tactical bombing

常見(jiàn)例句

As journalist Geoffrey York writes, the bombing of the U.N. office fits into the broader pattern of Boko Haram's geographical expansion and increasing tactical sophistication.
就如記者Geoffrey York寫(xiě)道，聯(lián)郃國(guó)辦事処的爆炸與博科聖地基地組織的地域擴(kuò)展已經(jīng)日益複襍的戰(zhàn)術(shù)相符郃。

It is also expected that tactical bombing in Kosovo itself will erode Serb resistance, clearing a path for ethnic-Albanian fighters and perhaps, in the end, for incoming western troops too.
ECONOMIST: NATO piles it on
As the number of forward-deployed aircraft carriers declines and the U.S. gradually withdraws from its overseas bases, it will become increasingly difficult to use tactical aircraft in bombing missions.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Letter to the President
He explains the tactical advantages of suicide-bombing—greater accuracy, simplified planning and a more powerful political message—but does not then say why such tactics appeared comparatively late in the long history of terrorism.
ECONOMIST: Terrorism