World War Ii History

noun a swift and intense military offensive

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• The blitzkrieg tactics used by the army resulted in a swift and overwhelming victory.
• The blitzkrieg attack caught the enemy off guard and led to a quick win.
• The blitzkrieg was so intense, it was like they came in guns blazing.
• Her presentation was a blitzkrieg of information, leaving the audience stunned by the amount of data presented.

noun Royal Air Force

• The Royal Air Force (RAF) is the United Kingdom's aerial warfare force.
• My cousin is in the RAF and he loves flying planes.
• I heard that new recruit in the RAF is a real 'top gun'.
• Joining the RAF was like spreading my wings and soaring to new heights.

noun a type of British fighter aircraft used in World War II, known for its speed and agility

• The pilot skillfully maneuvered the Spitfire during the airshow.
• I love watching old war documentaries about Spitfires in action.
• That Spitfire is one cool plane!
• Her words were like a Spitfire, sharp and quick.

noun a member of a Native American tribe who served in the US military as a radio operator during World War II, using their native language as a code that the enemy could not decipher

• The code talker played a crucial role in transmitting coded messages during wartime.
• My grandpa was a code talker in the army and he never talked about it much.
• Dude, that guy is like a code talker when it comes to keeping secrets.
• She is a code talker when it comes to navigating complex social situations.