tactical
tático
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'
adjective
tático,
habilidoso,
bem planejado
example
The depot is the Army's center of technical excellence for air defense and 'tactical' missile ground support equipment.
Throughout eight 'tactical' scenarios the officers are required to quickly develop, communicate and execute their mission.
Last month she joined the US National Guard and quickly impressed her commanding officers with her 'tactical' genius.
The administration began a conventional military build-up, and increased the number and types of 'tactical' nuclear weapons.
We need a binding and verifiable agreement on 'tactical' nuclear weapons immediately.
Thus, they determine the feasibility of strategic and 'tactical' plans.
Many players have 'tactical' abilities far beyond their rating, but are positionally pathetic.
With production under way, the timing was right to shift attention to the 'tactical' missile threat.
The center also plans, directs and controls the sorties that provide troops with a constant 'tactical' air support.
He announced to the world the Soviet Union was building secret missile bases in Cuba to house 'tactical' nuclear weapons.
The sheer numbers and volume of traffic to and from Iraq, from the 'tactical' to the strategic level, were significant.
Many of the old inadequacies returned: the hesitancy in decision-making, the impoverished 'tactical' acumen.
That, he says, was the basis upon which the squad was chosen, rather than with a specific 'tactical' plan in place.
This was also the war where chemical agents were first openly used as 'tactical' weapons.
In 'tactical' planning on strategic and key issues for the country we can rely for a common position on parties from the left to the right.
The squadron's first officer is also our security and 'tactical' officer.
The Air Force objected to the Army having such a capability because 'tactical' air support was the role of the Air Force.
This 'tactical' retreat by the government will do little to resolve the problem.
There were virtually no 'tactical' attack bombers of any value.
The police accept that 'tactical' errors were made during the first week and a half of the investigation.
There is no doubt that he has a sound 'tactical' or strategic sense.
But the Army planned a much greater 'tactical' role for the helicopter in Vietnam.
Remember, there aren't many who will trust you for a while, so your moves may become more 'tactical' than diplomatic for a while, but that's okay.
Similarly, Israel had gained a 'tactical' victory but could not afford to pressure the Soviets further.
Does one airplane, one bomb, one target represent strategic air power or 'tactical' employment of aviation?
Four well-armed officers clearly had a 'tactical' advantage if they used good judgement and training.
Next, you wonder how to organize an entire brigade combat team's equipment to flow according to the 'tactical' plan.
Increasingly, data are a vital component in strategic and 'tactical' planning.
As a field commander he combined an icy calm and plain common sense with great 'tactical' flair.
She'd ordered her 'tactical' officer to keep her eyes on the enemy carrier.
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