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transfer secretly out of an area under enemy control
the military commander was exfiltrated on a French plane - escape furtively, as from an area under enemy control
How To Use exfiltrate In A Sentence
- The mission to 'exfiltrate' them has gone down as one of the most bizarre covert operations in the agency's history. Times, Sunday Times
- Usually, individuals had to exfiltrate enemy territory by hazardous land routes.
- I reached down for my carbine so that I could take out the rest of the crew and safely exfiltrate this tomb. Day by Day Armageddon: Beyond Exile
- It was used to infiltrate, exfiltrate, and re-supply in any weather condition and almost any environment.
- Civilians from inside the building should be given necessary medical and psychiatric care; be interrogated for intelligence; and be screened to ensure that hostile forces do not exfiltrate among freed civilians.
- After refueling, the helicopters returned to exfiltrate the ground force.
- Instead, they were attempting to pick up the mortarman as he infiltrated or exfiltrated to and from his safe haven to his firing location.
- After the completion of fencing work it would be impossible to either exfiltrate or infiltrate from this stretch.
- After their defeat, when the forces broke apart and exfiltrated into the mountains, they removed the opposing advantage.
- Guerrilla forces will immediately attempt to break contact, and if possible, exfiltrate the ambush site.
