battle drill

Their battle drill is quite good, like a soccer team.

And so the battle drills continued, at a rate of roughly two per day.

With the new battle drill and unprecedented artillery support, the attack was a complete success.

The administration is updating the battle drills by putting civilians on the field.

Other training included warrior task battle drill and individual weapons qualifications.

"You posted the time for the battle drill, yes?"

When alpha came in, she whipped out battle drill number twenty."

It looked like they were running battle drills.

His relentless battle drills had likely saved the ship.

"And we'll need a series of battle drills, Commander."

They themselves learned battle drill from the British 47th Division.

Your battle drills have been uninspired, you have taken no initiative.

"All stations secure from red alert," Data said, ending the night's battle drill shortly before 0200 hours.

The different ways to attack the enemy or possibly be attacked are called Battle Drills.

Crossing obstacles such as rivers was also handled as a battle drill.

In modern US Military doctrine there are 8 battle drills.

"I have scheduled a battle drill for tomorrow," Kornan added.

"Run a battle drill exactly thirty-one minutes after we go to warp," he instructed the lieutenant.

Training, which included paramilitary marching, battle drill and small arms practice, was administered by a Canadian sergeant major.

Wriede, especially, was growing weary of Data's unannounced battle drills.

As battle drills went, this was singularly uninspired.

Alert lights flashed, but did not give off noise; Drex was obviously running a battle drill.

Besides attending the standard airborne school, the unit had to perform battle drills and excruciating amounts of physical training.

Thorn also gives them battle drills.

During my years as an attack pilot, my unit never conducted a battle drill that incorporated marine units and equipment.