blitzkrieg

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• In the decades since the Blitz, the term "blitz" and "blitzkrieg" have become neologisms, commonly used in a number of contexts, from advertising to law enforcement operations to sports, to describe a combination of overwhelming force and speed. NYT > Home Page
• The Germans attacked in the best blitzkrieg style, armour supported by aircraft.
• I suppose they called it "shock and awe" because people would have jibbed at "blitzkrieg". Tony Blair: The Next Labour Prime Minister?
• Incidentally, the German Wehrmacht never officially used the word blitzkrieg - literally, "lightning war" - though it did appear in several prewar German military publications. Wired Top Stories
• Blitz" is short for blitzkrieg, a German word coined in 1939 that means "lightning war. "Incent" incenses my senses
• With their motorized and panzer divisions, the German Fourth Army in the north and the Tenth in the south played a crucial role in the advance and demonstrated the efficacy of the blitzkrieg.
• During World War II, the German blitzkrieg demonstrated a major change in the conduct of warfare.
• The Germans were the first to master this technique, which they called blitzkrieg or "lightning war. Titans of War: Tanks Reshape the Battlefield
• Your use of the word blitzkrieg shows either a total ignorance of military tactics or a total ignorance of exactly what the IDF did in Gaza and and what speed. just Louise On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
• However, the very success of the risky blitzkrieg approach led the Germans to gamble even more heavily on their next major operation - the invasion of Russia.