tactical
যুদ্ধকৌশলসংক্রান্ত
definition
adjective
as a tactical officer in the field he had no equal
of, relating to, or constituting actions carefully planned to gain a specific military end.
translation of 'tactical'
যুদ্ধ-কৌশল সম্বন্ধীয়
adjective
যুদ্ধকৌশলসংক্রান্ত,
সুকৌশলে পরিকল্পিত
example
The depot is the Army's center of technical excellence for air defense and 'tactical' missile ground support equipment.
I have always disliked the Glock as a 'tactical' weapon because it has no second strike capability.
The apparently mild response in New Delhi, at least at present, is purely 'tactical' .
Two new 'tactical' rifles are now available from companies which were once known as handgun manufacturers.
Gabriel often relied more upon cunning and 'tactical' exploitation than raw power which the others seemed to possess.
Washington was not aware of the presence of these 'tactical' nuclear weapons and delivery systems in Cuba.
The sheer numbers and volume of traffic to and from Iraq, from the 'tactical' to the strategic level, were significant.
Next, you wonder how to organize an entire brigade combat team's equipment to flow according to the 'tactical' plan.
He will be responsible for the planning and execution of 'tactical' marketing strategies.
Many of the old inadequacies returned: the hesitancy in decision-making, the impoverished 'tactical' acumen.
I called to my 'tactical' officer, as I fastened the last strap of the restraining harness snugly across my shoulders.
The squadron's first officer is also our security and 'tactical' officer.
Four well-armed officers clearly had a 'tactical' advantage if they used good judgement and training.
Throughout eight 'tactical' scenarios the officers are required to quickly develop, communicate and execute their mission.
The Air Force objected to the Army having such a capability because 'tactical' air support was the role of the Air Force.
The police accept that 'tactical' errors were made during the first week and a half of the investigation.
Increasingly, data are a vital component in strategic and 'tactical' planning.
That, he says, was the basis upon which the squad was chosen, rather than with a specific 'tactical' plan in place.
Six modules designed to support 'tactical' air operations arrive and are placed at the far end of the ramp.
She'd ordered her 'tactical' officer to keep her eyes on the enemy carrier.
After the fall of France the Luftwaffe was in a very favourable geographical position for operations against England, but it did not have any overall 'tactical' plan.
Thatcher lost nothing, making only a 'tactical' retreat from a skirmish to prepare for the real battle.
That's how humanity works, we only fix things after they've gone wrong, we're awful at 'tactical' planning.
As a field commander he combined an icy calm and plain common sense with great 'tactical' flair.
Many players have 'tactical' abilities far beyond their rating, but are positionally pathetic.
Last month she joined the US National Guard and quickly impressed her commanding officers with her 'tactical' genius.
But the Army planned a much greater 'tactical' role for the helicopter in Vietnam.
Similarly, Israel had gained a 'tactical' victory but could not afford to pressure the Soviets further.
This was also the war where chemical agents were first openly used as 'tactical' weapons.
Does one airplane, one bomb, one target represent strategic air power or 'tactical' employment of aviation?
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