tetes-de-pont (Meaning)

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tetes-de-pont (pl.)

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The army established tetes-de-pont on both sides of the river to facilitate troop movements.
The tetes-de-pont served as a foothold into enemy territory, enabling further advances.
The bridgeheads, or tetes-de-pont, allowed the attackers to gain a strategic advantage.
The fortified tetes-de-pont provided a secure base for launching offensives.
The enemy forces attempted to capture the tetes-de-pont but were met with heavy resistance.
The capture of the tetes-de-pont weakened the enemy's defenses and opened up new avenues for attack.
The river crossing was secured by the tetes-de-pont, ensuring a safe passage for troops.
The tetes-de-pont acted as a shield, protecting the advancing forces from enemy attacks.
The army used bridging materials to construct a series of tetes-de-pont along the coastline.
The tetes-de-pont became a focal point of intense fighting as both sides sought to gain control.

of Tete-de-pont

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The army established tetes-de-pont on both sides of the river to facilitate troop movements.

The tetes-de-pont served as a foothold into enemy territory, enabling further advances.

The bridgeheads, or tetes-de-pont, allowed the attackers to gain a strategic advantage.

The fortified tetes-de-pont provided a secure base for launching offensives.