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defensive zone

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A belt of terrain, generally parallel to the front, that includes two or more organized, or partially organized, battle positions.

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Michael Cammalleri scored a goal 8:17 into the game, and Sean Avery gave the Kings a 2-0 lead with 8:48 remaining when he started a rush in the defensive zone, passed to Alexander Frolov and one-timed a return pass past Blue Jackets goalie Fredrik Norrena.
The high-silhouette 88 mm flak gun and immobile German artillery were able to provide long-range tank killing power, but these weapons were kept deep in the defensive zone.
Building grounds should be treated as a defensive zone to prevent cars and trucks, which might be carrying explosives, from crashing into the building.
 
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