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assault area

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In amphibious operations, that area that includes the beach area, the boat lanes, the lines of departure, the landing ship areas, the transport areas, and the fire support areas in the immediate vicinity of the boat lanes.
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A previous BOCSAR report in 2001 found a strong relationship between assaults and the volume of alcohol sold in high assault areas, as well as between property damage and offensive behaviour and higher alcohol sales' volumes.
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With this plan, House was able to ensure continuous air coverage over the assault area with an average of 36 land-based aircraft.
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Their mission is to surface and mark with shadowed lights, pointed seaward, the stretch of the British assault area.
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