amphibious
amfibia
definition
adjective
amphibious habitats
relating to, living in, or suited for both land and water.
example
Many species inhabited shallow aquatic environments and some may have been 'amphibious' , emerging onto land for at least part of their life cycle.
Some may have been 'amphibious' , emerging onto land for at least part of their life cycle.
The 'amphibious' vehicle is designed to reach speeds of 100 mph on land and over 30 mph on water and can switch between the two surfaces at the switch of a button.
It was, after all, the most ambitious 'amphibious' operation in the annals of military history until the Normandy invasion.
Furthermore, the analyst must not only understand these subjects within the context of ground operations but also as they relate to air and 'amphibious' operations.
They are 'amphibious' , able to live on land or in the ocean.
Medical support for the 'amphibious' operation was meticulously planned and successfully executed in the landings on Utah and Omaha Beaches.
This includes supporting mine warfare and 'amphibious' operations as well as specialist surveying tasks.
Again the prowess of the 16th Infantry won them the distinction of being the toughest, best trained 'amphibious' landing regiment.
I was horrified, and mourned the loss of its tiny webbed feet, but perhaps she just hastened its departure from a world no longer habitable for 'amphibious' life forms.
The Boston tour site credits tours in the midwest with starting the phenomenon, however another site claims that the first documented tour using an 'amphibious' vehicle was in Massachusetts in 1950.
As the Navy shrinks, the 'amphibious' force, with its rather limited mission, is bound to decrease in size, probably substantially.
Personnel from both countries compared and practiced their skills in a parachute insertion, 'amphibious' operations and live-fire assaults.
It might be an engineer who says that their bridges would keep more people out of the water if more people drove 'amphibious' cars.
Their armored 'amphibious' vehicle had taken fire and, making a sharp turn, plunged into a deep ditch, rendering it immobile.
The flexibility of 'amphibious' forces will give them an increasingly important place in future operations and in order to give the greatest support to such forces we need a core of Commando-trained chaplains.
The invasion was delayed for a day because of bad weather, but just before dawn on June 6 the largest 'amphibious' force ever assembled was poised just off the Normandy coast.
It was the largest 'amphibious' military operation undertaken until then.
In 1799 a strange Australian specimen, ‘a small 'amphibious' animal of the mole kind,’ arrived at the Royal Society of London.
It was also the shortest route and one where the growing might of American naval and 'amphibious' forces could be brought to bear most effectively.
The fast fleet tankers are able to operate in support of 'amphibious' forces, anti-surface and anti-submarine warfare operations and protection of vital sea areas and shipping.
‘After land insertion, the airborne and 'amphibious' forces married up in a central position and commenced engagement of OPFOR,’ he said.
As well as a snowy theme, the map also has a number of water features, which brings into play the two 'amphibious' vehicles.
These are his men and women in these 'amphibious' vehicles bringing in supplies, food, water.
The mudskipper is an 'amphibious' fish that has the ability to locomote on land.
During World War II, they found themselves attaching a large number of specialized navy and marine support units to the combat divisions sent ashore in 'amphibious' operations.
Seventh, where feasible, 'amphibious' forces should land where the enemy is not present, prepared, and in strength.
These Marines were in a light 'amphibious' vehicle.
The geography of the Philippine archipelago forced the Army and Navy to collaborate on 'amphibious' operations.
Making sure that soldiers find their sea legs quickly is important so as to ensure their readiness for 'amphibious' operations.
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