NOUN
- an irregular armed force that fights by sabotage and harassment; often rural and organized in large groups
How To Use guerrilla force In A Sentence
- Our growing military engagement in Guatemala, Cuba, and Vietnam created a counter-insurgency mentality among political and military leaders who hoped to stifle spreading "brushfire" wars through the deployment of counter-guerrilla forces of their own. A Special Supplement: Anthropology on the Warpath in Thailand
- Instead, like a guerrilla force, they will have to find ways to catch their powerful opponents off their guard. Times, Sunday Times
- They put up an effective defence against the guerrilla forces.
- As a guerrilla force, the Vietminh enjoyed the edge in motivation and in knowledge of terrain. The French Connection
- This conflict pitted guerrilla forces against the national government.
- Cosmonautic flight group at the famous railroad guerrilla force hometown - Shandong Zaozhuang.
- Delegates also discussed transforming them from a guerrilla force into a regular army.
- The Tigers, a small guerrilla force of around 5,000 fighters, have repeatedly resisted conventional attack.
- The rougher men I did not recognize were wearing uniforms; they must have formed a guerrilla force, hiding in the mountains. SOMEWHERE EAST OF LIFE
- Guerrilla forces will immediately attempt to break contact, and if possible, exfiltrate the ambush site.
