Word: relentlessly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...relentless underseas warfare that broke off American shores soon after Dec. 7 thus far has taken the lives of more than 5,000 ecamen of all Allied nations. Some 2,000 were Americans...
...across the Don where it crooks within 47 miles of Stalingrad. Two new footholds were won, the sprouting prongs of a pincer designed to squeeze off the lower Volga's key industrial city. One prong thrust northeast from Kotelnikov in great force, the other southeast from Kletskaya, in relentless progress that the Red Army was unable to halt...
...forces and launched them at El Alamein. Thirteen of his Stukas, dive-bombing the British guns, were crumpled by fighters from South Africa, and the guns kept firing. Meanwhile, from the south a British light force sped around to harry Rommel's flank. After eleven successive days of relentless attack, Rommel's weary battalions had to withdraw to reform and prepare for a new attack...
...Kind of Battle. Naval warfare has changed its ways since Jutland. The Battle of the Coral Sea was not a clash of a whole fleet against another whole fleet. It was a battle of relentless air bombing and the rapid parry-&-thrust of task forces...
American submarines sank three more enemy ships in Japanese waters, the Navy Department announced Monday, bringing to 198 the Japanese vessels sunk, probably sunk, or damaged since Pearl Harbor in America's relentless attack on enemy supply lines...