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Translation of task force in Spanish:

task force

equipo operativo, n.

noun

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    equipo operativo masculine
    grupo de trabajo masculine
    Military destacamento (especial) masculine
    Military fuerza de tareas feminine
    • I was an armor task force scout platoon sergeant when my battalion deployed to Iraq.
    • What was my mission as it pertained to the overall task force and brigade missions?
    • Throughout the mission, the task force was in constant contact with enemy forces.
    • A military task force suggested that nonstate actors could be a clear and present danger.
    • In October the largest task force of the Pacific war sailed for the island of Leyte to begin the reconquest of the archipelago.
    • Heavily armed members of the task force, police and body guards quickly took her away shortly afterwards.
    • Most of the task force's soldiers had been in Kuwait training for this day for nearly six months.
    • For example, an armor task force is planning to breach during a deliberate attack.
    • Scouts talk to more people on the battlefield than anyone else in the task force.
    • Scouts are the eyes of the task force commander and must have the best equipment with which to see.
    • An impressive resume, for sure, but one perhaps more useful to a company building a military task force than a search engine.
    • Again, he should portray an uncooperative enemy that intends to defeat the task force.
    • Like the rest of us embedded reporters, he had been taken in as a member of the task force, and he was mourned as one.
    • While in Kuwait, we received four additional companies to complete the task force.
    • Instrumental to the success of the task force has been the cooperation of the Indonesian authorities.
    • The task force is here to detect, disrupt and defeat terrorist cells in the Horn of Africa.
    • The task force was ready to leave Kuwait, to move out north, to drive on to Baghdad.
    • The task force was down to six helicopters, the bare minimum needed to pull off the rescue.
    • This causes a need for greater capability in logistics assets at the task force level.
    • The level of communications afforded is the same as if the task force was operating from its home base.