for·ward·most (fôr w rd-m st )adj. Closest to the front; first. |
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When occupied and defended by an all-round defence, these strongpoint villages came to be called hedgehogs, and the German front "line" in this period consisted of the trace of the forwardmost defended villages. The team gave seven concerts directly in the area of forwardmost positions and performed for servicemen of the Airborne Troops and the Caspian Flotilla in Chechnya, Daghestan, and North Ossetia -- Alania. Operating over built-up areas, aircrews have a great difficulty to visually determine the forward edge of forwardmost friendly positions, detect and identify targets among the building standing close to each other and their debris. |
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