Defilade

The fortress was built on the edge of a natural defilade.

The building provided an excellent defilade for the civilians caught in the crossfire.

The commander instructed his troops to defilade the tanks for a surprise attack.

The sniper found a perfect defilade to take out the enemy target.

The soldiers used the natural defilade of the terrain to their advantage.

The commander ordered the troops to maintain their defilade positions until the enemy attacked.

The soldiers took cover behind the defilade during the ambush.

The fortress was strategically designed to provide defilade for the defenders.

The tank used the defilade to avoid enemy artillery.

The artillery was set up in a defilade position to provide support for the advancing troops.

The battalion set up defilade positions on top of the hill.

The general ordered his troops to move into defilade positions.

The general ordered the soldiers to move towards the defilade to avoid getting hit by enemy fire.

The commander instructed his troops to use the defilade to their advantage during the battle.

The enemy tried to flank our position, but we were protected by the defilade.

The general ordered his troops to advance using the cover of the defilade.

The soldiers took cover behind the defilade as they waited for further instructions.

The defilade was a strategic location for the army to launch their attack.

The fortress was almost impenetrable thanks to the steep defilade surrounding it.

The hunters climbed up the defilade to get a better view of the surrounding landscape.

The scout reported the presence of enemy troops on the other side of the defilade.

The enemy was unable to hit our troops because they were hidden behind the defilade.

The defilade provided the perfect cover for the soldiers to advance towards the enemy.

The enemy was caught off guard when our troops emerged from behind the defilade.

The soldiers had to climb up the defilade to reach their objective.

The defilade provided a natural shelter for the hikers caught in the storm.

The team used the defilade as a vantage point to observe the opposing team's moves.

The defilade was a natural barrier that prevented the enemy from advancing towards our position.

The army engineers built a fake defilade to deceive the enemy into thinking it was the actual cover.

The troops were able to ambush the enemy from behind the defilade.

The fortress was built on high ground to take advantage of the natural defilade.

The general ordered his troops to take advantage of the defilade provided by the city walls.

The tank commander ordered his crew to move to a better defilade position.

The tanks moved quickly into position, taking advantage of the natural defilade provided by the hills.

The soldiers took cover behind the defilade as they waited for the enemy to approach.

The troops used the defilade of the forest to conceal their movements from the enemy.

The concrete barrier provided a strong defilade against the incoming bullets.

The soldiers took cover behind the natural defilade of the hill.

The trenches were dug in such a way as to provide maximum defilade for the soldiers.

The sniper positioned himself behind a defilade of rocks and waited for his target.

The hill offered no defilade for the troops, leaving them exposed to enemy fire.

The sniper found a perfect defilade among the rocks to remain hidden from the enemy.

The mountain pass provided a natural defilade for the advancing army.

The castle's walls provided a good defilade against enemy archers.

The trees on the hillside acted as a natural defilade for the advancing troops.

The village was strategically located in a defilade, protected by the surrounding hills.

The troops dug trenches to create their own defilade against enemy fire.

The soldiers dug foxholes for defilade during the night to prepare for the attack.

The tank positioned itself behind the artificial defilade to avoid enemy fire.

The architects designed a complex defilade system to protect the city from potential attacks.