities.

Despite significant advances in anti-tank warfare, it still remains the most versatile and fearsome land-based weapon-systems of the 21st-century, valued for its shock action and high survivability.

British Empire cavalry proved adaptable, since they were trained to fight both on foot and while mounted, while other European cavalry relied primarily on shock action.

Forcing the round peg of our military, which has no equal in speed, firepower, maneuver and shock action, into the square hole of international law enforcement and population control isn't working.