Примеры использования Radioed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I radioed to the battalion that I refused to follow the order
At 22:20, Jojima radioed Gotō and told him that no U.S. ships were in the vicinity.
In the afternoon of September 2 Schmitt radioed 1st Battalion for an airdrop of supplies.
The next day the leader of the second summit group of the expedition radioed base camp that they had encountered Morup moving slowly between the First
Three times during the day Gerald C. Thomas from Vandegrift's staff radioed Edson and ordered him to abandon the mission immediately
They radioed for an air strike but the designated planes were on the ground refueling.
Fletcher radioed MacArthur the approximate position of the Japanese carriers
Helena radioed for permission to open fire,
The Marine battalion commander on Gavutu radioed General Rupertus with a request for reinforcements before attempting to assault Tanambogo.
I know you and Philip radioed the Centre to confirm the orders for the meeting.
Major Lorne radioed me from upstairs and told me to go to the Gate
I radioed their descriptions to Port Authority… See if we can snag them at the tolls.
He radioed that at least another division was needed to break the stalemate.
At 10:15, Wickson radioed Martin on the AWACS
On arrival the aircraft was immediately surrounded by armed troops and Mahmud radioed the tower that unless they were withdrawn he would shoot the co-pilot.
At 12:12 a.m. the pilot, Lt. Hatton, radioed to say his automatic direction finder was not working and asked for a location of base.
The five Dutchbat personnel who had been captured near the refugee compound radioed back to the battalion at 1700 hours,
On the evening of 18 June the British steamer Arakaka had spotted a small ship a few miles outside Georgetown, and radioed this information to the shore.
Three pararescue swimmers were dropped by one of the helicopters to help him climb out, but Schirra radioed that he would prefer to be towed to the carrier,
Lexington SBD pilot and squadron commander Robert E. Dixon radioed"Scratch one flat top!