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In Kandahar, where the bulk of Canadian troops are stationed, insurgents have resorted to an asymmetrical style of fighting, including carefully orchestrated "shoot-and-scoot" ambushes, and relying on many more - and much bigger - improvised explosive devices, according to Lieutenant Colonel Dave Corbould, the outgoing battle group commander.
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"When you're using tools like IEDs and shoot-and-scoot tactics, it means you don't have the resolve or the ability or the confidence to stay in one place and fight for a piece of ground."
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And it's the same on suicide bombers, IEDs, snipers, mortar fire, shoot-and-scoot.
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But if the Nets play the way they did after a herky-jerky start Wednesday — the same stifling defense and shoot-and-scoot offense that helped them dispatch Milwaukee in the quarterfinals — they will be tough to beat in Boston.
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The insurgents often using the basic shoot-and-scoot tactics, getting out of the way as soon as they fire, disappearing into the night, making it very difficult for security forces and Iraqis to find them.
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Iraqi crews had perfected the art of shoot-and-scoot, moving launchers before the U.S. could find them.
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That means we launch the missile from a tank and leave the place - this is also called the shoot-and-scoot technique.
unknown title 2009
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Using standard "shoot-and-scoot" tactics, a Sajjil crew could fire their missile and move to an alternate site for re-loading and new tasking.
In From the Cold 2008
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